Scratch Made Ice Cream Chef
new city microcreameryShirley (MA)
About the role
Lead Ice Cream And Dessert Chef Do you want to work with positive people?
Do you like making food you can be proud of?
Do you like learning in a creative environment where your inputs are directly involved in our kitchen's success?
Get in on the ground level and help us create the future of dessert and ice cream.
We are opening a gourmet, scratch, ice cream and pastry kitchen incorporating fresh locally sourced ingredients. Our menu will arrive at the crossroad of the arts of craft cocktail mixology and gourmet ice cream creating a fresh take on the classic ice cream parlor.
Must have a creative mindset, high level work ethic, commitment to consistent excellence and a team first mentality. Experience in pastry and desserts is a must. Cooking great food makes us happy. Does it make you happy?
Our kitchen is led by Chef Alyssa, and our management team and run with a staff of 10+ energetic cooks. A positive attitude, healthy mind and body, and good energy means everything to us and is vital to someone who wants to be a member of our team.
A great ice cream chef should expect to:
Come prepared to learn recipes and techniques that go into crafting our scratch made ice cream bases, sauces and ingredients and execute them after training.
Understand what it means to work with a sense of urgency.
Respect the food and equipment you are working with.
Stay organized
Keep themselves and the environment they are working in clean and sanitized.
Responsibilities include:
Creating and producing ice cream bases from scratch.
Creating and producing sauces, toppings and pastry needed for ice cream production
Managing production schedules and inventory in our open kitchen
Supervising, development and training of staff
Above all, working with us is an opportunity to learn from a dynamic team and grow one's culinary skills. As a young team, we are continuously committed to growing, and learning thus, holding each other accountable. Do you want to take the journey with us? Do you want to grow?
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