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6 jobs that use Menu Planning the most

Jobs that use menu planning the most include chef/owner, restaurant owner, and chef/catering.

What jobs use Menu Planning the most?

1. Chef/Owner

How chef/owner uses Menu Planning:

  • Participate and train staff and colleagues to accomplish different level of ACF certification CEC, CEPC.
  • Control food and payroll costs to achieve maximum profitability.
  • Establish and operate an historic inn including a 40 seat restaurant offering French/California inspire cuisine focuse on seasonal local ingredient menus.

Most common skills for chef/owner:

  • Menu Planning
  • Kitchen Equipment
  • Cuisine
  • Payroll
  • Food Preparation
  • Fine Dining

2. Restaurant Owner

How restaurant owner uses Menu Planning:

  • Manage FOH and BOH for a high volume family casual cafe.
  • License Maryland home improvement contractor managing a small home improvement business that specializes in doors and windows.
  • Implement computerized POS system and oversee all financial reporting, including setting up internal controls over cash and tip reporting.

Most common skills for restaurant owner:

  • Customer Service
  • Menu Planning
  • Food Safety
  • Inventory Control
  • Restaurant Operations
  • POS

3. Chef/Catering

How chef/catering uses Menu Planning:

  • Control food and payroll costs to achieve maximum profitability.
  • Train kitchen staff on HACCP guidelines, customer service, portion control and daily standards.
  • Work with a talent team of catering chefs prepping and cooking cater menu items for weddings, parties and corporate events.

Most common skills for chef/catering:

  • Culinary
  • Kitchen Equipment
  • Menu Planning
  • Food Safety
  • Food Handling
  • Chefs

4. Nutritional Yeast Supervisor

How nutritional yeast supervisor uses Menu Planning:

  • Manage delivery schedules, budget requirements for the sales operations and culinary staff.
  • Manage food allergies and special diets by providing nutritious alternatives and creating student-specific menus.
  • Facilitate FDA and OSHA regulations as per regulatory law.

Most common skills for nutritional yeast supervisor:

  • Food Handling
  • Patients
  • Culinary
  • Menu Planning
  • Tray Line
  • Food Safety

5. Nutrition Director

How nutrition director uses Menu Planning:

  • Manage the WIC budget and execute budget amendments for the fiscal year.
  • Manage food allergies and special diets by providing nutritious alternatives and creating student-specific menus.
  • Ensure all menus meet USDA requirements.

Most common skills for nutrition director:

  • Patients
  • Nutrition Services
  • Menu Planning
  • Food Safety
  • Nutrition Education
  • Patient Satisfaction

6. Nutritional Consultant

How nutritional consultant uses Menu Planning:

  • Manage the in-store dietitian program providing nutrition education, culinary workshops, food demonstrations, and nutritional assessments.
  • Specialize in weight loss, diabetes, hypertension, hyperlipidemia, and lactose intolerance
  • Provide nutrition assessments, counseling and diabetes education to visually impair population individually and in group setting.

Most common skills for nutritional consultant:

  • Diabetes
  • Weight Loss
  • Nutrition Assessments
  • Food Service
  • Menu Planning
  • Medical Nutrition Therapy

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