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Kitchen Internship Interview Guide

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Kitchen Internship Interview Guide

Enormous information for intership

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Ayush Sharma
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Kitchen Internship & Interview Questions with Answers

Interview Questions and Sample Answers

Q: Can you tell us about yourself?

A: I am Ayush Sharma, a third-year Hotel Management student at BCIHMCT with over two years of event

management experience. I am passionate about culinary arts, especially the cold kitchen section.

Q: Why do you want to work in the kitchen department?

A: I want to work in the kitchen because I enjoy creating dishes and learning culinary techniques. It allows me

to use creativity and precision to serve guests.

Q: What is a Garde Manger?

A: A Garde Manger is the chef responsible for cold dishes such as salads, appetizers, pâtés, and decorative

platters.

Q: Name the five French Mother Sauces.

A: Béchamel, Velouté, Espagnole, Tomato, and Hollandaise.

Q: What is blanching and why is it done?

A: Blanching is briefly boiling food and then cooling it quickly in ice water to preserve color, texture, and

nutrients.

Q: How do you prevent cross-contamination in the kitchen?

A: By using separate cutting boards for raw and cooked food, washing hands frequently, and storing food

properly.

Q: What is the danger zone temperature for bacterial growth in food?

A: Between 5°C (41°F) and 60°C (140°F).

Q: How do you handle a situation where you made a mistake in a dish?

A: I would inform my supervisor immediately, correct the mistake if possible, and learn from it to avoid

repetition.

Q: What is mise en place?

A: It means 'everything in its place' and refers to preparing and organizing ingredients before cooking.

Q: How do you sharpen a chef's knife?

A: Using a whetstone or honing steel, maintaining a consistent angle of about 20 degrees.

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