What are the top 3 things professional chefs do not like to do in the kitchen?

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Usually the biggest pain the butt jobs all involve cleaning something disgusting, or physically harmful … so here’s a list:
Also, this is just normal cook stuff … not really exec chef stuff.

– Cleaning the fryer
– Cleaning the flat top with one of those bricks
– Using the slicer because that means they have to take apart and clean it. Not really a hate job, maybe a 4 on a 10 scale. Just something most chefs would probably like to avoid.
– Cleaning an oven with grease cutter.
– Cleaning hoods – this isn’t actually legal. A superficial cleaning can be done, but usually fire safety laws require someone to be certified to clean the entire thing
– Cleaning a grease trap – this isn’t actually legal either, because you’re supposed to properly dispose of the junk that comes out of the grease trap, and chefs don’t have that capability.
– Cleaning and reorganizing the entire dry storage. It’s just lots of heavy lifting, and it’s tedious. Most deep cleaning jobs fall into this category.
– Training a new dishwasher that is an immature diva knucklehead. It comes with the job, and no one enjoys a new dishwasher.

Lots of execs hate dealing with their employees, and having to make a new schedule because someone is doing something super selfish like getting married, having a child, going on a honeymoon, getting sick, or having priorities outside of serving someone some fries, or whatever.

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