Bronwyn Tate
Hobart · bronwyn.tate@example.com
4 November 2026
Mr Dominic Rossi
Head Chef
Salamanca Table
Subject: Application for Line Cook
Dear Mr Rossi,
Saturday service at Derwent Bistro runs to 110 covers from 70 seats, and I work the grill and sauce stations through all of it. The Line Cook job at Salamanca Table is the next step I want, on a bigger grill.
My mise en place is done before service, so the first ticket goes out without a gap. I log fridge and cool room temperatures twice a shift and tell the head chef about any reading outside range. Every allergen note on a ticket gets its own board and utensils. I label and date all prep and rotate stock first in, first out, which cut our end-of-week waste by about a fifth, and my Food Safety Supervisor statement of attainment is current.
Cooking over wood is the reason Salamanca Table is the kitchen I want. The grill is where I am strongest, and fire is the part of it I most want to learn. Moving to seven days will also need cooks who keep the station clean through service without being told; I trained two new kitchen hands on station setup and the cleaning schedule, so I teach that habit as well as keep it. I came up as a kitchen hand at Sandy Bay Catering, preparing sauces and cold dishes for functions of up to 150 guests, and moved to hot dishes on event days after six months.
Book me in for a trial shift on a Saturday, the fairest test of any line cook. What is coming off the fire this summer?
Kind regards,
Bronwyn Tate