Two craft paths. One network.

Cheffar seats culinary talent in two paths. Executive Chef for plated tables. Cordon Bleu for generous pots and ceremonies. Pick the path that matches how you already work.

A chef preparing a private home menu

The seats

Find your craft path

Both paths take home reservations, set labor fee, and run market budget with host approval. Screening and practicals differ by craft.

Path one

Executive Chef

Plated hospitality, course by course

Built for intimate tables, several courses, careful pacing, and a dining room that feels considered without leaving home. You lead plating, timing, and service from kitchen to plate.

This path fits you if

  • You run multi course menus with clean plating
  • You have hotel, restaurant, or institute experience to show
  • Hosts come to you for anniversaries, VIP receptions, and tasting nights

Occasions you take

  • Intimate plated dinners
  • Executive home hosting
  • Tasting menus and wine paired nights

What screening looks for

  • National ID and health papers
  • Hotel or institute record
  • Plated three course practical
  • House and payment standards
Executive Chef plating a course in a home kitchen

Path two

Cordon Bleu

Generous tables and weekly prep

Built for compound gatherings, Njangi and Tontine meetings, Dot and dowry rites, and large family pot prep. You lead batch timing, authenticity, and a market list that holds under volume.

This path fits you if

  • You feed rooms of people with traditional pots and trays
  • Hosts know you for Njangi, Dot, Sunday pots, or weekly prep
  • You can prove occasion references and market list accuracy

Occasions you take

  • Njangi and association feasts
  • Dot, dowry, and family rites
  • Sunday pots and weekly household prep

What screening looks for

  • National ID and health papers
  • Occasion references
  • Traditional dish practical
  • Market list accuracy
Cordon Bleu chef preparing a gathering menu at home

How to choose

One path to start. You can grow from there.

Apply under the seat that matches your strongest menus today. Screening is free. Profiles go live after identity, health, practical, and payment training.

  1. Start where your craft is clearest

    If plating and courses are your center, choose Executive Chef. If pots, ceremonies, and volume are your center, choose Cordon Bleu.

  2. Hosts filter by path

    Discover and occasion filters show your craft path. The right seat puts you in front of the gatherings you already serve well.

  3. Same money rules on both seats

    Labor fee is yours to set. Market budget stays separate and opens after host approval. Payouts follow the reservation on either path.

Join the network

Ready to claim your craft path?

Apply as Executive Chef or Cordon Bleu. Screening takes time, not money. You earn when hosts reserve you.