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COOKS AND CHEFS – SIGN YOUR WORK

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Back in time, I remember a billboard in New York City’s Times Square that asked: “Would You Be Willing To Sign Your Work?” What changes might occur in your operation if everyone was required to sign their work and take public responsibility for it? Are you proud to present this to your teammates, manager, or guest?”

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CHEFS – DOING THINGS RIGHT

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There are ample opportunities to cut corners for the sake of the bottom line, there are loads of ways to take advantage of your employees, there is always a temptation to overcharge to control food cost, and avoiding change because it is disruptive is always whispering in your ear. It’s not easy being a chef.

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CHEFS – MENUS FOR 2021 AND BEYOND

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On top of this – restaurants are offering wages that were unheard of pre-pandemic and still employees are not inclined to return to kitchens and dining rooms. There is obviously a need for some type of systemic change, but no one seems to know exactly what that might be at this time.

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DO IT RIGHT

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Ironically, there is always room to be great and there is plenty of room to be mediocre. With more than one million restaurants in the US we can flip a coin and hope for the great, will likely step through the doors of good, and far too often settle into the mediocre. I wonder why this is the case.

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THE TEN KEYS TO RESTAURANT SUCCESS – POST PANDEMIC

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The restaurant business is sometimes like the canary in the coal mine and at other times like the father of teenage children – the last to know. Most of the problems in restaurants were there before but not so vivid, not so “in your face”. ‘The times they are a changin’, proclaimed Bob Dylan in 1964.

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CHEFS – ARE YOU READY FOR WINTER

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More than anything else, when I was in restaurant kitchens I looked forward to planning and testing the next set of menu changes. A stale menu is not cost effective, ignorant of quality issues with ingredients, uninspiring for employees, and just plain boring. Winter is, by far my favorite season to plan menus.

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Why Culinary Programs Fail

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Sure, I know how much the restaurant/foodservice industry is suffering and how many operations are shutting their doors as a result of avoiding decades of challenges brought to a head by the pandemic, but believe me when I say that this will change. Just as the restaurant industry evolves, so too must the industry of education.

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