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OUR DAILY BREATH: TAKING THE KITCHEN OUT OF THE COOK IS PROBLEMATIC

Culinary Cues

We have all heard the phrase: “You can take the cook out of the kitchen, but you can’t take the kitchen out of the cook.” Why is it so hard to take the kitchen out of the cook? While there is certainly some merit to this statement, the current isolation is pushing the envelope in that regard.

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COOKS – CLAIM YOUR OWN PATH TO SUCCESS

Culinary Cues

We speak of a time of unconditional commitment to the craft and the job – sacrificing all else for the plate of food in the pass. It is human nature to try and push those out of our minds, but given a moments pause, it’s easy to remember them. Yes, I do mean ANYONE! Respect the tradition and wear it with pride.

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RESTAURANT EYES

Culinary Cues

The tables are full, and he is having a difficult time keeping up but makes a mental note to address that once the dining room clears out. Suddenly, he remembers the cobwebs and thinks: “I’ll take care of that in the morning”. Seek out the details and then prioritize corrective action. It’s never too small to worry about.

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The Impact of Color and Lighting in Brand Photography

Social Hospitality

As such, carefully consider every image your brand puts out online or in print. It’s important to understand that brand photography is more than simply taking photos. The Impact of Color Knowing the ins and outs of psychology in marketing can hugely affect how you strategize photography.

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COOKS AND CHEFS – SIGN YOUR WORK

Culinary Cues

When we sign our work, we take full responsibility for it. “I Think about it for a moment – would you be willing to put yourself out there and take ownership for work that is less than stellar, less than the best you can do? Make excellence the rule and send mediocrity out the back door. I did this, this is my work”!

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APPRECIATING HOSPITALITY WORKERS

Culinary Cues

Those of us who fit this description should take the time to think about those who are not so fortunate. When you see a doctor or nurse walking towards your local hospital for another 12-hour shift, stop and say: “thanks for taking care of all who are in need”, it costs you nothing and means a great deal.

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KITCHEN RESPECT

Culinary Cues

Anything worth doing is worth doing world-class whether washing dishes, organizing a cooler or workstation, dicing vegetables, finishing a plate of Kobe beef, taking inventory, or mopping a floor – it’s all important. [] CREATIVITY: Respect means everyone (cooks in particular) has a desire to create something worthy of carrying their signature.

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