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THE NEXT GENERATION OF COOKS & CHEFS

Culinary Cues

We (those who have invested decades in the business already) may complain about the current labor environment and question the level of commitment from a younger pool of candidates but I have rarely heard anyone attempt to define how it will all wash out. What is the projected profile of cooks and chefs moving forward.

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Boost Your Restaurant Business with Five Local Marketing Tips

Modern Restaurant Management

Thousands upon thousands of restaurants were forced to close for safety reasons, some permanently. Focus on changing the processes of your restaurant to accommodate the new realities and to reach out to customers living in your local areas. Highlight Your Safety and Hygiene Protocols. The Pandemic and the Restaurant Business.

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THE 2021 CHEF SKILL SET

Culinary Cues

Sometimes the change curve can be mapped out allowing ample time to gear up with new skills, new products, new methods of production, and a laser focused marketing strategy, while on occasion, something environmental takes place that forces a more immediate response. Think about the technology sector as a prime example.

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THEY JUST DON’T GET IT

Culinary Cues

My town leaders, bless their hearts, try to figure out ways to strum up cash flow for small businesses. Cafés and Bistros should be able to dip into a cache of “extra” money to pay for the entrance fee and since it is thought that restaurants make significant profits from the food they sell, then those deep discounts will be easy to swallow.

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A LETTER TO CULINARY SCHOOL GRADUATES

Culinary Cues

As we continue to fight this pandemic that we still know so little about, and try to gradually open up the economy with a keen eye on public safety – it will be restaurants and other hospitality businesses that suffer the longest. Today’s jobs for cooks and bakers are in short supply, and they likely will be for a period of time.

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Your 7-Step Guide to Reopening Your Restaurant

7 Shifts

Now, after weeks of relying solely on takeout, delivery, and other business models to bring in revenue, restaurants are seeing some relief as regulations ease and business reopening plans rolling out across the country. This could include taking their temperature and assessing them for different symptoms.

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OUR DAILY BREATH: IDEATION AND SCENARIO PLANNING

Culinary Cues

As you move through IDEATION that will help to define what your restaurant concept, menu, systems, and staffing will look like as we eventually move out of this crisis, it is just as important to discuss and plan for the things that can go wrong. Let your customers know that safety and sanitation is your most important job.