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KITCHEN LIFE & CAREER

Culinary Cues

From my experience, the best approach towards building your chops, filling your portfolio with skills, knowledge, and the ability to adjust to varying challenges in the kitchen begins with time in a busy full-service hotel, resort, or club kitchen. There will likely be a person or small crew focused on stocks, soups, and sauces.

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THE IMPORTANT THINGS I LEARNED IN THE KITCHEN

Culinary Cues

When an organization models, expects, supports, trains to, and evaluates performance with excellence in mind then it quickly moves from some obscure goal that may or may not be realized, to a way that everyone exists. The small stuff adds up and if not approached with the same intent will snowball into an attitude of acceptance.

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Restaurant Market Research: Ultimate Guide to Market Analysis

7 Shifts

Just like a well-crafted mission statement will help guide your business decisions, identifying and understanding your target customers and competitors through restaurant market research will give your business a competitive edge. Instead of having a vague goal like "Improve my business," make your goals more specific.

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THE PERSON YOU ARE

Culinary Cues

The small stuff adds up. The small stuff shows the world that you are committed. [] It is far greater to give than to receive. The big challenges will require significant effort and likely collaboration with others. Make more music.

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SUPPORT SMALL RESTAURANTS EVERYDAY

Culinary Cues

Every year, this weekend is the official time to celebrate small businesses. In preparation for the holiday gift giving season it was somehow decided that it was appropriate to recognize those private businesses within your community by stopping in to say hello, thank them for all that they do, and spend a little money.

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IN BUSINESS – BIGGER ISN’T ALWAYS BETTER

Culinary Cues

Growth seems to be one of those markers that define a successful business, yet there is ample evidence that growth can be a deterrent to success. It’s true of great restaurants, great retail stores, great investment firms, exceptional banks, small auto dealerships, and even local government offices.

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WHAT RESTAURANTS HAVE LEARNED DURING THE PANDEMIC

Culinary Cues

Passion is not blind forever. [] THE RESTAURANT BUSINESS IS EVEN HARDER THAN WE THOUGHT: The pandemic has demonstrated to owners/operators just how very fragile their business is. Obviously, revenue is critical to any business, but most others have the capacity to ride a storm for a period of time.