Culinary Cues
MARCH 21, 2022
When a kitchen exudes calm, even when the amount of food prep and the stress of the moment seem over-the-top, it is always a result of organization and attention to detail. To some, it may seem less significant, but to seasoned professionals – this is the truth of the kitchen. It becomes natural – how he or she lives.
Culinary Cues
AUGUST 24, 2023
You were taught how to fold your socks, the right way to make a bed, how to polish your boots so they shine like a mirror, the proper way to wear your uniform, the exactness of a salute, marching in step, breaking down your weapon, cleaning it, and reassembling in the right order – everything has a place, and everything is in its place.
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Culinary Cues
AUGUST 4, 2022
The greatest threat is not the labor shortage or supply chain issues, it’s not the pandemic or the price of real estate – yes, all those concerns are troubling and must be dealt with, but they are not what will bring the restaurant industry to its knees. Well then – what will? Try apathy on for size. Is it ignorance or apathy?
7 Shifts
NOVEMBER 17, 2021
You'll also be less likely to order too much of any ingredient, which leads to food waste. And you'll have a better handle on food disappearing due to employee theft, which happens a lot more than you may think. Kitchen items should be counted separately from the front-of-house and bar inventory. Table of Contents.
Culinary Cues
SEPTEMBER 15, 2022
The choice to be great or not so great is in the hands of the restaurateur and the folks who make a living with food. Some mediocre operations may experience a false sense of euphoria simply because of supply and demand. Ironically, there is always room to be great and there is plenty of room to be mediocre. Plain and simple.
EATER
FEBRUARY 22, 2023
Pablo Espinosa Gutiérrez Before there was Flamin’ Hot everything, there was the chuchería, or candy stand, the champion of every Mexican mall I was at a market in the Mexican city of Toluca when I saw it — a gleaming pyramid of dark green, meaty calabaza en tacha (candied pumpkin) dripping with syrup. Here in the U.S.,
Apicbase
JULY 1, 2022
It helps them expand operations while keeping food quality consistent across locations and channels, and, equally important, keeping the overhead costs in balance. With these expansions, the importance of the back-of-house is growing exponentially. This blogpost covers: What is a central kitchen? It also concentrates our labour.
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