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Started by Carrie Lynn. Last reply by Richard Goodwin Aug 17, 2010. 3 Replies 0 Likes
Started by Holly D. Elmore. Last reply by Judy R. Uerling Jun 27, 2010. 5 Replies 1 Like
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I dont realy see what you are after. Firstly what is the restaurant requirement,
what do you specialize in. Chopping onnions roasting and baking, pan frying and sautee, are only words, not cooking, do your cooks know basic cooking, of onions, garlic, celery, carrots, and what they are used for, do they know how to produce a good stocks, soups, emulsions, do they know the right timing and temperature, for the oven, griller, fryer, only then you should look at the menus and preparation, what menu have you, only then you can be told about your preparation, you must be specific with your questions, if you want good answers.
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