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Whats the craziest call off excuse you have ever received as a kitchen manager/chef?
I'd give him more than a few days ! Maybe he is working too many hours. Cut him down to part time for a week or so. Maybe then he will see it's a two way street.
Replied Sep 6
Whats the craziest call off excuse you have ever received as a kitchen manager/chef?
Shopping for my booze not doubt !
Replied Aug 21
Whats the craziest call off excuse you have ever received as a kitchen manager/chef?
That's a good one ! I actually had a cook call and say"Chef, I'm too drunk to come to work".Better than an STD I guess !
Replied Aug 19
Unique beverages?
here's another one for you. Make 1 qt of green tea and cool. bring 2c of simple syrup and 2 tbl of fresh ginger to a boil..Remove from heat and let cool pour about 4 oz of tea over ice, top with 2 oz…
Replied Dec. 8, 2009
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I'd give him more than a few days ! Maybe he is working too many hours. Cut him down to part time for a week or so. Maybe then he will see it's a two way street.
Shopping for my booze not doubt !
That's a good one ! I actually had a cook call and say"Chef, I'm too drunk to come to work".Better than an STD I guess !
Your best bet for Indian foods are of corse on line. Willowspiceco has some pretty nice Indian spices as well as other International blends
See what they think of this recipe. Most times I find you can get a kid to try something to drink a lot quicker than a food.
* 4 tsp loose tea, usually black
* 1 piece of dry ginger
* 3 cardamom pods, crushed
* 3 whole cloves
* 1 piece of cinnamon s…
No. What all do they carry ?
Beth,
Are you wanting International recipes ? I can get one or two companies to help supply ideas and or recipes from around the globe. I even have access to recipes dating back more than 150 years.
Check out willowspiceco. They have a pretty good selection of indian spices including whole Cardamon, curry powder,coriander as well as some cool specialty items such as Grains of Paradise, Tellicherry peppercorns, wasabi sesame seeds,ect. Small amo…
Have you tried Trader Joe's?
here's another one for you.
Make 1 qt of green tea and cool.
bring 2c of simple syrup and 2 tbl of fresh ginger to a boil..Remove from heat and let cool
pour about 4 oz of tea over ice, top with 2 oz of the simple syrup add a splash of sparkling wat…
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- A little about yourself and your business
- I'm a Regional Chef for Columbia Sussex and a "Not So Silent" partner in an on line specialty spice company(Willowspiceco.). Husband and Dad to two future Artist / Chefs.
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- At 6:45pm on December 2, 2009,
Dave Romines said…
- What is Slow Food?
Slow Food is an idea, a way of living and a way of eating. It is a global, grassroots movement with thousands of members around the world that links the pleasure of food with a commitment to community and the environment.
Learn more about our work from Plate to Planet
This has been a great tool when teaching kids of all ages where their food comes from and the importance of buying local. Check out the web site at slow food usa.org.
- At 7:40pm on November 30, 2009,
Ron said… - If you get a chance, you should create a blog post on slow food. I am interested to know more about this and I'm sure other community members would as well.
- At 10:50am on November 28, 2009,
Tom Farrow said…
- Hello Dave, welcome to the FSR community. One of the most interesting things about this community is the different personalities and myriad of ways that people build a business in food service. This will help people that do things similar to what you do find you and you them. It's all about connections and helping each other. Enjoy your day!
- At 10:52am on November 27, 2009,
Ron said…
- Thanks for becoming a member of the Foodservice Community. I hope you find the site to be useful to you and your business. Now that you have joined, get involved by starting a new discussion or joining one of our many groups.
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- At 10:42am on November 27, 2009,
Dave Romines said…
- Happy Holidays to all ! We recently purchased some beautiful pink salt blocks for cooking.(5X5X1.5 in thick) If you are interested in unusual products to cook with or artisan salts,specialty blends,ect.., feel free to contact me.We have nice holiday gift baskets and more
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