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TRUFFLE CHEESE SAUCE

  • Bags of frozen Cheese Sauce are placed onto a tray (no more than 4 bags), marked with a 3-day discard date and placed in the walk-refrigerator above raw products. Bags are thawed for 24-hours.

  • Microwave heat times are written onto the all-in-one microwave chart for easy reference.

  • Single & Double Batch Procedures – <br>8 oz. (6 portions) or 16 oz. (12 portions) of Cheese Sauce is weighed into an amber pan, covered with a lid and heated in the microwave following the heat times chart.

  • Single Serving Procedures – <br>Cheese Sauce is covered with a slotted lid and a #40 food disher and is held under refrigeration near the cook’s line. Single portions are heated following the heat times chart.<br>• For Burger - One heaping food disher (1 oz.) is portioned into a micro-tray boat.<br>• For Fries – Two heaping food dishers (2 oz.) is portioned into a micro-tray boat.

  • High Volume Procedures –<br>• Half a bag is poured into a 1/6 size amber pan. Pan is covered with a solid lid and labeled with a 48-hour discard time and placed in the walk-in refrigerator.<br>• The other half of the bag is poured into a 1/6 size amber pan. Pan is covered with a solid lid and placed in the microwave to heat. (Use a scraper to remove all cheese sauce from the bag)

  • Cheese Sauce is heated to a minimum temperature of 165˚F.

  • Cheese Sauce Temp.
  • Cheese Sauce is held in the Heatwell with 30-minute stir timer activated. The 8-hour hold time is monitored using an approved timing system.

  • Cheese Sauce is maintaining a temperature of 140˚F during the 8-hour hold time. Product is stirred every 30-minutes.

  • Cheese Sauce Temp.
  • Water is never added to Cheese Sauce. Cheese Sauce is discarded when it becomes discolored and lumpy or at the end of 8-hour hold time.

ONION STRINGS

  • Fryer timer buttons, fryer #2 (button #1) & Fryer #3 (button #4) are reprogrammed to a 1-minute cook time.

  • Onion Strings are cooked for 1-minute. Excess shortening is drained for 10-15 seconds.

  • Cooked Onion Strings are dumped into the salting pan. Onion Strings are NOT salted.

  • Cooked Onion Strings are held in the Prince Castle or Overshelf. 30-minute hold time is monitored using an approved timing system.

BACON BITS

  • Bacon Bits are poured into a 1/6 size covered amber pan and placed into the microwave for heating following the heat times chart.

  • Pan of heated Bacon Bits are placed at the cook’s line with a 10” plastic spoon for portioning. Pan is labeled with a 6-hour hold time.

ASSEMBLY & PACKAGING

  • Bacon Truffle Angus Burger(s) and Fries preparation and packaging is demonstrated to standard.

GUEST SERVICE & EXECUTION

  • Cashiers are scripting the Bacon Truffle Angus Burger and Bacon Truffle Fries.

  • Current schedules and deployment are reviewed to anticipate the potential increase in ADQs.

  • Cashiers are properly trained and have tasted the new Bacon Truffle Angus Burger & Fries so they can describe them to Guests.

SUPPORT MATERIAL

  • Job-aids are posted on the cook’s line and near the fry station.

  • Nutritional information has been placed near the Frontline area for employees to reference.

  • FSDS Sheets are available for reference to ensure food safety and proper storage and handling.

PERSON IN CHARGE (General Manager, Shift Leaders, Station Leaders)

  • Person in Charge knows the sales projections (ADQs) for the new products.

  • Person in Charge is demonstrating MODEL-COACH-REQUIRE as needed to enforce proper standards and procedures to deliver a HOT, HIGH QUALITY products to Every Guest, Every Time!

POP POSTING

  • The POP is posted correctly, in a timely manner and with correct pricing.

  • Mgt. Signature

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