Information

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

Serving

  • Dessert Refrigerator air (35°-38°F)

  • Enter Temp

  • all products are covered, labeled, and dated on lid and container

  • Window Refrigerator air (35°-38°F)

  • Enter Temp

  • all products are covered, labeled, and dated on lid and container

  • DT Bagging Refrigerator air (35°-38°F)

  • Enter Temp

  • all products are covered, labeled, and dated on lid and container

  • Counter Bagging refrigerator (35°-38°F)

  • Enter Temp

  • Enter temp of fruit cup

  • Enter temp of parfait

  • all products are covered, labeled, and dated on lid and container

  • Refrigerator under the Coffee #1 (35°-38°F)

  • Enter Temp

  • all products are covered, labeled, and dated on lid and container

General all areas

  • Are all chemicals in dishwasher (2) and above compartment sink (2) sufficiently full?

  • Was the temperature of the dishwasher above 160 (am ? Only)

  • Ask a team member what to do in the case of a fire. Check the box next to the steps that are mentioned in correct order

  • Step 1: If it is possible without hurting yourself, attempt to turn off the fryer.

  • Step 2: Use the silver fire extinguisher located next to the hand sink by the Henny

  • Step 3: If nothing else works, or the fire is to large, pull the Ansul fire suppression system located on the wall next to the Henny's or next to the prep sink

  • If it a non-oil fire, use the red fire extinguisher next to the back door

Prep

  • Clean ice machine

  • Produce sink cleaned and sanitized before use

  • Prep 1 - Air (35°-38°F)

  • Enter Temp

  • all products are covered, labeled, and dated on lid and container

  • Prep 2- Air (35°-38°F)

  • Enter Temp

  • all products are covered, labeled, and dated on lid and container

Storage

  • Walk-in refrigerator (35°-38°F)

  • Enter Temp

  • all products are covered, labeled, and dated on lid and container

  • Walk-in Freezer (-10°-0°F)

  • Enter Temp

  • Thaw Cabinet 1 (35°-40°F)

  • Enter Temp

  • all products are covered, labeled, and dated on lid and container

  • Thaw Cabinet 2( 35°-40°F)

  • Enter Temp

  • all products are covered, labeled, and dated on lid and container

  • Thaw Cabinet 3 (35°-40°F)

  • Enter Temp

  • all products are covered, labeled, and dated on lid and container

  • Thaw Cabinet 4 (35°-40°F)

  • Enter Temp

  • all products are covered, labeled, and dated on lid and container

Boards

  • Breading table rail temp

  • Enter Temp

  • Breading Table base - air(35°-38°F)

  • Enter Temp

  • all products are covered, labeled, and dated on lid and container

  • Breading table 2 rail temp

  • Enter Temp

  • Breading table two base temp

  • Enter Temp

  • all products are covered, labeled, and dated on lid and container

  • Reach in Freezer - Fries - Air (-10°-0°F)

  • Enter Temp

  • Fridge behind secondary (eggs)

  • Enter Temp

  • Fridge under the soup well

  • Enter Temp

  • Cold well on Center Line

  • Enter Temp

  • Cheese below the fill line

  • Fridge on Center Line

  • Enter Temp

  • No cheese in fridge

  • Reach in Freezer - Hash Brown - Air (-10°-0°F)

  • Enter Temp

  • Check for Flour date label on container at biscuit table.

  • Are tomatoes temping below 40

  • Is Cheese tempting below 40

  • Are timers being used? And food on good timers and not expired?

  • Is Chicken coming out of Fryer 1 above 190?

  • Is Chicken coming out of Fryer 2 above 190?

  • Is Chicken coming out of Fryer 3 above 190?

  • Is Chicken coming out of Fryer 4 above 190?

  • Is Chicken coming out of Fryer 5 above 190?

  • Is Chicken coming off Grill 1 above 190<br>

  • Is Chicken coming off Grill 2 above 190

  • Is the lean system on for breading and the line?

  • Are the chutes and the breader compliant with lean?

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