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  • Prepared by

  • Location

Green energy Practices

  • Slow thaw in place

  • No running water/leaking faucets

  • Lights in coolers off when not in use

  • Equipment running according to business

  • Grills on 30 minutes before needed. Not just turned on as soon as the staff walks in

  • Fryers on an off during needed times

  • Pizza impinger on and off during needed times

  • Walk in doors and freezer doors shut. Working curtains

Labor waste

  • Accurate in and out times

  • Minimum staff during down time after lunch

  • Managers involved in labor control

  • In rally's expectations are set as to what time your prep will be done by

  • opener and split go back every hour to review progress on prep. When possible a manager drops back and sends a cook home to finish their prep

Ordering/inventory and portion control

  • Accurate on-hands on order guides/prep sheets

  • Proper rotation(sauces, steaks, poultry

  • Line levels appropriate for business

  • Scales on the line

  • Proper amount of chemicals on hand

  • Fresh express utilized properly

  • Shelf life on prep items

  • Produce fresh and at a minimum

  • Breading station not over stocked and buttermilk/breader

  • Check for proper use of spatulas with dressings/prep items

Fresh food behaviors

  • French fry behaviors; Proper amount dropped, portion tots and sweet fries

  • Proper amount of bacon cooked, out of window

  • Steam tables set correctly, not too hot (165 degrees), steam tables marked

  • Hot food holding @145 degrees; prime, brisket, pork, ribs fresh and levels appropriate for business

  • Bread levels appropriate for business

  • Seafood iced down and fresh

  • No sandbagging cut fruit and citrus squeezed

  • Using specials to alleviate waste, (brisket, quesadilla, prime sliders, etc)

Inspect reports and look in trash

  • Check pmix for the last week for sauce charges & soft beverage sales

  • Check trash for wasteful behaviors; straws, napkins, coasters, produce etc...

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