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nora_park
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2h ago
Hitting 12 walkouts on a Saturday service and realizing our fast ticket times were the problem
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parker938
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4h ago
Hot take: the $12 thermometer from the restaurant supply store beat our $90 one on the line
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river_allen
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1d ago
DAE decide between freezing pan sauces in ice cube trays or deli cups, and did the cups win for you too?
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kevin_west
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1d ago
Line cook threw out my bouquet garni at Le Bernardin and it saved the whole sauce
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nora110
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1d ago
Hot take: switched our prep sheets from paper clipboards to a whiteboard wall and tickets stopped falling apart
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owens.zara
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2d ago
Tried the 24 hour brine on my Thanksgiving turkeys and the skin came out rubbery
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taylor12
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2d ago
Vent: the sous at my last spot told me my sear was gray, not brown, and it stuck with me
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patricia558
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3d ago
Dropped $220 on a used 8-quart pressure cooker for the line and it turned out to be the best money I ever spent
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wesley_adams
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3d ago
Line cook at my old spot said "the ticket rail is just a suggestion" and I can't stop chewing on it
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the_thomas
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5d ago
Rant: dropped $240 on a "chef's knife skills" course and learned less than one shift with the prep cook
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the_phoenix
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7d ago
Pro tip: a line cook at a spot in Austin told me to quit flipping my burgers twice
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oliver_rodriguez56
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12d ago
Appreciation post: my cast iron ripping hot beat my nonstick pan on a 2 inch ribeye
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hannah_perry
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12d ago
Debate: Should a short order cook remake a steak for free if the customer ordered it well done but sends it back for being dry?
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harper_foster
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13d ago
Heard a line cook tell the new guy "taste it before you season it" and it fixed my whole prep list
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eric_knight7
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17d ago
The sous at my first job in Chicago told me to salt my pasta water 'like the sea,' and he was dead wrong
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