News By Tag Industry News News By Place Country(s) Industry News
Follow on Google News | How to run a profitable kitchen – reduce wasteBy: Sky Accountants In this blog, I share some ideas on how to minimise waste in a commercial kitchen. In a recent interview with CEO of Buckley's Entertainment Centre Mr Michael Tonks, I asked the questions "How do you deal with wastage in the kitchen?" Michael's response was straight to the point. "Tim, I don't give my kitchen staff an allowance of any sort to have any wastage. If you do, they can abuse it and potentially stock walks out the door. Kitchen staff make note of any wastage. When wastage is too high, you'll soon find out due to your COGS being high". The main reasons food waste occurs are:
Through proper management of the kitchen and having a good knowledge of produce, wastage can be minimised. Examples of ways that waste can be minimised are:
Our goal is to empower you to become a better, more finance-focused and well-rounded entrepreneur. Contact us at info@skyacc.com.au or 1300 328 855 Mr Tonks explained how he manages his kitchen wastage. "You need to have a good knowledge and understanding of the produce you're working with. Excess trimmings of meats/vegetables, etc. should not be thrown in the bin. These should be used in other menu items, for example, making a stock or sauce. Another example is the chicken tenderloins off the chicken breast. Instead of throwing these out, you can make tasty chicken satay skewers from these. The key to reducing wastage and running a profitable kitchen is to use as much of the produce as you can." Wastage can be a big problem in your kitchen if you allow it to be. Through proper management and understanding of your produce, you have every chance at reducing wastage and running a profitable kitchen. If food wastage is a problem within your kitchen, feel free to contact our team to discuss our Master Class options. You can click here (https://www.skyaccountants.com.au/ End
|
|