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    Starting a Catering Business Dawn Burgess Mercer University The History of Catering Introduction Did you ever wonder when catering began? Most people have been to an event that was catered by a professional catering company. Catering enters peoples’ lives during some of their most important times: weddings‚ baby showers and anniversary parties‚ just to name a few. Have you ever wondered just when catering actually started? Catering can be traced back

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    How To Make Pozole Essay

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    need it anymore. After cutting the pork add the pureed chile sauce to pork stock and store through. Taste for seasoning. While cooking you need to enjoy the way you are making‚ you need to feel the smell it needs to be in your system for you to enjoy every single thing you are doing for the pozole. Then‚ bring some pozole to a gentle simmer and allow to continue cooking for an additional 45 minutes. While you are being patient on waiting for the pozole to be ready‚ start thinking about how it’s going

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    I bought two pounds of Alaskan King Salmon today.  To me‚ the most exciting thing about cooking salmon has to be making sure in getting the skin nice and crispy.  Score‚ salt‚ pepper‚ cajun spice‚ oil….skin side down‚ a touch of butter.  And that!...keeps the salmon so moist!  One of my most favorite things to cook is a great succotash with fish. Just mindblowing! Start by caramelizing onions in the pan‚ add corn‚ red peppers‚ yellow peppers‚ green peppers‚ zucchinis‚ and squash. The salmon is resting

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    Chocolate Chip Cookies

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    chocolate or additional ingredients‚ such as nuts or oatmeal. The chocolate chip cookie was accidentally developed by Ruth Graves Wakefield in 1930. She owned the Toll House Inn‚ in Whitman‚ Massachusetts‚ a very popular restaurant that featured home cooking in the 1930s. Her cookbook‚ Toll House Tried and True Recipes‚ was published in 1936 by M. Barrows & Company‚ New York. It included the recipe "Toll House Chocolate Crunch Cookie"‚ which rapidly became a favorite to be baked in American homes.

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    Process Essay

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    350 degrees Fahrenheit. After you preheat your oven you can wash your hands. Dry your hands then bring out the tools and ingredients you will be using. As far as tools go you will need a rectangular pan‚ two deep pots‚ foil paper‚ two deep bowls‚ cooking spray‚ a spoon‚ knife‚ strainer and spatula. Once you have all your tools together you can set them aside and start getting your ingredients. You will need un-cooked lasagna noodles‚ marina sauce‚ ricotta cheese‚ shredded mozzarella cheese‚ two raw

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    Food Memoir

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    incredible party inside the mouth. Adding a delicious bowl of baked potatoes with béchamel sauces makes the dish even better. I always love to cook and be creative while cooking; preparing different kind of dishes with different seasons‚ all natural most of the time. Cooking is not about following recipes and going by the cooking book. Instead it’s about being able to mix different seasonings to create the perfect taste. The history behind this invention comes from the lack of resources to prepare

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    Case Study Of Rozal BBQ

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    (MFPV). It is a truck where food is prepared based on customer’s need while they wait. Usually‚ these customers do not have to wait for a very long time before getting their orders. Rozal BBQ is a large truck that is furnished with the basic kind of cooking equipment and suitably sells food. It is a business venture that has come to stay. Rozal BBQ guarantees that they meet the required food and drinks according to the city standard. Fulfilling the health rules and regulations‚ and let the health department

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    The Fast-Food Management

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    1. The fast-food management Our goal is to put the restaurant 100 percent customer satisfaction. That is‚ customers can get fast food services to more than his original expectations for the service. This requires staff to have professionalism and customer services to be nuanced. High-quality products (Q)‚ fast friendly service (S)‚ sanitation (C) dining environment and excellent value for money (V) is a fast-food management of the four elements. Q. S. C. V. The quality of products‚ namely QSCV

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    Compare to other common animals that is served in restaurant like beef‚ pork‚ chicken‚ etc.‚ exotic animals like snake‚ dog and rabbit is more easily or difficult to cook? 3.What is/are the most important ingredients that they commonly used in cooking these animals? 4.Do Filipinos love to cook an exotic food? 5.What are the advantages and disadvantages of eating this exotic food? Answers: 1.Exotic foods are foods that are not well-known. It is a kind of weird or strange. Exotic foods

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    Eating Out in Paris

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    meat dishes to the light‚ flaky for which France is famous. 1. French cuisine is a still evolving art. Traditional French cooking is butter-based and centres on meat‚ poultry and fish. Today‚ however‚ the chefs of many Parisian restaurants are becoming more interested in regional food and in simple‚ home-style fare which relies on fresh‚ seasonal ingredients. French cooking tends not to be highly spiced‚ although fresh herbs like chives and parsley are essential ingredients in the sauces that accompany

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