This document provides guidance on planning an efficient kitchen layout and setup. It discusses factors to consider like functionality, equipment needs, and flow. Key areas to plan include receiving and storage near delivery areas, separating clean and soiled areas, and arranging production flow from cold to hot foods. Proper equipment should be selected based on menu, volume, and codes to support preparation, holding, assembly, and serving needs.
This document provides guidance on planning an efficient kitchen layout and setup. It discusses factors to consider like functionality, equipment needs, and flow. Key areas to plan include receiving and storage near delivery areas, separating clean and soiled areas, and arranging production flow from cold to hot foods. Proper equipment should be selected based on menu, volume, and codes to support preparation, holding, assembly, and serving needs.
This document provides guidance on planning an efficient kitchen layout and setup. It discusses factors to consider like functionality, equipment needs, and flow. Key areas to plan include receiving and storage near delivery areas, separating clean and soiled areas, and arranging production flow from cold to hot foods. Proper equipment should be selected based on menu, volume, and codes to support preparation, holding, assembly, and serving needs.
This document provides guidance on planning an efficient kitchen layout and setup. It discusses factors to consider like functionality, equipment needs, and flow. Key areas to plan include receiving and storage near delivery areas, separating clean and soiled areas, and arranging production flow from cold to hot foods. Proper equipment should be selected based on menu, volume, and codes to support preparation, holding, assembly, and serving needs.
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KITCHEN SET-UP
PLANNING & UTILIZING
AN EFFICIENT SPACE FACTORS PERFORMANCE AND FUNCTIONALITY MAINTENANCE AND RELIABILITY EMPLOYEE SKILL LEVEL AND PRODUCTION NEEDS OF THE MENU CURRENT AND FUTURE EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS TECHNOLOGY HAACP PROCEDURES INNOVATIONS DESIGN
EASY TO CLEAN SURFACES
FLOOR DRAINS SYSTEM ACCOMMODATIONS – ELECTRICAL – PLUMBING LAYOUT DETERMINES HOW YOU WILL RUN YOUR KITCHEN ALWAYS THINK OF FLOW – PROXIMITY & FLOW 4 MAJOR AREAS – RECEIVING & STORAGE – CLEAN-UP – PRODUCTION – ASSEMBLY RECEIVING & STORAGE
LOCATE STORAGE AREAS NEAR
DELIVERY DOORS AND LOADING DOCKS BE AWARE OF CONTAMINATION AND TEMPERATURE
AVOID DISRUPTION TO OTHER DUTIES
CATERING OPERATIONS SHOULD HAVE WALK-INS NEED LOADING AREAS CLEAN-UP
SOILED DISHES AWAY FROM
PRODUCTION AREAS TO KEEP BE SURE TRAFFIC DOESN’T INTERFERE OR CAUSE SAFETY ISSUES
TYPICALLY 3 BAY SINK
– WASH /RINSE/ SANITIZE PRODUCTION HOT AND COLD AREAS SHOULD BE SEPARATE FLOW: – COLD FOODS TO – REFRIGERATOR
– HOT FOOD TO WARMING
AREA/LAMPS ASSEMBLY PLATING AREA WORKS BEST IN ASSEMBLY LINE FASHION ($$) PREP TABLES – STAINLESS STEEL SURFACES ARE IDEAL – MULTIPLE ARRANGEMENTS – WHEELS – LOCKS ESSENTIAL EQUIPMENT WAY TO DETERMINE NEEDS – MENU DESIGN – REVIEW RECIPES – ENVISION OPERATION & STAFF
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