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The Non-Commercial Food Service Manager's Handbook [electronic resource] : A Complete Guide for Hospitals, Nursing Homes, Military, Prisons, Schools, and Churches
ISBN:
9781601380920
Title:
The Non-Commercial Food Service Manager's Handbook [electronic resource] : A Complete Guide for Hospitals, Nursing Homes, Military, Prisons, Schools, and Churches
Author:
Brown, Douglas.
Personal Author:
Publication Information:
Ocala : Atlantic Publishing Group, 2007.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (898 p.)
General Note:
Description based upon print version of record.
Contents:
Table of Contents; Foreword; Introduction; Topics We Will Discuss; Chapter 1: What Is Non-Commercial Food Service?; History of the Non-Commercial Food Service Industry; Industry Food Service; Military Food Service History; Chapter 2: Account Management; Accounts Payable; Monthly Total Purchases; Manager's Responsibility to Maintain Costs; Consistent Operational Costs; Revenue Available for Schools; Federal Resources; Control Daily Cash Handling; Chapter 3: Using a Computer System; How Do I Choose a Computer?; Point-of-Sale Systems; Customer Software Options

Do Computers Have a Future in Food Service?Correct Use of E-mail; Should You Have a Web Presence?; Chapter 4: Effective Menu Planning and Pricing; Menu Style; Design Your Menu for Your Customers; Menu Format; Determine Appropriate Menu Cycles; Recipe and Procedure Manual; Menu Prices; Control Food Costs; Sales Mix; School Menus; Chapter 5: Quality in Dietary and Nutritional Guidelines; Test Panel; Operating Procedures; Conduct a Self Review; Chapter 6: Purchasing and Receiving Practices; Food Service Procurement Process Overview; Purchasing or Ordering?; Ordering Tips

Establish SpecificationsEvaluate and Choose Your Vendors; Purchasing for Health Care; The Changing Face of Distributors; Buyer Responsibilities; Buyer Qualifications; Alternative Purchasing Systems; Purchasing Kickbacks and Gifts; School Food Purchasing; Chapter 7: Receiving, Storage, and Inventory Practices; Receiving; Food Storage; Organize Your Storage Areas; Storage Spoilage Prevention; Safe Storage; Inventory; Chapter 8: Techniques to Purchase Large Quantities of Food; Meats, Poultry, and Fish; Poultry; Eggs; Selecting Fresh Produce; Processed Foods; Methods to Preserve Products

Convenience FoodsDairy Products; Food Purchasing Techniques; Chapter 9: Choose the Proper Equipment; Equipment Budget; Make Wise Purchases; Specific Equipment, Tools, and Supplies; Ovens; Cookware Options; Beverage Equipment for Preparation and Serving; Heated Tables; Refrigerated Prep Tables; Scales; Fryer Equipment; Refrigerators and Freezers; Smaller Equipment; Miscellaneous Kitchen Tools; Wash Up Afterwards; Chapter 10: Customer Service; Build Customer Loyalty and Word of Mouth; Lifetime Customers; Internal Relations; Chapter 11: Food Handling and Sanitation Procedures; HAACP Requirements

HACCP ProceduresIssues with Food Temperatures; Handle and Prepare Food in Safe Manner; Clean Versus Sanitary; Sanitation Practices; Food Safety Inspections; Chapter 12: Safety and Risk Management; Local, State, and Federal Agencies; Develop Safety Requirements; Effective Staff Training; Common Safety Concerns; Safety in Dining and Serving Areas; Chapter 13: Interviewing and Hiring Employees; The Value (and Cost) of Employees; Design Employee Applications; Screen Applicants; Effective Interviewing; Things to Look for in Potential Employees; Hiring; Employee Handbooks

Chapter 14: Train and Manage Employees
Format:
Electronic Resources
Electronic Access:
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Publication Date:
2007
Publication Information:
Ocala : Atlantic Publishing Group, 2007.