If we have four of our restaurants in a row on one street, four different operators go in there and there are four different executive chefs who have
thought about the menus.
Around four weeks before the actual party you are going to have to think of the best theme for your cocktail party decide upon the exact location and
think about the menu, drinks included.
When do you start
thinking about your menu?
Now is the time when most of us are
thinking about our menus, selecting recipes and finalizing shopping lists.
So when I initially started
thinking about the menu for our spring grocery bag — a week's worth of dinners made using one grocery bag of ingredients — I started with the type of dinners I love to cook myself: shredded zucchini veggie burgers, a springy pot pie, steamed mussels with veggie fries.
I am also trying to get a little prepared for the holidays and starting to
think about menus.
Sadly, I don't get to
think about my menu — and I have NO CLUE what will be offered at the place that we are going!
Easter is nearly here and that means it is time to start
thinking about your menu.
Around 10:30, I start to do more admin work — catching up on emails,
thinking about menus, thinking about changes, thinking about schedules, thinking about bigger projects.
I didn't need to
think about any menus; the only decision I had to take was which meal times we wanted to eat at the villa and when!
So for now, I'm making gift lists, planning our advent calendar activities,
thinking about menus and cookie exchanges.
Not exact matches
Since my keynote program had been
about creating a
Menu for Your Life, with many metaphors around cooking, I started
thinking about what her sales management recipe should be.
Folks that are trying to take one ingredient and trying to draw broad generalizations
about their whole
menu, we
think its wrong.
Because there was a lot more space on the desktop, we
thought about how we could add complex
menus and a ton of information and graphics and text.
They don't invite me to dinner to hear my
thoughts about airline fares or dinner
menus.
«I'm not
thinking there's share going to any particular competitor,» Easterbrook said after an analyst asked
about the decline in visits, the softness in the breakfast time and the new value
menu.
We do get a lot of customer feedback to make sure that we're appropriately priced across our whole
menu, and the great news is as you
think about what we talked
about on our brand health metric Worth What You Pay, we're making great progress on that front, but that's really generated on the yields with the 4 for $ 4, and what we need to do is make sure that the customer feels that our core and LTO items are appropriately priced for the value that we're providing, and that's not just what you put into the food, but that's what you create as the total customer experience to make sure they feel good, that it's worth what they pay.
I mean it does sound like there's a lot riding on the Olive Garden
menu coming in third quarter, and I
think you just said something
about the market — the
menu being in market.
«I'm somewhat skeptical
about (Taco Bell's Cantina
menu), but I don't
think they have a lot to lose,» RBC Capital Markets analyst Larry Miller said.
«One of the things that works on our
menu is when you can talk
about both premium and value, because they're two different customers who are interested in those products and so I
think, for us, there's always going to be an element of talking to different customers with different needs,» Kempczinski said in an interview.
If you're
thinking about Super Bowl, like Ben, this should be a consideration for your football - watching
menu.
I like
thinking about the treats that I will offer, how the place is going to look like, who's going to write on the chalkboard
menu.
I literally just starting
thinking about my tday
menu last night!
While I still have not finalized our
menu yet, I am
thinking about adding this Creamy Lemon Tahini Kale Salad with Spicy Chick Pea Croutons to the mix.
I was
thinking about my lunch
menu for upcoming weeks and came up with five perfect lunch salads.
I was just
thinking about making egg and bean burritos the other day and now I
think they are definitely going on the
menu for next week
Conch Fritters and Conch Chowder were on
menus as appetizers, and it was also served steamed, cracked (coated with a batter and fried), creamed, in burgers, curried, in «souses», and grilled; I
think I tried just
about all of them during my short visit.
The children haven't
thought twice
about the week - long vegetarian
menu, given that their Meat Free Monday
menu is a normal fact of school life.
these would win over my hubby and they don't need to be bbq'd which is usually the only
menu items I
think about making and i don't know how to bbq!!
Then, I started
thinking about Cinco de Mayo coming up along with
menu planning and deciding I was going to serve the mexican feast outside.
Have you ever looked at your upcoming week and then the wonderful
menu you planned and
think, ha, we'll see
about that?
If you are like me and are already
thinking about what you will be making for Thanksgiving, I highly suggest you put this on the
menu.
Perhaps you can reference our Passover recipes and
menus page as well: http://www.vegkitchen.com/tips/holidays-and-special-occasions/passover-pleasures/ With most of the winter still ahead of us, it's nice to be
thinking about Passover already!
So I
think it's
about time we embraced pumpkin season because this is going to be on my breakfast
menu for the rest of Fall.
Thinking about the ways you can incorporate more dark meat on your
menu?
I never
thought about searching for a weekly
menu on Pinterest!
Frankly, there isn't much that you couldn't make heavenly by sauteing it in some bacon drippings... (personally, I love me some cabbage) Love this & it is totally unfair of you to make me
think about other food when I am supposed to be pulling my Holiday
menu together.
I'm
thinking about organizing a vegan potluck, maybe once a month, and this will definitely be on the
menu for the first night!
I went into Escoffier knowing next to nothing
about local / sustainable
menu development and I now have an appreciation for local food that never even factored into my
thoughts before.
I can't believe it's time to be
thinking about the Thanksgiving
menu already.
Crazy schedules, long work hours, and tempting takeout
menus make it tough to even
think about cooking most nights during the week.
When you
think about franchise restaurants, you might not picture
menus that are especially healthy.
ACF members are invited to participate in an online survey to help culinary and nutrition professionals at Clemson University and Pennsylvania State University better understand what chefs
think about how to make
menu items healthier at https://online.survey.psu.edu/chef/.
As I pondered how lucky I was to score
about 10 big, juicy ready - to - use tomatoes, I began to
think about the ways in which these beauties could enrich our weekend
menu.
This is a place you can take a date for a six - course vegetarian tasting
menu (
think almond - crusted kohlrabi with charred - carrot crème fraîche), eat the most insane knife - and - fork breakfast sandwich of your life (we're still dreaming
about the fried soft - shell crab iteration) with your kids at brunch, or stop by for an afternoon glass of wine at the bar.
Echoing how much these guys
think about community, the
menu is built around things people can make together.
I've had plenty of time on the sofa to
think about this today, so here's the room temperature Asian - inspired
menu for casual entertaining I came up with during the first episode of the new season of Orange is the New Black.
This baked bean recipe is a favorite, and is always on my cookout
menu, I
thought it was
about time I share it with you lovelies.
And as we're gearing up for the big day (aka Superbowl) I started to
think about what would be on the
menu.
Here is a sneak peek for you because I
think my
menu planner friends will be especially excited
about it:)