Fact 36
The chef-owner reviewed the completed June 28 roasted-chicken sale-run economics and approved controlled repeat trials for July 26 and August 16; each trial must use the same 30-pound case and tested pre-staging sequence, require no more than 60 incremental labor minutes, yield at least 44 complete portions, and record plates prepared, plates sold, and the disposition of unsold portions.
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001670Jul 3, 2024 / 09:15 UTC-05:00
The chef-owner reviewed the completed June 28 sale-run economics and approved two controlled repeats, July 26 and August 16. Each must use the same 30-pound case and tested pre-staging sequence, stay within 60 incremental labor minutes, produce at least 44 complete portions, and record plates prepared, plates sold, and unsold disposition. This is not permanent menu placement. Carry the June 28 baseline into a comparative roasted-chicken repeat-trial document. The baseline was a 30-pound case yielding 19 pounds 12 ounces cooked, or 316 ounces: 45 complete seven-ounce portions with one ounce left over; 57 minutes of incremental labor; 45 plates prepared; 43 sold at $18 each; two portions chilled for staff meal under the restaurant's food-handling procedure; $146 food cost; $24-per-hour incremental labor valuation; no deviation from the tested pre-staging and tray sequence; $774 revenue; $22.80 labor cost; and $605.20 contribution after food and incremental labor. Include the fixed production thresholds, sales and disposition fields, economics fields, and separate sections for the July 26 and August 16 runs. Do not describe the dish as a standing special.
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