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Transcript: Finland By: Alyssa and Chloe Finland is located in Northern Europe. Is also bordered by the Baltic Sea Map Of Finland Map Of Finland Dates all the way back to the 20th century, the blue cross symbolizes Christianity. It was adopted in 1918. Flag This celebration is extended beyond his 4 day weekend between Good Friday and Easter Monday. It begins a week before Easter whoch is palm Sunday. Kids love this celebration because they get to dress up and go to peoples house while people are passinf out Easter eggs, chocolate, or change. Holy Week and Easter Special Celebrations Capital is Helsinki The Capital Population: 5.54 million Size of Finland: 130,672 miles cubed Size and population Salty Licorice is a varietly of licorice with salmiak salt all over it. Those who live in Finland love salty licorice Salty Licorice Typical Foods Finland has long winters so they cant really have crops so they harvest fish, elk, moose, willow-groak, and even bears. They also look for berries and mushrooms. Willow Groak is a type of tree finnish people use to make baskets. Food harvested from Finland Harvested food Lutefisk Meals Lutefish is a traditional dish that Finnish people it on Christmas it is made from aged stockfish air dried white fish or dried and salted white fish. Kalakukko (fish pie).......................$7.50 Lihapullat (finnish meatballs)......$8.00 Served with mashed potatoes, gravy, lingonberry jam, and cucumber pickles Poronkaristys (sauteered reindeer)..$9.00 Served with sugared lingonberries, mashed potatoes, and cucmber pickles Salmon Soup..............................................$7.00 Kaalilaatikko (oven baked casserole........$6.50 Made with cabbage, ground meat, rice, and pearl barley Main Dishes Menu Pickled Herring Bites...................$3.00 10 each serving Chicken Skewers with Avocado Dip. $3.50 7 each serving Smoked Salmon............................$4.00 serves up to 5 Appetizers Cheesy Broccoli Casserole............$2.50 Beetroot Salad...............................$2.00 Hot Spinach Dip.............................$1.50 Per Bowl Sides Bread Cheese.................................$1.50 Per Slice Christmas Starts...........................$4.50 10 each Pulla................................................$1.50 each Dessert Our food truck will be in Mantsala. You have to schedule a time of the week to put your food truck in that city. We would park our food truck in a park, food truck parks, or and festivals. Target Market Instagram Facebook Twitter Snapchat Website Finnish Sweets and pastries Social Media Marketing 1. Tacobot 2. Street Gastro 3. Maulito Competitors Competitors we might have

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Transcript: Vegetarian Dumplings My Favorite Food Nina Cline 10/16/2020 History of Chinese Vegetarian Dumplings History Din Tai Fung Din Tai Fung was one of the first restaurants that made homemade vegetarian dumplings. It was founded in Taiwan in 1972 and it has made 119 restaurants in 14 countries. the founder, Yang Bing, opened up the first Din tai Fung in Taiwan, and it wasn't doing well at all. But then, Yang's family started making and selling their handmade dumplings and it made the business a huge hit! Din tai Fung was then named one of the top ten restaurants in the World. How?: Recipe and Techniques How? Vegetarian Dumplings Recipe https://www.chowhound.com/recipes/steamed-vegetable-dumplings-zhengjiao-28051 Recipe Techniques for this recipe Techniques In the recipe that i found, you use Beyond Beef! Which is also known as fake meat Din Tai Fung uses fresh spinach juice to give the dumplings their nice color There are a bunch of places that make vegetarian dumplings all over, but there are only a few that are real and homemade. Where? Din Tai Fung Din Tai Fung Dumpling House Mama Lu's Dumpling House Dumpling Monster Dumpling Monster Why I love Vegetarian Dumplings: The best Vegetarian Dumplings are home made. Din Tai Fung makes all of their dumplings from scratch. They make it right in front of you! I used to not eat meat, so when I came aross Vegetarian Dumplings, I had to try them. The first time I had them was at Din tai Fung, and they were so good. Now, with the recipe, I can make them at home! My Story There were so many people, we had to wait almost 2 hours There were so many people there I didn't have an actual picture so i got one from the internet BOBA I also got Boba, which is my second favorite

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Transcript: WHEn HOW Riki Taylor WHY L's Bistro Menu L’s Fall Harvest Small Plates Winter Squash Bisque $7 Fig and Cheese Plate $11 Charcuterie and Cheese Plate $15 Fresh Pasta of the Day MP Large Plates Lamb Lollipops $ 28 Roasted lamb served with sautéed fresh greens, roasted roots, and a red wine reduction Ribeye $32 Seared steak accompanied by haricots vert, potato/rutabaga puree Forager’s Plate $18 Purple asparagus and oyster mushrooms tossed in herbed risotto with aged asiago Seabass $30 Poached seabass with asiago risotto and roasted root vegetables Dessert Ask Server for today’s special offerings from Bella Cora Providing a place where you can get to know your food and through the food, get to know your community. We strive to provide a memorable dining experience for you and your loved ones. MIssion Statement MIssion Statement Capacity: 60 Hours: Wednesday - Thursday and Sunday 4pm - 10pm, Friday and Saturday 5pm-11:30pm, Monday and Tuesday CLOSED Uniform: FOH White button down, Balck slacks, dress shoes BOH Grey chefs coat, black chef pants, kitchen shoes Target Market: Health concious and Earth concious consumers between 30 and 50 Concept: Farm to Table Concept: Farm to Table Recipes Roasted Red and Golden Beet Salad Yield: 4 cups Preheat oven 375 Servings: 4 Ingredients: 1 pound red beets (about 3 medium) 1 pound golden beets 2 ½ tablespoons olive oil 1 tablespoon balsamic 1 ½ teaspoons honey ½ teaspoon minced garlic 1/8 pink salt 1/8 teaspoon black pepper 4 cups spinach 2 ounces feta, crumbled Procedure: Rinse beets and spinach. Cut beets into even sections, keeping the red and golden beets separate. Cover with foil bake at 375 for 30 to 45 mins until fork tender. Combine oil, balsamic, honey, garlic, salt, and pepper in a bowl and whisk. Divide into four even portions. For each portion divide in half. In one bowl toss the red beets, in another toss the golden beets. Plate half a cup of spinach, arrange 1 cup of golden and 1 cup of red beets over the spinach, sprinkle 14 grams of feta. Pour any vinaigrette from the tossed beets over the salad. Equipment: Baking sheet Aluminum foil Mixing bowls Whisk Recipe Cards Risotto Yield: 1 cup Servings: 1 Ingredients: ¼ cup Arborio rice 1 small shallot (half a large shallot) 1 tablespoon dry white wine ½ tablespoon olive oil ½ tablespoon butter 1 cup chicken broth 1 clove garlic minced ½ tablespoon thinly chopped chives ¼ cup Asiago and Romano mixture Salt and pepper to taste Variation: ¼ cup Asparagus ¼ cup thinly sliced mushrooms 1 Teaspoon olive oil Procedure: If making variation sauté mushrooms in the teaspoon of olive oil set aside. Blanch asparagus in boiling water then chill in ice bath. Heat ½ tablespoon olive oil and butter in sauté pan over medium heat add minced garlic and shallots. Cook just till shallots are wilted. Add Arborio rice and sauté till golden. Pour in white wine and cook till absorbed. Incorporate the chicken both in ¼ cup increments stirring slowly throughout. Once the rice is al dente season with salt and pepper. Stir in the cheese mixture and chives. If making variation toss in the mushrooms and asparagus. Reserving a piece of each for plating. Squash Bisque Yield: 11 cups Servings: 6 Ingredients: 1 large butternut squash (about 4 lbs) peeled, cleaned, and cubed 1 medium onion chopped 3 tablespoons butter 2 garlic cloves sliced ¼ teaspoon cayenne 2 tablespoons chopped thyme 2 ½ cups vegetable broth 3 tablespoons Port 1 cup half and half Fresh thyme for garnish Greek yoghurt for garnish Procedures: In a large saucepan melt butter and add onions, sauté until translucent. Add cayenne and butternut squash, sauté until brown. Add port and cook about a min till liquid absorbs. Add the vegetable broth and simmer till squash is very tender. Puree the mixture and return to saucepan. Stir in thyme and half and half. Cool and portion for service. Reheat before serving. Garnish each bowl with a dollop of yoghurt and sprig of thyme. HAACP Refrigerated: All ingredients on this list must be stored below 41* until preparation 1 Butternut Squash 1 Onion 3 tb. Butter 2 Garlic Cloves 2 tb Thyme, plus garnish 2 ½ cup Vegetable Broth 1 cup Half and Half Greek Yoghurt SOP1: Upon receipt ensure all produce is in good condition. Make sure dairy is within its expiration date. CCP1: Rinse squash thoroughly before starting recipe. CCP2: Squash should be sautéed to an internal temperature of at least 130*. CCP3: Soup must be cooled to at least 41* within 1 hour, with an ice bath. Store soup in labeled portion containers until served. Squash bisque Dry Storage: All ingredients on this list must be stored in original packing or in a sealed food safe container, at least 6” off the ground ¼ tea. Cayenne 3 tb. Port Refrigerated: All ingredients on this list must be stored below 41* until preparation 1 lb. red beets 1 lb. golden beets ½ tea. Garlic 4 cup spinach 2 oz. Feta SOP1: Upon receipt ensure all produce is in good condition. Make sure dairy is within its expiration

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Transcript: How to the Food Service Industry Negatively Impacts the Environment Skyler Patterson Water Consumption Water Consumption and Usage The problem: In the U.S., the food service and hospitality industry accounts for 15% of water usage. Activities such as cleaning and cooking on an everyday basis uses a lot of water and takes a toll on natural resources. How to Change and Become Better How to Change and Become Better Try to reduce the amount of water used. This can be done by using low-flush toilets, faucet aerators, high-efficiency pre-rinse spray valves, tankless water heaters, motion-activated toilets or faucets, and waterless urinals. Use Watersense products, a program that identifies water efficient products that use at least 20% less water than regular models. Energy Efficiency Daily activities in the food service industry, such as cooking, heating and cooling, uses a lot of energy and takes a toll on natural resources. In many restaurants, food preparation alone can use more than a third of the business's total amount of energy consumption. Energy Efficiency How to Change and Become Better Change Businesses can try to reduce the amount of energy they use by using start-up and shut-down schedules. Using these schedules will cut back on the time that equipment is on but not being used, reducing the amount of energy being consumed. Businesses can also use EPA energy star labeled products, such as refrigerators and freezers. The EPA energy star is a federal government symbol that declares a product energy efficient. The Carbon Footprint of a Restaurant Food service operations can produce 50,000 to 100,000 pound of trash and food waste every year, most of which ends up in a landfill. They also account for 15% of water usage in the U.S. and the restaurant industry uses five times more energy than other industries. Carbon Footprint How to Change and Become Better Change Food service operations can cut down on their carbon footprint by reducing the amount of trash they create. This can be done by recycling, composting, and donating edible food scraps. Businesses can use energy and water efficient products to cut down on the amount of water and energy used. Disposable Products and Take Out Containers Disposable Products Disposable packaging and take out containers allow food service operations a sanitary and convenient to serve guests. Disposable packaging are one-time-use products that are thrown away after usage. Many food service operations do not use recyclable or compostable containers. How to Change and Become Better Change Businesses should pay attention to the products they’re buying. They should be buying packaging products made from recycled materials and are certified as recyclable and compostable. Food Waste 50,000 to 100,000 pounds of garbage can be produced by food service operations every year. Most of this food will end up in landfills and contribute to the negative impacts created by businesses. Food Waste How to Change and Become Better Change Food service operations can start trying to reduce their food by tracking how much food is wasted. Businesses can cut down on the amount of food being wasted by donating edible leftovers to charities. Food waste can also be composted, which will become a very fertile soil that can be used to grow more food.. Reducing the amount of food waste that an operation produces will help to save on operating costs, decrease their environmental footprint, and help reduce hunger in their community. Seafood and Protein Consumption Farming animals for consumption takes a lot of energy and resources. Breeding and raising animals for consumption takes a toll on natural resources. Seafood and Protein Consumption How to Change and Become Better Change Buy seafood and proteins that are locally sourced to help cut down on the carbon footprint emitted. Businesses should find information on how the animals are raised and kept to see how sustainable their process is. Cleaning Products Many cleaning products contain chemicals that are not only dangerous to humans, but to the environment, too. Cleaning Products How to Change and Become Better Change Using ‘green’ cleaning products will reduce the amount of harmful chemicals used. This will help to increase a business’s sustainability and help improve the safety of their workers.

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