Across
- 2. manages the banquet operations
- 3. dishwasher, cashier are examples of what?
- 5. Restaurants like Mcdonalds, Wendies, etc
- 6. prepared ahead of time
- 9. uses culinary science to set new standards in food preparation
- 14. responsible for making baked good (such as bread)
- 16. works with food scientists to produce new food products
- 19. the person who owns the restaurant makes the policy
- 20. helps businesses find the right employees
- 21. legal association of 2 or more people
- 23. divides land into section
- 25. a general preference or dislike for something
- 26. structured preparation system in the kitchen
- 28. orders ingredients for the kitchen
- 30. contract between a business and an insurance company
- 32. an advanced culinary student works on foodservice
- 33. a group of people by shares of company
- 36. a company that sells products
- 37. works to pay daily expenses
- 41. supervises the kitchen, assists others occasionally
- 42. business with only 1 owner
- 43. proof you an expert in a specific topic
- 44. Works under a chef
- 46. written permission to participate in a business of activity
- 47. offers advice and information to other business owners
- 48. a style of cooking
- 49. responsible for preparing cold items (such as salads)
Down
- 1. upscale restaurant
- 4. manages all kitchen operations
- 7. sports bar and grill or family restaurant
- 8. buys food and supplies for the restaurant
- 9. giving employees different tasks than their primary one
- 10. helps chefs select food products and equipment
- 11. company sells an individual business owner a logo
- 12. food made on-site
- 13. people who work on the food production line
- 15. self-service restaurant
- 17. coordinates the food preparation for each function
- 18. expense other than food and wages
- 22. self motivated person
- 24. fast food chain
- 27. coordinates and assigns duties to staff
- 29. oversees the work of the entire restaurant
- 31. supplies food and lodging to customers
- 34. prepares ingredients to be used by line cooks
- 35. earns more than enough for expenses
- 38. describes a new business
- 39. entry-level employees are rotated between what?
- 40. businesses or individuals may buy/sell products
- 45. money a business makes
