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THE KITCHEN

Poor kitchen systems can kill your profits and represent the greatest area of opportunity for loss prevention. We implement inventory controls, receiving structure, ordering systems & guides, and pricing & costing methods to make sure you operate a fresh, safe, clean and organized "Heart of the House". We publish your recipe books and teach your chefs how to set production based on forecasting to streamline labor and reduce waste through overproduction.

Sample Kitchen Systems we can customize for you.

  • Order Guides
  • Production Forecasting
  • Master Prep Guides
  • Prep to Shelf Life System
  • Line Diagramming
  • Line Check Tools
  • Receiving Procedures
  • Daily Critical Inventory Checks
  • Back Door Receiving Procedures
  • KM/Chef Routine (Open & Close)
  • Serve Safe Certification (authorized to teach)


Work Habits

Often, "the basics" are the first neglected when trouble strikes. Clean work stations, safe knife skills, foundational cooking techniques, cleaning routines, equipment maintenance, proper storage and food handling methods, expediting & food delivery and a general sense of urgency are all at risk when a business is in its infancy, undergoing restructuring, or in turmoil.  Who suffers? Your Guest. Who suffers when your Guest suffers? You do. We are tough on "the basics" and actually take over your kitchen if you'd like us to. When we're finished, your kitchen is organized, your staff is in uniform, your food is safe, prepared on time, and standards are in place.

Sanitation and System Audits

Once your kitchen is in shape, we are able to return periodically or quarterly to perform sanitation and system execution audits, offering you a score card on which to base bonus structures or share publicly for credibility.

Latest Articles from BORA

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    by Ray Camillo on 7/23/2010
    Asking a chef to choose one knife is like asking a golfer to pick one club to use for driving, chipping and putting…or asking a carpenter to choose one tool that is best for cutting, measuring and drilling.
  • Lunch isn’t just for Lunch anymore…
    by Ray Camillo on 6/11/2010
    What is lunch? Whether working in a garage, on Wall St. or in an operating room, we need fuel when we’re away from the nest. Around, oh say 11:30, we want something fast, easy to eat, cheap, and most of all, tasty. Since I can remember, the usual hand-to-maw fare has been burgers, pizza, [...]
  • Bananas
    by Ray Camillo on 2/13/2010
    Recently I was trying to figure out how to do a "banana creme brulee canoli"...it just sounds good...get some banana creme pie filling with fresh chunks of bananas and somehow candy the ends like a creme brulee without burning the canoli shell, then drizzle with honey.
  • Finding Napoleon
    by Ray Camillo on 10/28/2009
    If more servers could pull off the Napoleon Dynamite ‘tude and just stick to the facts, we’d all probably stop whining when we don’t get our butts kissed by a server or cashier.