On Sunday I had a totally different
experience at Flour than I have had before.
I came in at 10 am and worked brunch!
It was very cool to see a different kind of food come out of the
kitchen. I usually work on the “line” - which is where the food actually comes
out of the kitchen to serve to customers, but on Sunday I worked mostly in the
back kitchen to prepare for that evening’s dinner service. A few of my friends came to visit me and had
brunch, so it was fun to see them and to show them what I was doing. I cut a lot of vegetables, made crostini and
helped prepare the line for dinner service.
I got my first kitchen wounds on Sunday and may actually need stiches on
my thumb… Oops. I learned how to use the meat cutter, and actually used it to
slice bread very thinly to make crostini. I left the kitchen at 3pm, so it was
nice to still have some of my day left because I usually leave around 11pm and don’t
have time to do anything else with my friends or family. Hopefully I will be able to go in to the
kitchen during the day more this week because I enjoyed the prep work, plus I don’t
have to clean the kitchen at the end of the shift because the dinner crew does
that!
Anna, your experiences sound diverse and interesting -- how's your finger? Stitches? Is there a feeling of pressure when you are working the line? Are your thoughts about Flour vastly different after having a behind-the scenes experience? Keep the posts coming!
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