Zero-waste cooking — is it trend or myth?
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Zero-waste cooking aims to reduce food waste in restaurants. Some key steps include carefully measuring current food waste over a week to identify reusable items, developing new recipes using those items, storing foods properly to extend shelf life, creating a dedicated menu section for zero-waste dishes and promoting it regularly through social media. With creativity and measurement, restaurants can both prepare tasty meals and reduce waste sent to landfills by over 30%.
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◇申请留学生创业基金
留信网认证的作用:
1:该专业认证可证明留学生真实身份
2:同时对留学生所学专业登记给予评定
3:国家专业人才认证中心颁发入库证书
4:这个认证书并且可以归档倒地方
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Zero-waste cooking — is it trend or myth?
- 1. Zero-waste cooking —is it trend or myth? 5 easy steps to begin it in your restaurant
- 2. Some statistics Do you know, that more than 30% of food, which buy Americans will be placed to trash! Moreover, an incredible 1.3 billion tons of food are thrown out each year! Thats why people try to save more products from trash. And now there are more and more recipes you can try in your restaurant to give products the second chance and also to earn a bit more money!
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- 4. Step 1. We advise you to begin from observation and measuring all trash on your kitchen for a week. And after that, you can write a list with all what you can use again.
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- 6. Step 2. Now you are ready to find some new recipes with these products. For example, in “Trash or Treasure” section could be chard stems is frittata style — saute the stems with cheddar and caramelized onions
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- 8. Step 3. Find good containers to help products be alive for longer. There are so many great things to buy.
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- 10. Step 4. Made an additional menu to this Zero-wasting dishes and improve it every 2–3 weeks until you will make perfect one!
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- 12. Step 5. And also you can always make an interesting story in your social media to sell more dishes you need to. You can make an promotion — buy one, get second for free. Or an endless plate of one dish for a fix price.
- 14. Another tip: You can buy ugly vegetables and fruits for salads and soups — who can see the shape of the pumpkin after your chef will make a puree from it?
- 15. Be creative and read us to find your style!