in this video we're going to talk about commercial kitchen design and equipment
particularly with regard to golf courses
Cal lovely to speak to you thank you so there are different kinds of golf
courses I think there's public private country do we drink these kind of all
the same well in general they are I mean in terms of my end of the industry they
are generally there's there's two aspects to these operations you've got
usually a large catering facility where you know they'll have events and that
that space will have to serve you know large parties that sort of thing
and then there's the 19th hole you know the bar so those you're gonna find those
pretty much in any in any golf course so golf courses these days not only have
people playing golf but they might have some kind of convention facility or
other I mean how many people are we talking about in these in these bigger
we treat them pretty much like any other catering hall we're going to have we're
going to set up a facility that's capable of feeding you know 200 250
people at an event because as you know golf's gotten really popular and it's
it's very popular for people to use it as a even a corporate event yeah
absolutely that makes sense to me so let's say we're putting together one of
these kitchens and we've got a bar as well outside what are some of the
commercial kitchen design aspects that we need to be aware of well anytime
you're doing a catering space you have to think about how you're going to get a
hundred to 200 meals on the table hot appetizing all at the same time and me
people might think that there's an army in the back so now you know plating all
of these elegant meals and getting them all out to the table but that isn't the
case at all you have to design it so there's a minimum of people working back
there that can manage to make that happen there's a lot of new equipment in
the industry today that makes that happen we've got cook and hold equipment
we've got blast chillers and retherming equipment these are things that allow
you to prep things ahead of time and retherm them get them on the table and
not have it feel like it's a TV dinner you've said two terms I don't understand
Oh Danny but among them prep and hold and therm something well cook and hold a cook and hold
is a is a piece of equipment where you can you can roast a piece of well it
could be a turkey it could be a roast beef something like that you can start
that process hours before you need it and that's one less thing you need to do
in a rush at the end so you can start a cook and hold process long before the
party is about to begin and then when you know and you can time that so that
when you are ready to carve that that roast or that turkey it's ready to go
blast chillers will take food that has been again prepared earlier in the day
chill it really quickly so that you're not losing quality you're not losing
moisture okay and again as you need it pull it out of the blast chiller retherm it
get it on a plate and send it out so I'm thinking retherming is reheating
bringing it bringing it up to a temperature where a person wants to eat
it yeah so these are technologies that didn't exist a long time ago and a lot
of times when you're dealing with a chef that's not totally up to speed on the
new equipment you have to you have to explain it to them and in a lot of cases
you have to bring them to a Test Kitchen let them play with this equipment let
them see how terrific it does how simple it makes their life now and usually
usually they're sold so one of the things you mentioned there which I think
is very important particularly for Culinary Depot is being sort of chef centric
how important is it to work with the chef when it comes to designing these
kinds of kitchens and does they have chefs have to be a golfer
I'm just asking I haven't met a chef there's a golfer yet because they
generally work weird hours but generally speaking you absolutely have to know the
way they operate every chefs got a wish list of equipment that he wants in his
kitchen every chef has a particular way of doing what he does so you have to
work with them but along along the process you have to explain to them how
you think you can improve his life I you think you could speed things up maybe
eliminate one or two people from that kitchen making it making it run a little
more streamlined and there's a lot of suggestions we like
to make along the way to you know to speed things up in the kitchen
so what about the bar out the front that 19th hole what's some of the
considerations when it comes to designing a commercial kitchen for a bar
well what's gotten really popular today is high-end liquors again people are
drinking expensive Bourbons and whiskey's and things like this the last
thing you want to do is put is put inferior ice in that glass if an ice
cube that hasn't been made with filtered water is going to affect the taste of a
high-end nobody wants to spend $30 on a glass of whiskey and have it taste like
a bad ice cube in addition to that there are gourmet ice cubes you might if
you've been to a if you've been to a high-end bar recently you may find that
there's a larger cube a real rock of of ice in that glass and there are only a
few machines in the industry capable of making that that large cube that you
want to put in an expensive whiskey and again you reason you want to do that is
because a large tube is gonna melt slower and it's not going to dilute that
liquor you again you put tiny little ice cubes in there and in ten minutes you've
got half water and half and half whiskey and you've got an unhappy customer I had
no idea that there was a bad ice know anything that existed let alone what
goes into what so there's a filtration that creates a sort of I guess it'd been
a water that to build the ice from clean water is everything interesting
interesting and then there are different shapes and sizes that have an effect as
well in general if you're just serving soda at a pizza place you can put small
ice cubes in the cup and fill it up 90% with ice and 10% with soda and it's it's
it's a profit maker it's a profit Center anytime you go when you get this cup
that's mostly ice that operator is maximizing his profits on soda that's a
nice way of putting it yeah he's maximizing right and but yes you're
certainly not gonna want to put that type of ice into an expensive top-shelf
liquor interesting are there any other considerations that you'd like to talk
about when it comes to golfers golf courses maybe even add a sort of
kitchens for sports anything that comes to mind
well draft beer draft beer is a is a part of our industry that's extremely
complex people don't realize just how a great draft beer is is wonderful
but a draft beer system that isn't maintained correctly is about the worst
thing you can drink you know those lines get very dirty they that the beer in
that line beer is food and it goes bad and if the lines running from that draft
beer tower down to wherever that keg is 50 60 maybe even 100 feet long and they
aren't purged and cleaned regularly you've got an awful lot of bad beer
sitting in those lines and believe me we know when we when we take a sip out of
those draft beer who is cleaning their systems and who's not very interesting
all right we'll look thank you so much for your insight there are a lot of
information there if you'd like to find out more about the commercial kitchen
design aspects and equipment aspects particularly with reference to golf
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