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2h ago
inRant: The day our walk-in cooler died during a full Saturday service
Did you catch that part in the health code where walk-ins need a temp log twice a day? I read a thread on a chefs forum where a guy said his health inspector actually wrote him up for not keeping those logs, and it ended up helping him because he could show the cooler was fine two days before it died, so it wasn't his fault. My rule now is if the temp climbs past 41F for more than an hour, I call someone, no waiting to see if it comes back down overnight. That relay switch thing sounds about right too, those go bad slowly and the compressor just works harder until it quits.
1d ago
inOne judge's 15 second comment about bark completely changed my rub game
Wait, you layered three rubs at once before someone finally told you?
2d ago
inMy landlord in Logan Square kept my $1,200 deposit, the free legal aid clinic letter beat my own demand letter
Does he check if legal aid actually filed anything, or is it just the letterhead?
4d ago
inWatch your sponge, I lost 3 full sheet pans of croissants last Tuesday because of one
Been baking for 15 years and I gotta disagree. A clean wet sponge can still wreck your proof if it sits out long enough, it's not just about the old dough water. Any damp cloth or sponge left in a warm kitchen grows stuff fast, I don't care if you rinsed it that morning. The proofing area pulls in whatever is floating around it and dough is like a magnet for off smells. So yeah the dirty water made it worse but blaming only the water misses the point, keep sponges out of that zone no matter what.