Make-Up Table

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Quick Reference

Quality Serving Temperatures:
Prepped produce 34°F  - 41°F
Meats 150ºF to 160ºF  
Eggs 150ºF to 160ºF  
Grits/Gravy 150ºF to 160ºF  
Buns/Biscuits/Pancakes 120ºF
QA Standards:
Prepped produce Cold, Crisp, Fresh
Meats/Eggs                             Hot, Fresh, Within QA
Grits/Gravy Hot, Thick, Lump free

Tools Needed

Breakfast Lunch
Full size 2” deep pan with wire grate Lids for warming pans (as applicable)
½ size 6”deep pans Warming pans
3 ounce ladle 1/6 size 4” deep pans for make-up table
6 ounce ladle 7 ¾” condiment spatulas
Biscuit splitter Long handled teaspoons
Red & yellow tongs 12” space bars
#8 disher Sharpie marker
Red, yellow & blue tongs Warming pans
Full size 2” deep pan with wire grate Lids for warming pans (as applicable)
Sharpie marker Squeeze bottles
1/6 size 6” deep pans for steam well

Work Safe

  • Wash hands before starting work and after handling anything that is not food related to prevent contamination and health hazards
  • Keep prepped produce and condiments chilled to 34°F  - 41°F
  • Always wear single-use gloves when preparing or handling ready to eat food. There should be no bare hand contact with ready to eat food.
  • All hot products must maintain a minimum temperature of 135ºF for food safety
  • Uncooked meat and dairy products must be stored away from produce and condiments
  • Wash hands thoroughly after handling raw meats. Never handle other food products when handling raw meats as this will cause cross-contamination.
  • Wash, rinse, and sanitize all utensils and surfaces that touch food every four hours or anytime they become contaminated

Receiving and Storage

  • Bacon is delivered frozen, but upon receipt should be placed in the walk-in cooler and held at 34° - 41°F. After receiving, bacon should be held in the cooler for a minimum of 24 hours to allow it to thaw
  • Lettuce, Tomatoes are delivered and stored at 34°F - 41°F. Store produce away from any dairy or meat products.
  • Mayonnaise is delivered and stored at room temperature (50°F – 70°). Once the bulk mayonnaise pouch is open, it is held in the cooler set to maintain a temperature of 34° F- 41°F.
  • Hamburger patties are delivered and stored at 0°F +/- 10°F
  • Cheese is delivered and stored at 34°F – 41°F
  • Whole onions are delivered and stored at room temperature (50°F - 70°F) until prepped. Bags of onions should be hung up at least 6 inches off the floor.
  • Secret sauce and pickles are delivered and stores at room temperature (50°F – 70°F). Once opened they are stored in the cooler at 34°F – 41°F.
  • Bulk ketchup and mustard are delivered and stored at room temperature (50°F – 70°F). Once panned, hold at 34°F – 41°F