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The reservations manager takes charge of this section and makes decisions on whether room reservations/bookings should be accepted when the hotel is fully booked. That is, to stop taking room reservations or to allow overbooking of rooms. The reservations supervisor will monitor closely all the room reservations taken and report to the reservations manager when abnormal situations happen. For example, there is a larger number of room cancellations than usual.

Students in culinary programs spend most of their time in kitchens, practicing their cooking skills. Programs cover all aspects of kitchen work, including menu planning, food sanitation procedures, and purchasing and inventory methods. Most training programs also require students to gain experience in a commercial kitchen through an internship or apprenticeship program.

This is how Dham Kitchen looks like. Above photograph shows a row of containers which are used for cooking and vegetables in foreground. The preparations for Dham begin a night before when all these containers are collected from people in the village/town. This temporary kitchen is built with bamboo sticks as main pillars and steel-sheets as roof. Usually built outside the main house, but not too far. These chefs prefer it to be open unless there are rains or windy weather.

Whether you are peeling three pounds of potatoes for your first Thanksgiving or creating some quick chocolate curls to decorate a friend's birthday cake, a good vegetable peeler should have a wide, durable blade. We find stainless-steel blades peel more smoothly than ceramic ones. Serrated blades are best with tough-skinned produce (like butternut squash); sharper blades will make cutting both easier and safer. A comfortable, no-slip handle is a must, and we prefer the Y-peeler to the standard swivel peeler, as it makes prepping large quantities of fruits and vegetables easy. An eyer (like a little scoop) will allow you to quickly remove small blemishes and bruises from fruits and vegetables.

For instance, when asked one client almost mumbled what she'd like to do—be a chef—and immediately in a louder voice went to say but what she'd probably wind up doing might be, and listed some careers that she was lukewarm about. We went back and examined what was holding her back from her real passion and wound up with solutions to all the limits she had assumed were there. She got a partner, shifted from chef to catering service, and everything started to get clear.

To make the catering experience easier for everyone you can let your caterer pick out the selection. Remember, they're professionals. A good caterer will have plenty of experience to decide the best possible choices to make sure there's plenty of what each person wants. How many times have you prepared food for 10, 20, or 50 people? Let your catering pro handle it and benefit from their experience. Though, be sure to tell them if you need vegetarian options and how many.