Best Practices | BP & FM | A Typical
Day at Kid's Cafe
Submitted by Nancy
Russman, Louisville Community Kitchen on 11/08/2000 The following
is a description of a typical day at the Louisville Kid's Cafe:
- Depending on the dish of the day,
the cook arrives at least 1 to 2 hours before children are to be
served to prepare meal.
- As cook prepares meals,
temperatures of refrigerators and freezers are charted.
- At designated time, volunteers
arrive to help with various tasks (setting tables, rolling
silverware, helping with meal preparation, etc.).
- At serving time the food is set up
(some do buffet style, some do family style), a volunteer signs the
children in (to keep track of the number of children served),
temperatures of the food to be served are checked, volunteers are
stationed to help serve the food, volunteers are stationed to pour
the drinks, and a volunteer is stationed at the garbage can (to
insure little food is wasted, and that items such as cups and
utensils are not thrown away). After the children have eaten,
volunteers help wash tables, floors, and clean the kitchen.
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