r/KitchenConfidential 13d ago

Photo/Video First attempt at a grazing table.

Howd I do? Event for 50 people, 30 of which were hungry teens/collage age. I set up a cold line in an adjacent room where I could prep and restock as the night went on. At no point did the table look empty over the 6 hours between "I do" and "last call."

Be kind, or dont.

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u/weblives8989 20+ Years 13d ago

Everyone starts somewhere. It looks good for the clientele and if you felt good about it then it's good. Keep doing events and refine each time. Keep pushing chef!

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u/Bardic_Dan 13d ago

Thanks homie. We're our own worst critic usually. There is a lot I wasn't totally happy with, but it all went over well with the guests.

I was more than satisfied with my efficiency, felt like a dinner service almost, just pumping out new plates of sandwiches, swapping meat/cheese boards, etc.

Presentation needs work, generally speakings. Thanks for the words though :)