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Holiday at Home
Holiday at Home
Team Members
Recipes ……………………………………………………………… 4
Costings ………………………………………………………………. 7
Forecasting ……………………………………………………………. 10
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‘Sun’s out, Bun’s out’ vegan burger with a side of peri-peri plantain crips – Charcoal bun,
garlic crumb vegan mozzarella stuffed mushroom, lettuce, beetroot coleslaw, onion rings and
truffle ketchup
Pizza
‘Tropic like its hot’ – authentic pizza base, tomato sauce, chorizo crumb, sauteed garlic
spinach and breaded calamari rings with freshly squeezed lemon
Drink
‘Beach Please’ virgin mango mojito – mint, lime, mango puree, crushed ice and soda water
Forecast/Budget numbers
- Number of street food dishes forecasted to sell: 8
- Number of pizzas forecasted to sell: 10
- Number of drinks forecasted to sell: 12
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Team Roles Planning
Barperson- Daniel
Recipes
‘Beach Please’ Virgin Mango Mojito
Ingredients (for 4 drinks)
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Method
1. Prepare the simple syrup by heating together equal parts sugar and water in a pan
over medium heat. Stir until sugar is dissolved, then leave to cool.
2. In the glass/cup muddle the mint and lime.
3. Add the mango puree and crushed ice.
4. Top with soda water and garnish with fresh mint.
‘Sun’s out, bun’s out’ vegan burger served with plantain crisps
Ingredients (for one burger)
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40g plantain chips dusted in peri-peri salt (salt & paprika)
Method
1. Prepare the flattop mushroom by stuffing the middle with vegan mozzarella and coat
the top with a garlic bread crumb. (To be baked in the oven)
2. Make the beetroot coleslaw by shredding boiled beetroot, raw carrot, red cabbage and
red onion. Mix in a bowl with vegan mayo and lemon juice and season with salt,
pepper and chilli flakes. As well as shredding the lettuce for assembling.
3. Make the batter for the onion rings and fry once to prepare for second fry once burger
is on order.
4. Deep fry the plantain and dust in paprika and salt.
5. Grill the bun to order, just before boxing up.
Method
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1. Prepare the pizza dough by mixing together the flour, water, salt and yeast and knead
until a dough is formed. Leave to prove for approximately 2 hours.
2. Make your tomato sauce by mixing the tomato paste, chopped tomatoes and spices in
a pan over medium heat.
3. Bread and coat the calamari rings to fry to order.
4. Bake the chorizo in the oven to create a fine crumb.
5. Fry a shallot with garlic until soft, then add spinach and seasoning to create the
sauteed spinach.
6. Form the base, add the tomato sauce, mozzarella, chorizo crumb and sauteed spinach.
7. While pizza is cooking fry the calamari rings, and place on cooked pizza.
8. Garnish with a squeeze of fresh lemon.
Costings
‘Beach Please’ Virgin Mango mojito
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‘Tropic like its hot’ Pizza
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10ml Lemon Juice £0.22/100ml £0.02
Cost per Burger £1.82
Forecasting
Sales of 12 drinks with a selling price of £2.50 and a cost of goods
Revenue
Minus Cost £7.38 24.6 £11.285 22.6 £14.56 30 £30.2 24
of Goods
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Gross £22.62 75.4 £38.715 77.4 £33.44 70 £90.7 76
Profit
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Covid Secure Plan
GENERAL CONDITIONS
Students will require on washing their hands frequently. High touch areas
will be cleaned frequently.
Students will require social distancing in kitchen and restrooms. Students
are reminded not to share knives, utensils and service tools.
DELIVERING MEALS
All food must be delivered in a way that ensures that it does not become
unsafe or unfit to eat.
Food that needs refrigerating must be kept cool while being transported.
This may need to be packed in an insulated box with a coolant gel or in a
cool bag. Equally, food that needs to be kept hot should be packed in an
insulated bag.
Possible cross-contamination risks should be avoided in the delivery
process. This can be done through packaging meals securely and storing
allergen-free meals separately in transit, to avoid contamination through
any spillages.
If an allergen-free meal has been requested, it should be clear when
delivered which container it is in. Stickers or a note will be used on the
container to label each meal.
Time Plan
9.30 - Arrive, dressed and ready to go to stations to begin preparation.
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Kitchen
9.30
1. Make pizza dough and leave to prove.
2. Start the pizza sauce and steam the beetroot.
3. Wash and cut the veg needed:
(1) Flat top mushrooms
(2) Onions for onion rings
(3) Lettuce
(4) Shallots, Garlic and Spinach
(5) Shred Red cabbage, Onion and Cooked beetroot
(6) Slice the plantain thinly
4. Stuff the mushrooms.
5. Make the coleslaw
10.30
6. Batter the onion rings and fry once
7. Fry the plantain and dust in peri-peri salt
8. Bake the chorizo and crumb it
9. Cut the calamari and bread crumb it. Leave it in the fridge until needed.
10. Slice the buns.
11.15
11. Check each station is ready with all correct items.
12. Check with FOH that the round app is working
Restaurant
9.30
1. Sanitise and brush all tables.
2. Clean all glass and windows.
3. Organise cutlery and takeaway cups.
4. Make the simple syrup and leave to cool.
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10.30
5. Wash and prepare the mint and limes.
6. Ensure the fridge is stocked up with a sufficient amount of soda water.
11.15
7. Check the round app is working.
8. Crush ice.
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Social Media Campaign
Considering that our target market will mostly be the students on campus, we will be using
Instagram to market our takeaway service. By posting photos of our dishes and using
appropriate tags we aim to get across the message that even though holiday’s have been
postponed, ‘You can still take your tastebuds to the Caribbean from the comfort and safety of
your own home.’
We will also use our own social media platforms to keep our friends informed of our service
and post countdowns of our event on the Lakeside Instagram with the university hashtags to
ensure we reach a wide market of customers.
Tabletop poster/flyer
Below we have designed a brief menu that can be used to advertise our event. The colours we
have used are in order to take the customer’s mind on holiday while choosing their meal. It
includes a brief description of what we are offering. We will also use this menu for an
Instagram story/post to give our customers an insight to our exciting menu dishes.
We also thought this flyer could be used in a blanket email to all students to ensure no one on
campus will miss out.
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Meeting Minutes
Holiday at Home Takeaway
MEETING 1 08/02/2020
08 February 2020 / 10:15 AM / Zoom
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ATTENDEES
Boey, Rita and Tash
AGENDA
First meeting
NOTES
Make the pizza vegan/vegetarian
ACTION ITEMS
1. Message Nathan and Daniel and create a group chat to share our
ideas.
2. Think about a theme and choose an identity
MEETING 2 15/02/2020
15 January 2020 / 10:15 AM / Zoom
ATTENDEES
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Daniel, Rita and Tash
AGENDA
NOTES
Decided on a tropical theme - bringing a holiday to you with our
takeaway
ACTION ITEMS
1. Look at a range of recipes to inspire our own dishes
2. Start with the pizza - we have already done the costing from before
3. Find out where Nathan is
4. Keep Boey updated
MEETING 3 22/02/2020
22 February 2020 / 10:15 AM / Zoom
ATTENDEES
Daniel, Rita, Nathan and Tash
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AGENDA
NOTES
Our pizza will have calamari, spinach and chorizo
ACTION ITEMS
1. Rewrite recipes the way we want them & make them our own
2. Start looking at prices and costings
3. Make a mood board of the ideas with mages to create visuals
MEETING 4 01/03/2020
01 March 2020 / 10:15 AM / Zoom
ATTENDEES
Daniel, Rita, Nathan, Boey and Tash
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AGENDA
NOTES
We have methods, costings and recipes done
ACTION ITEMS
1. Nathan will create a logo.
2. Rita will do a mission statement and questionnaire.
3. Boey will finish off COVID safety plan.
4. Daniel will look into our campaign.
5. Tash will write up minutes, finish off time plan, rearrange methods &
recipes and organise our Microsoft file.
MEETING 4 04/03/2020
04 March 2020 / 15:00 PM / Zoom
ATTENDEES
Daniel, Rita, Nathan, Boey and Tash
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AGENDA
Finalising Everything
NOTES
We need our tabletop flyer and a new logo
ACTION ITEMS
1. Nathan will create a new logo and tabletop flyer/menu.
2. Boey will finish the COVID safety plan.
3. Tash will add everything to the final document and read through
before we hand in our final project.
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