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[Pages:4]BirchStreet Recipe Costing and Menu Usage Quick Guide
Recipe Key Concepts
BirchStreet Recipe Management Application is made up of several key concepts and activities:
LIBRARY INGREDIENT BASE There is a base of Library Ingredients, otherwise known as the Recipe Library, of over 11,000 BirchStreet ingredients with over 28,000 preparations already in the system
NUTRITION: LINK RECIPES TO LIBRARY Free-Form Recipe Ingredients (those manually typed in to a recipe or imported into the system) will be linked to the Library Ingredients to pull nutritional information into the recipe.
COSTING: LINK INGREDIENTS TO SUPPLIERS Library Ingredients will be linked to suppliers at each hotel to derive real-time local recipe costing
MENU MANAGEMENT Recipes will be combined with other Recipes or Ingredients to create Dishes
Dishes will be assigned a Sell Price and associated with Menus
Menus & Dishes will be categorized for tracking menu usage statistics
Basic Tasks
Next Steps for Handling
Imported Recipes
Refer to this section if your recipes were imported and are now available in the system for review and editing.
If your recipes were imported, ingredients you typed into your recipes were attempted to be matched to Library Ingredients to derive the nutritional values. It will be your job to confirm that the ingredients were linked correctly and make any final modifications to your recipes.
PHASE I: RECIPE CREATION AND NUTRITION (Topics Covered In the Recipe Creation and Nutrition Quick Guide)
CONFIRM IMPORTED RECIPE BASIC INFORMATION 1. Confirm the basic information was
imported correctly (i.e. portions, serving unit of measure, prep time, etc) 1. Confirm your recipe is classified correctly for searching (i.e. appetizer, vegetables, etc) 2. Confirm your Method is correct 3. Confirm your Prep Instructions are correct 4. Confirm your Critical Details are correct
Next Steps for Handling Imported Recipes (Cont')
ADD RECIPE ENRICHMENT 1. Add new Free-Form Ingredients to your
recipe 2. Edit existing Free-Form Ingredients if you
wish to have the Recipe Card display something different for each ingredient 3. Resort Free-Form Ingredients if you wish the Recipe Card to display a different order 4. Add images to your recipe 5. Resort Prep Instructions if you wish these to be displayed on the RecipePad in a different order 6. Add images to your prep instructions
CREATE NEW RECIPES 1. If necessary, create additional recipes if you
have started using new ones since the recipes were originally imported
CREATE NEW LIBRARY INGREDIENTS 1. If necessary, create new Library Ingredients
if you use custom ingredients not already in the Ingredient Library
Tasks
Searching for Recipes or Dishes Costing Recipes Linking Library Ingredients to Suppliers Create Menus
Create Menu Categories
Categorize Dishes to a Menu Tracking Menu Usage Using RecipePad Scaling Recipes
Copying Recipes
Where to Go
Recipes Tab
Recipe Tab Select Recipe Cost Button
Un-hide Menu Checkbox Recipe Menu Link
Ingredient to Supplier Un-check Hide Menu Checkbox Recipe Menu
Menus Un-check Hide Menu Checkbox Recipe Menu
Menu Categories Un-check Hide Menu Recipe Menu Dish/Recipe Categorization Menus Tab Menu Usage Recipes Tab Recipe Pad button Recipe Cost Tab Scale Recipe Button Or Recipes Tab Recipe Pad button Scale Button Recipe Tab Select Recipe Copy Recipe Button
CONFIRM NUTRITION: LINKING FREE-FORM INGREDIENTS TO LIBRARY INGREDIENTS 1. Confirm your imported Free-Form
Ingredients are correctly linked to Library Ingredients 2. Confirm your sub-recipes are correctly linked to your main recipe 3. Confirm Nutritional Information is correct
PHASE II: RECIPE COSTING AND MENU USAGE
DETERMINE COSTING: LINK LIBRARY INGREDIENTS TO HOTEL SUPPLIERS 1. You will need to link Library Ingredients to
Supplier SKU's. This is not done as part of the recipe import process 2. Indicate your Preferred Supplier if you are using more than one per ingredient
CREATE MENUS AND MENU CATEGORIES 1. Create Menus 2. Create Menu Categories 3. Associate Menus to an Outlet
CREATE DISHES 1. Add Recipes and other Ingredients to Dishes 2. Determine a Selling Price for your Dish based
on your Recipe Costs 3. Categorize your Dishes to a Menu 4. Submit and Activate your Dish
TRACK MENU USAGE 1. Track Menu Usage
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Determine Costing: Link
Library Ingredients to Hotel
Suppliers
You can link Library Ingredients to your Hotel Supplier just once, and it will be linked in all your recipes. Once linked, costs for your recipe will automatically be kept updated based on the last price update available in the system.
You can link Library Ingredients to Hotel Suppliers based on immediate need to cost a recipe, or link all Library Ingredients regardless of whether they are used in a recipe or not. For the latter, skip to the "LINK LIBRARY INGREDIENT TO SUPPLIERS SECTIONS"
LOAD RECIPE ON RECIPE COST SCREEN 1. Start on the Recipes Tab 2. Select the All Recipes filter option 3. Type your recipe name in the Search Text
box and click Go 4. Click the Radio button next to your recipe 5. Click the Cost button 6. Once your recipe is on the Recipe Cost tab,
you will see your cost just below the Recipe name. This is the "per serving" cost. 7. When no supplier items are linked, you will see nothing in the Unit Cost and Supplier SKU/Supplier field 8. For each ingredient in your recipe missing a cost, click the Ingredient/Subrecipe ID link and it will take you to the link to supplier screen pre-loaded with the selected ingredient. 9. As you link each Library Ingredient, you can click the Refresh link on the Recipe Cost Tab to see an immediate change in cost in the Cost/serving field
LINK LIBRARY INGREDIENT TO SUPPLIERS WHEN YOUR SUPPLIERS AND PRODUCTS ARE IN THE SYSTEM
1. Click the Hide Menu checkbox to unhide the main menu
2. Click the Recipe menu 3. Click the Link Ingredient to Supplier menu 4. Select the Ingredient Name from the Search
Column drop down on the left 5. Enter the Ingredient Name in the Search
Text box and click Go 6. You can also select Used? from the Search
Column drop down on the left and Yes in the Search Text box and click Go to show only the Ingredients used in Recipes. 7. When the ingredient appears in the list, click it to bring up the details on the right. 8. Click the Supplier Tab 9. Click Add Row 10. Click the Search History (or Search Catalog) button to search for your supplier item
Determine Costing: Link
Library Ingredients to Hotel
Suppliers (Con't)
11. Once the supplier has been selected, all the critical details for the product will populate.
12. Confirm this supplier is the Preferred Supplier which the recipe will use for primary costing (the checkbox will default to checked)
13. Confirm the packaging yield is 100% - this is different than the yield of an ingredient (onion for example) and will affect the cost of your recipe
14. From the Measure case weight drop down, select Weight, Volume or Each. (If your recipes typically call for measurements of cups, teaspoons, etc, use Volume. If your recipes typically call for measurements of pounds, use Weight.
15. Select the Case weight UOM from the drop down list which will populate with options based on the previous selection
16. Enter the Case weight qty. In the example of Onions sold in a 5 LBS bag, you would have an Order UOM of BAG and a Case weight UOM of LBS. Your Measure case weight would be Weight, and your Case weight qty would be 5.
17. When you are done, click OK 18. Repeat Steps 8-18 for each supplier you
purchase this Library Ingredient from. 19. You can always change which supplier the
system uses for costing calculations by clicking the Edit link and checking the Preferred Supplier checkbox 20. Click Save when finished
LINK LIBRARY INGREDIENT TO SUPPLIERS WHEN YOUR SUPPLIERS ARE IN THE SYSTEM BUT THE PRODUCT ISN'T
1. Click the Hide Menu checkbox to unhide the main menu
2. Click the Recipe menu 3. Click the Link Ingredient to Supplier menu 4. Select the Ingredient Code from the Search
Column drop down 5. Enter the Ingredient Code in the Search
Text box and click Go 6. When the ingredient appears in the list,
click it to bring up the details on the right. 7. Click the Supplier Tab 8. Click Add Row 9. Use the Supplier company ID zoom to
search for your Adopted supplier (if you can't find your supplier, you can always type 99999 in the Supplier company ID text box and then use the SOTF Supplier ID zoom instead. This method of searching searches for any Punchout or Suppliers on the Fly in the system)
Determine Costing: Link
Library Ingredients to Hotel
Suppliers (Con't)
10. Enter a Supplier Sku 11. Enter a Supplier item description 12. Enter the Order UOM (UOM which you
purchase the product in) 13. Enter the Order unit price (price you pay
for the UOM provided in the previous step 14. From the Measure case weight drop down,
select Weight, Volume or Each. (If your recipes typically call for measurements of cups, teaspoons, etc, use Volume. If your recipes typically call for measurements of pounds, use Weight. If your recipes typically call for measurements of each, use Each). 15. Select the Case weight UOM from the drop down list which will populate with options based on the previous selection 16. Enter the Case weight qty. In the example of Onions sold in a 5 LBS bag, you would have an Order UOM of BAG and a Case weight UOM of LBS. Your Measure case weight would be Weight, and your Case weight qty would be 5. 17. Confirm this supplier is the Preferred Supplier which the recipe will use for primary costing 18. Confirm the packaging yield is 100% - this is different than the yield of an ingredient (onion for example) and will affect the cost of your recipe 19. When you are done, click OK 20. Repeat Steps 8-18 for each supplier you purchase this Library Ingredient from. 21. You can always change which supplier the system uses for costing calculations by clicking the Edit link and checking the Preferred Supplier checkbox 22. Click Save when finished
LINK LIBRARY INGREDIENT TO COST ONLY IF SUPPLIER AND PRODUCT ISN'T AVAILABLE IN THE SYSTEM
1. Click the Hide Menu checkbox to unhide the main menu
2. Click the Recipe menu 3. Click the Link Ingredient to Supplier menu 4. Select the Ingredient Code from the Search
Column drop down 5. Enter the Ingredient Code in the Search
Text box and click Go 6. When the ingredient appears in the list,
click it to bring up the details on the right. 7. Click the Supplier Tab 8. Click Add Row
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Determine Costing: Link
Library Ingredients to Hotel
Suppliers (Con't)
1. Enter the Order Unit price 2. From the Measure case weight drop down,
select Weight, Volume or Each. (If your recipes typically call for measurements of cups, teaspoons, etc, use Volume. If your recipes typically call for measurements of pounds, use Weight. If your recipes typically call for measurements of each, use Each). 3. Select the Case weight UOM from the drop down list which will populate with options based on the previous selection 4. Enter the Case weight qty. In the example of Onions sold in a 5 LBS bag, you would only have a Case weight UOM of LBS. Your Measure case weight would be Weight, and your Case weight qty would be 5. 5. When you are done, click OK 6. Click Save when finished
REVIEW FINAL COST OF RECIPE ON RECIPE TAB 1. Start on the Recipes Tab 2. Select the All Recipes filter option 3. Type your recipe name in the Search Text
box and click Go 4. Click the Radio button next to your recipe 5. Click the Cost button 6. You will be able to view the cost of your
recipe, fully costed in the Cost/Serving field
If you want to see the total recipe cost, click the Print/View button. The total cost and per serving cost is located in the lower right corner of the printout.
DETERMINE A TEMPORARY SELLING PRICE BASED ON RECIPE COST 1. Start on the Recipes Tab 2. Select the All Recipes filter option 3. Type your recipe name in the Search Text
box and click Go 4. Click the Radio button next to your recipe 5. Click the Cost button 6. Enter a percentage cost in the Projected
cost % field (i.e. 20% cost) and click Go 7. The Selling price field will reflect the
correct price (i.e. 20% recipe cost of a $4 recipe would result in a selling price of $20)
To establish a permanent selling price, you must make your Recipe sellable. See the Create Dishes section.
Create Menus and Menu
Categories
CREATE MENUS 1. Check the Hide Menu checkbox to unhide
the menu 2. Click the Recipe link on the left 3. Click the Menu link 4. Enter a Menu Name and Description (EX:
your outlet name) 5. Enter a Sort Order to control the order in
which the menus appear on the Menu tab 6. Change the Menu Type = Property if this is
to be a hotel level menu or leave it set to Marketplace if this is to be a corporate level menu 7. Leave the Active checkmark checked if this menu should be available immediately for associating to Dishes 8. Click Save
Example: Menu Name = Main Restaurant
Menu Categories must also be created to correspond to these menus. For example:
Main Restaurant - Breakfast Menu - Lunch Menu - Dinner Menu
CREATE MENU CATEGORIES 1. Check the Hide Menu checkbox to unhide
the menu 2. Click the Recipe link on the left 3. Click the Menu Categories link 4. In the drop down in the upper left corner,
select the desired Menu name (EX: Main Restaurant) 5. Use the Menu ID lookup to find the same desired Menu name (EX: Main Restaurant) 6. Enter a Category name 7. Add a Category description if desired 8. The Category sort value will default to the Category name. This is a field that drives the sort order in which the menu categories will appear on the Menu Tab. If you wish a different sort order, enter a numeric or other value. 9. Click Save
Create Dishes
You will need to make a Recipe "Sellable" if you want to save a Selling Price for a collection of recipes & ingredients. Sellable Recipes automatically appear in the Dishes tab. Dishes are also necessary if you are tracking Menu Usage.
1. Start on the Recipes Tab 2. Select the Recipe you wish to work with
and hit Edit 3. Complete the following for each of the
screen sections:
RECIPE/DISH 1. Once the Recipe is marked a "Sellable" =
"Yes", you can supply one of the following fields and the other two will be automatically be calculated for you: a. Selling Price b. Projected Food cost % c. Cost per Serving 2. Additionally, once a recipe has been made "Sellable", it will appear in the Dish tab as well. 3. Recipes appearing in the "Dish" tab can be assigned categories for Menus. 4. By changing the Recipe/Dish to "Sellable" = "No", the Recipe will no longer appear in the Dish tab, you will no longer be able to set a selling price, and it will not appear in any previously assigned Menus.
As with Recipes, you can also modify the following fields when editing the dish from the Recipe Creation screen:
INGREDIENTS 1. Required Fields (marked with )
a. Quantity b. UOM c. Library Ingredient Lookup
Use the Ingredient Lookup to look up either an Ingredient or a Recipe.
2. Additionally fill out the optional fields as necessary: a. Preparation b. Sequence
METHOD 1. Use this section to copy and paste already
created preparation instructions
CRITICAL DETAILS 1. Use this section to add critical notes
above and beyond the normal preparation
NUTRITION 1. This section will automatically populate
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Create Dishes (Con't)
CATEGORIZE YOUR DISH TO A MENU
Menus and Menu Categories must be set up prior to this step. See the Create Menus and Menu Categories section.
1. Un-check the Hide Menu box 2. Recipe menu Dish/Recipe Categorization
link
3. Type your recipe name in the Search Text box and click Go
4. Select your dish from the list 5. Click the Categorize button 6. Click the Add Row button 7. Select a Menu from the drop down next
to the Menu ID field 8. Click the Zoom next to the Menu
Category ID field 9. Find and double-click the Menu Category
ID of your choice 10. Click Save and then OK
Dishes will not be searchable on the Menu Tab for Menu Usage Tracking unless you Submit and Activate your Dish
SUBMIT AND ACTIVATE A DISH 1. Start on the Recipes Tab 2. Select the All Recipes filter option 3. Type your recipe name in the Search Text
box and click Go 4. Click the Edit Recipe button 5. The Recipe Creation screen will open, find
and click the Submit button and OK 6. Click the Activate button and OK 7. Click Save and then OK
Track Menu Usage
9. Start on the Menus Tab 10. Click the Menu Usage button 11. Click the zoom icon next to the Menu
Name field 12. Enter a date in the Sales Date field 13. Enter the quantity for each dish in the
Quantity Sold box 14. Click the Update button 15. Click OK to the confirmation box 16. Click the X in the upper right corner to close
the Menu Usage tracking window
Using RecipePad for iPad
1. Start on the Recipes Tab 2. Click the Recipe Pad button 3. Search for a recipe by title or ingredient
used in a recipe 4. If you want to refresh the full list of all
recipes in an Active status, click the Search button at the top of Recipe Pad
Recipes and Dishes can alternatively be viewed on the iPad for easy use. See your application administrator for the URL.
SEARCHING FOR RECIPES OR DISHES 1. Enter a Title, Keyword, or Ingredient 2. Click the Search Local or Search Global
button 3. Thumbnails will appear with recipes or
dishes matching your description 4. Click the thumbnail for the recipe of your
choice.
SCALING RECIPES OR DISHES 1. Once a recipe is loaded, click the Scale
button 2. Enter the number of servings in the How
many servings... box 3. Click Calculate
What If Analysis
1. The What If function can be used on recipes or dishes selected in Recipe Cost tab, Recipes tab, or Dishes tab.
2. Once a recipe or dish is selected, click the What If button
3. Using the What If tab, make changes to the recipe to see how they would affect cost
4. To save changes, click Save As 5. Give the new recipe a name 6. Click Save As 7. Click the Recipe tab to see the recipe in a
new status.
Copying Recipes or Dishes
You can copy a global recipe or dish and make a local hotel version that is slightly modified to meet the hotel needs. This tool is different than the "What If" feature in that it makes an immediate copy which is visible by anyone else at your property. It is identical to the original recipe or dish until you make changes to it or remove it. You do not need to copy it if you are only "Costing" it, but will not be able to edit any of the ingredients.
1. Click the Recipe Tab 2. Search for and select a Recipe 3. When the Recipe or Dish appears, select
the one you need 4. Click Copy Recipe 5. Enter a Dish/Recipe Name 6. Click OK, the Dish/Recipe is saved at this
point. 7. Your recipe or dish will be listed on the
Recipe tab in a New status 8. While it is in the new status, it can be
edited as needed using the steps listed in the Editing New Recipes or Dishes topic 9. Once editing has been finalized, you must submit the recipe or dish using the Submit button on the Recipe Costing Tab or from the Recipe Creation screen 10. As a final step, the recipe or dish must be Activated using the Activate button on the Menu tab
Scaling Recipes
1. Select a recipe or dish from the Recipes tab 2. Click the Cost button which will take you to
the Recipe Cost tab 3. Once your recipe is on the Recipe Cost tab,
click the Scale Recipe button 4. Enter the number of servings for which you
need to scale the recipe in the Scale to # of Servings box 5. Click Recalculate 6. The Scale qty and Scale ext cost will automatically be updated in the grid to reflect the scaled amounts
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