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2017 Artiest Food Vendor Business Name: Contact Name: Address: Phone: Email: Cooking on site? Yes No o Artiest: August 19, 2017 ($75 fee) *Food Trucks only, must be self-sufficient* Please list the

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1. Gather all the ingredients and cooking utensils needed for the recipe.
2. Set up a clean and organized cooking area on site, making sure to have a surface for cutting and preparing ingredients.
3. Start by washing all the ingredients that require it, such as fruits, vegetables, or meat.
4. Preheat any necessary cooking equipment, such as a grill or stove.
5. Begin the cooking process by following the recipe instructions step by step. This may involve chopping, sautéing, boiling, grilling, or baking, depending on the recipe.
6. Monitor the cooking process closely, adjusting heat levels or cooking times as needed to ensure the food is cooked properly.
7. Taste the food periodically to check for seasoning or flavor adjustments that may be needed.
8. Once the food is fully cooked, transfer it to serving plates or dishes.
9. Ensure that the food is presented attractively and is ready to be served to guests.
10. Clean up the cooking area and properly store any leftovers or unused ingredients.
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1. Cooking on site is beneficial for various situations and individuals, including:
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4. - Restaurants with open kitchens or chefs who prefer to showcase their culinary skills and create a unique dining experience for their customers.
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Cooking on site refers to the act of preparing food in a designated area or kitchen at a specific location.

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