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SERVICE TRAINING SECTION CORE MENU ROLL OUT
March 16, 2017
CHOP CORE MENU ROLL OUT MAR 16/ 17
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KEY CHANGES TO FOOD OFFERING
NEW:
Add Gluten Conscious symbol to core menu and delete Gluten Conscious Lifestyle menu
MENU ITEM
IMPACT ADD DELETE CHANGE
DINNER BREAD SERVICE
Lounge only – Bread is offered in the lounge, not automatically served unless 8+ guests
APPETIZERS Chili Garlic Prawns /
Shrimp
Prawn / Shrimp
Cocktail
Peppercorn Steak Poutine
$12.95/Sub $5.95 – honour not offer -off menu request
STEAK + PRIME RIB
Prime Rib – Small size changed to 8oz
Top Sirloin with
Lobster Topper
Sirloin Oscar & Mushroom
Sirloin – change to 6oz sirloin
GREAT WITH STEAKS
Sub Asparagus – honour don’t offer
Truffle Scalloped Potatoes – moved to Steaks as Sub
LUNCH
Lettuce Wrapped
Burger Veggie Burger – Baba Ghanouj replaced with truffle aioli
Soup & ½ Sandwich – name changed to Lunch Combo
Lettuce Bun Option – removed
Blackened Haddock
Burger
Blackened Salmon
Lettuce Burger
Soup, salad, bread removed
from print - Off menu request
Prime Rib + Frites (AB+SK)
Veal Sandwich Steak Sandwich – changed to 6oz sirloin – mostly cap steaks
DESSERT
Seasonal Cheesecake – align topping to seasons – Strawberry Rhubarb March - May
KIDS Kids Steak Dinner – changed to 6 oz sirloin
CHOP CORE MENU ROLL OUT MAR 16/ 17
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KEY CHANGES TO HAPPY HOUR/ LATE NIGHT OFFERING
FINAL OFFERING:
Food Offers are the same for both Happy Hour & Late Night:
Small Plates
1 for $6
3 for $17
5 for $28
Vegetable Tempura
Fire Roasted Chicken Wings
Pulled Chicken Tacos
Steak Bites
Peppercorn Steak Poutine
Happy Hour Drinks
$5 Drinks
Italian Lemonade
Local Craft Beer (16 oz)
Montalto Pinot Grigio or Cabernet Sauvignon (not ON)
Jackson Triggs Merlot or Chardonnay (ON only)
Late Night Drinks
$5 Drinks
Italian Lemonade
Coors Banquet (stubby bottle)
Steakhouse Pickleback
MENU ITEM
IMPACT ADD DELETE CHANGE
HAPPY HOUR 3 pm – 6 pm
Italian Lemonade Rangpur Gin & Tonic Jackson Triggs Merlot &
Chardonnay - ON wine offering
LATE NIGHT 9 pm - close
Ravioli Pockets
Smokehouse Chicken
Wings
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SUMMARY OF FOOD DETAILS – CORE MENU ROLL OUT Mar 16, 2017 PAGE 1 OF 1 Every plate should be finished with careful attention to detail to create DRAMA
All measuring/portioning/decoy tools kept in inserts MUST have a handle that doesn’t touch food. Do NOT keep ramekins, etc in inserts with food
ITEM NAME NEW INGREDIENT LINE
SET UP –
CULINARY
KEY QUALITY POINTS -
CULINARY
FINESSE POINTS -
VISUAL
KEY PASSION POINTS -
SERVICE
Chili Garlic Prawns
16/20 prawns – thawed and drained
Chili Garlic Shot – shots closed
tightly, shot almost full = almost 1 ½
fl oz
Cast Iron Skillets – Properly cared
for –clean, lightly seasoned, no rust
Do not over-simmer prawns OR they
will be tough and rubbery
Use small sauté pan OR too much
cooking surface area will cause shot to
evaporate & prawns dry/ overcooked
Bread should be warmed through but
not toasted OR will be hard and
unpleasant to eat
Prawns are opaque; not
overcooked
Hot liquid pooling in bottom of dish
Pull apart bread is scored and
warm, but not crusty
Perfectly sautéed prawns with a
healthy jolt of spice
Plenty of toasted ciabatta to soak up all
the delicious sauce
Blackened Haddock Burger
Tartar Sauce – Sauce is evenly
mixed with ¼” pickles and capers;
stocked with a sandwich spreader
Pickled Red Onions – ¼” thick, no
ginger or pickling spice present; well
drained when stocked on line
Sandwich is properly layered OR will
be difficult to eat
Don’t press haddock into spice OR
spice will be too strong
Don’t apply Cajun spice to haddock
before pan I s hot OR fish will absorb
too much spice
Use minimal amount of spice and
discard after each revenue OR will
pose a food safety hazard
Don’t flip until blackened crust is
formed OR fish will be difficult to flip
and presentation will be poor
Sandwich neatly layered & bamboo
picked with lemon
All ingredients tucked inside
sandwich but still visible
Sandwich is built for height, not
flattened or pressed
Haddock fillet blackened with Cajun
spice
House made tartar sauce with dill
pickles, capers, onion relish & tarragon
Fresh coleslaw tossed to order with
honey lime vinaigrette
Prime Rib with Frites (AB & SK)
No new line set up Slice prime rib evenly OR will not
represent good value
Au jus is piping hot OR guest will
receive unappealing cold food
Arugula is fresh & vibrant OR will not
look appetizing
Top of prime rib ‘glazed’ with au
jus
Arugula tightly piled
Horseradish neatly piled beside
prime rib
Fries filled to nearly overflowing
Our slow cooked prime rib – lunch
size!
Paired with fries for an easy go-to
lunch
NY Cheesecake Spring Core + Crab
Strawberry Rhubarb Compote –
Strawberries have had time to
macerate (become soft), compote is
thick, 1 fl oz ladle
Cheesecake cut in prep with warm
sharp knife OR will crumble and lack
value
Quartered strawberries should be
clearly visible in the compote
Cheesecake neatly cut, not
crumbling or cracked
Cheesecake lightly dusted with
icing sugar
Strawberry rhubarb compote
across cheesecake and plate
Crave-able New York style with unique
topping
Infused with ice wine & ginger
Rhubarb’s tart flavour matches
perfectly with the sweetness of
strawberries
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CCHHIILLII GGAARRLLIICC PPRRAAWWNNSS
Sautéed prawns in white wine and brandy with warm ciabatta & caramelized lemon.
KEY PASSION POINTS:
Perfectly sautéed prawns with a healthy jolt of spice Plenty of warm bread to soak up all the delicious sauce
DETAILS
Main ingredients: 6 prawns, garlic butter, white wine, brandy, sambal oelek, parsley, pull apart ciabatta bread
Alcohol is cooked off Served with a caramelized lemon – you can let your guests know that they can use the lemon to obtain
their preferred level of acidity
POSTING
Core Menu Mar 16/ 17
Post until Mar 30
CHOP CORE MENU ROLL OUT MAR 16/ 17
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BBLLAACCKKEENNEEDD HHAADDDDOOCCKK BBUURRGGEERR
Blackened haddock with house-made tartar sauce, coleslaw and pickled red onions on a brioche bun
KEY PASSION POINTS:
Haddock fillet blackened with Cajun spice House made tartar sauce with dill pickles, capers, onion relish & tarragon Fresh coleslaw with carrots, daikon & red cabbage dressed with basil honey lime vinaigrette
DETAILS
Main ingredients: 6 oz haddock fillet, Cajun spice, house made pickled red onions, cabbage, carrot, crispy onions, tomato, lettuce, tartar sauce, basil honey lime dressing
Tartar Sauce: made in house with mayo, chopped dill pickles, capers, relish, tarragon & parsley Skewered with a fresh lemon wedge garnish
POSTING
Core Menu Mar 16/ 17
Post until Mar 30
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AB, SK only
PPRRIIMMEE RRIIBB && FFRRIITTEESS
7 oz prime rib & au jus with arugula salad, horseradish and Chop cut fries
KEY PASSION POINTS:
Our delicious slow cooked prime rib – lunch size! Paired with fries for an easy go-to lunch
DETAILS
Main ingredients: 7 oz prime rib, au jus, arugula tossed in olive oil, Chop fries, fresh horseradish Note: no arugula is served with plate if guest orders a side salad (in place of fries)
POSTING
Core Menu Mar 16/ 17
Post until Mar 30
CHOP CORE MENU ROLL OUT MAR 16/ 17
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SSTTRRAAWWBBEERRRRYY RRHHUUBBAARRBB
NNEEWW YYOORRKK CCHHEEEESSEECCAAKKEE
Slow baked and infused with ice wine & ginger, served with strawberry rhubarb compote.
KEY PASSION POINTS:
Crave-able New York style with unique topping Infused with ice wine & ginger Rhubarb’s tart flavour matches perfectly with the sweetness of strawberries
DETAILS
This is our seasonal Spring version of our cheesecake with fresh strawberries & rhubarb; the raspberry version will return in the Fall
Main ingredients: Our current incredible cheesecake (cream cheese, ice wine, ginger, vanilla, eggs, sour cream, graham crumbs, butter), fresh strawberries, rhubarb, orange juice
Garnished with a dusting of icing sugar
POSTING
Post until Mar 30
CORE MENU + CRAB FEATURE
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CURRENT MENU ITEM CHANGES
Peppercorn Steak Poutine - Off Menu Request, honour not offer - $12.95/ Sub $5.95
Sub Asparagus - Off Menu Request, honour not offer
Veggie Burger - Baby Ghanouj replaced with Truffle Aioli
Soup, Salad, Bread - Removed from print - Off Menu Request, honour not offer
Truffle Scalloped Potatoes - Moved from ‘Great with Steaks’ to ‘Steaks’ as a sub
DELETED ITEMS Removed What can we offer guests?
Prawn/ Shrimp Cocktail NEW Chili Garlic Prawns
Top Sirloin with Lobster Topper Sirloin Oscar
Lettuce Wrapped Burger
Blackened Salmon Lettuce Burger Blackened Haddock Burger
Veal Sandwich Prime Rib Sandwich
POSTING
Core Menu Mar 16/ 17
Post until Mar 30
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HAPPY HOUR/ LATE NIGHT PROGRAM
We have revamped our Happy Hour and Late Night program
to consolidate some of our favourites!
HAPPY HOUR 3-6 PM AFTER DARK 9 PM-CLOSE
$5 Drinks $5 Drinks
Italian Lemonade
Local Craft Beer (16 oz)
Montalto Pinot Grigio or Cabernet
Sauvignon (not ON)
Jackson Triggs Merlot or Chardonnay (ON
only)
Italian Lemonade
Coors Banquet (stubbies)
Steakhouse Pickleback
SMALL PLATES 1 for $6 | 3 for $17 | 5 for $28
Vegetable Tempura
Fire Roasted Chicken Wings
Pulled Chicken Tacos
Steak Bites
Peppercorn Steak Poutine
POSTING
April 13/ 17 Launch
Available Happy Hour & Late Night! These smaller size items allows guest to customize their selections.
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GLUTEN CONSCIOUS SELECTIONS
We are removing our separate ‘Gluten Conscious Lifestyle’ menu and
adding a symbol on our core menu to point out Gluten Conscious
items. This will clearly mark the items a guest is looking for without
the need for an additional menu.
The menu notifies this symbol as Gluten Conscious:
‘Gluten Conscious menu items. Our kitchens are not gluten free, cross contamination may occur.’
We also have a special call-out for the Steak & Prime Rib section:
‘Ask your server how we can make your steak Gluten Conscious’
We can make any steak (without sauce) gluten conscious by simply removing the broiled
tomato and crispy onions and replace with fresh arugula tossed in olive oil served with
mashed, baked potato or fries. We have added a Posi button that only appears for Steak &
Prime Rib “Allergy – Mild Gluten” that will be used for this application.
POSTING
Core Menu Mar 16/ 17
Post until Mar 30
PROCEDURES:
1. If a guest is looking for items with less gluten, the server can point on the items on the menu symbolized as ‘Gluten Conscious’.
2. If a guest has a severe allergy, revert to severe allergen
procedures.
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LLOOUUNNGGEE DDIINNNNEERR BBRREEAADD SSEERRVVIICCEE
We are making a change to dinner bread service in the
lounge. Our goal is that guests can always have unlimited
dinner bread, however we have noticed in the lounge a
number of guests don’t want dinner bread or aren’t eating it
when served.
New Procedure in the Lounge:
Servers offer complimentary bread whenever entrées are ordered, giving guests an opportunity to accept/ decline.
If the answer is Yes, the delivery is the same as usual.
Make sure every table and bar guest in the lounge is offered complimentary Winnipeg Rye when entrée orders are placed. If you don’t, guests may be upset about value of their experience if they originally wanted bread and see other tables with it.
NOTE: For parties of 8 or more, automatically serve dinner bread
DINING ROOM - no change to current bread service
POSTING
Core Menu Mar 16/ 17
Post until Mar 30
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DEALING WITH GUEST’S CONCERNS REGARDING ITEMS REMOVED FROM THE MENU
Whenever we make changes to our menu, it is a GREAT opportunity to introduce your guests to try something that may be new to them. Please use the following strategy to move your guest’s thoughts away from what they can’t have, to what they CAN have.
Example:
GUEST: “Where is the Prawn Cocktail? It was my favourite!” SERVER: “It’s been on our menu for a long time and we’ve actually replaced it with a great new item – Chili Garlic Prawns. Jumbo prawns in a delicious white wine sauce with a bit of heat. Why not let me order one for you? If you don’t like it, I’ll have my manager take it off your bill. No risk!”
PLEASE QUALITY CHECK ALL ITEMS TWO BITES IN:
“How are you enjoying the Chili Garlic Prawns?
Is it as good as I said it was?”
POSTING
Core Menu Mar 16/ 17
Post until Mar 30
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PATIO BEVERAGE FEATURE Chop’s patio is a great way to spend those hot, sunny days, especially with Sangrias! We now offer jugs!
PASSION POINTS o House made sangria o Fresh pressed fruit – lemon, orange, red grapes & apple slice o Still one of the hottest summer cocktail trends o Red Sangria – red vermouth, brandy, Grenache o White Sangria – moscato wine, apricot brandy
POSTING
April 13/ 17 Launch
Did someone say jugs? Yes! We have great new jugs
which hold 3 full size drinks. When 2 or more guests
order Sangrias, offer them the jug size to share!
Serve jug with wine glasses full of ice with an orange wedge and straw. Leave the spoon in the jug Pour the first drink for each guest.