A working companion to Volume 1: The Complete PR Guide

The Kitchen

A free recipe, training, costing, production, barbecue and Texas food-culture system for the people who keep the room fed.

Practical application

Kitchen tools

Cost, price, prepare, audit, and improve food and barbecue operations. These tools also identify the book principles they extend.

The defining system

Turn every recipe into a service package.

Scale it, cost it, schedule it, document safety checkpoints, create a station card and record the venue’s actual test result—all without an account.

Open the 76 recipes
76structured recipes
36Academy lessons
25food tools
10+cultural doorways
Read before using Kitchen resourcesSafety, professional-use, and verification notice
Educational reference—not approval, certification, or professional advice. Recipes, wood profiles, temperatures, yields, costs, logs, checklists, and operating suggestions are general planning material. They do not replace the current FDA Food Code, Texas Food Establishment Rules, local health-authority requirements, permits, inspections, HACCP or variance approval, fire-code review, manufacturer instructions, insurance requirements, food-handler or manager training, or qualified culinary, food-safety, legal, tax, accounting, engineering, fire-protection, medical, or insurance advice. Verify every ingredient label and allergen; prevent cross-contact; use calibrated thermometers; use only known, untreated cooking wood from a reputable source; and discard food whenever time, temperature, source, identity, or safety is uncertain. Read the full Kitchen disclaimer.