Volume 1

From the Keep ’Em Coming Back books

The Complete PR Guide

This page is a practical extension of Volume 1. The book explains the reasoning; this resource helps put it to work.

Texas Food Truck Field Guide

Official Sources

Direct links to the Texas, federal, tax, alcohol, insurance, and workplace-safety references used throughout the Food Truck Field Guide.

Chapter 20 of 20
Educational field guide—not a license, inspection approval, legal opinion, tax ruling, fire plan, or insurance binder. Verify current DSHS rules, fire and property requirements, TABC authority where alcohol is involved, manufacturer instructions, and qualified professional advice.
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.