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Mike Handy

U.S.
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I can answer any question about starting your own multi-restaurant delivery service, marketing your mobile waiter service, where to get supplies for your delivery service, who to go to for insurance, how to sign up restaurants and just about anything to do with this industry.

Ginger Moreno

U.S.
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I can answer most questions regarding Latin American/Spanish recipes (and if I don`t know the answer I have many cookbooks that will probably contain the answer.) Several of my recipes appeared on the Food Network. I love to work on my original recipes - and make the tried and true. I am really passionate about learning different ethnic cuisines and I treasure all of the grandmothers out there who have recipes that have been handed down from generation to generation.

Jeffrey Summers

U.S.
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I am the Founder & Owner of Restaurant Coaching Solutions, Inc. We have experience on any topic related to the restaurant & hospitality industry - from Menu R&D, Menu Engineering, Marketing Strategies, New Store Openings, P&L Analysis, Lease Negotiations, Staffing, Policies & Procedures, Building & Design, Site Location, Branding, PR & Promotions, Multi-Unit Development, and any other area effecting the operation of your business. Check us out on the web for more information at www.RestaurantCoachingSolutions.com or call us toll free at 877-535-2324.

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2009-11-14 fajitas:

Hi Emily - Forgive me for not answering sooner - but let me get right to your question. OK - fajitas - I use flank steak, boneless chicken thighs and sometimes I make an all vegetable fajitas which

2009-11-06 new job:

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2009-11-06 new job:

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