The Dining Room

"Strategic Negotiations Tip ... Always Serve Food & Coffee!"

Robert C. Huber, CMC, CPCM

 

 

DINING ROOM

 

Foodservice Applications, Consultant Background,

And Complimentary Foodservice Recipes

Provided As A Professional Courtesy

For Clients By

 

Chef Bob

Robert C. Huber, CMC, CPCM

President & CEO

Robert Huber Associates

Founded 1991

 

 

 

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The Test Kitchen

Welcome to a brief taste of 50 years in Food Service!

 

From Boy Scout leader ... to corporate restaurant director (50 operations) ... to college food production, meal plan, debit & POS systems developer (150 campuses) ... to "All-Campus Card" inventor ... to campus card, business and marketing consultant.

 

Attached are a few of our favorite and easy recipes to impress your family and friends.  Check back regularly ... for new recipes, chef's tips and culinary articles.  Send in your recipes ... for posting on this international website and viewed by your friends around the world!


 

NEXT MONTH:  Chef Bob meets Chef Robert Irvine of the Food Network's Restaurant Impossible during a restaurant makeover in nearby Fountain Hills, Arizona.

 

Share this "Recipes" page ... with your family, friends, neighbors, relatives and business colleagues.


Chef Bob                  

Featured Recipe

Lemon Sponge Pie is one of my Mom's best and most famous dessert creations. Whip the eggs in a 4-cup glass measuring cup for one minute and toss the remaining ingredients in a blender (but not using the whole lemon). Fold the egg whites and egg mixture in a big bowl, ladle the foamy liquid into either a homemade or frozen pie shell. Great chilled or room temperature with a dollop of whipped cream. This simple, light and airy dessert provides a slightly sweet and slightly tart perfect conclusion to any big meal.

Lemon Sponge Pie
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Chef's Tips

 

Add a pinch of sugar for every cup of tomato

sauce when simmering to reduce the acidity.

 

 

Chef Bob

Send In Your Tips!

From Campfires to Card Systems

Bob Huber has been involved with foodservice operations since he started his first grocery store at age 5.  Helping with large church dinners gave him his first taste of institutional cooking. As a Boy Scout leader, he learned how to plan, purchase, cook and feed hungry Boy Scouts (200 per hour) at Rodney Scout Reservation on the Chesapeake Bay.

 

Following college and a few years in the hotel industry, he opened and managed 50 Burger King Restaurants in 5 states.  In addition to feeding 50,000 customers a day, he setup a regional BK training center, coordinated all product and promotion testing for BKC, installed 200 Point-of-Sale registers, hired and trained new managers, ordered restaurant equipment, coordinated all national and local marketing, and in his spare time flew to Miami to attend the latest operations and marketing classes at Burger King University ...

 

 

THE TEST KITCHEN


Easy Favorites

Microwave Peanut Butter Fudge
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Special Occasion

Cranberry Sorbet (Gluten-free)
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New Orleans Favorites

 

 

 

 

Test Kitchen C >

Kitchen Signs

POSTER - Don't Mess with the Cook!
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1960's Woolworth's Menu
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Anti-Nausea Tips | Traveling or Home
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FAST FACTS ... About Our Business
ROBERT HUBER ASSOCIATES
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Robert Huber Associates

9446 East Jenan Drive

Scottsdale, Arizona USA 85260

huber@AllCampusCard.com

www.AllCampusCard.com

(480) 551-0520

 

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Campus Card Business Consultants

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