State health inspections for Oct. 20
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Restaurants in compliance
--- Inspected Oct. 5
-- Papa John's, Springettsbury Township.
-- Hoss's Steak & Sea House, Springettsbury Township.
-- El Serrano, Springettsbury Township.
--- Inspected Oct. 6
-- Southeastern Adams Volunteer Emergency Services, Hanover.
-- Tarbert Foods, Jackson Township.
-- Grace E. Loucks Elementary, West York.
-- Southern Middle School, Shrewsbury Township.
-- Southern Elementary School, Shrewsbury Township.
-- Rutter's Farm Store, West Manchester Township.
-- Rutter's Farm Store, Penn Township.
-- Rutter's Farm Store, West Manchester Township.
-- Rutter's Farm Store, Penn Township.
-- Five Guys Burgers and Fries, Springettsbury Township.
-- Jim & Nena's Pizzeria, Springettsbury Township.
-- Valley Green Golf Course, Newberry Township.
-- Overbrook Café, West York.
-- VFW Post No. 0537, Newberry Township.
--- Inspected Oct. 7
-- Hayshire Elementary School,
Source: York Daily Record
Sous-Vide Bánh mì? Makes Good Business Sense, Anyway
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Marinated proteins (the menu includes chicken, pork, brisket, tofu and butternut squash) are sealed in bags and submerged in the baths. The cook presses a few buttons, sets the timer and waits. That's it. "You can't screw it up," Jacoby says.
The cooking method is so hassle-free, she adds, that future franchisees won't even need to bother hiring chefs.
Ah, but what if the person monitoring the baths falls asleep and the stuff is left to soak even longer than necessary?
"Well, then you've got a problem," she laughs.
Jacoby's team has been developing the concept for BONMi for about the past year and a half. "We really wanted to bring a concept that we thought was flavorful and healthy to the general public," she says. "You know, not everybody gets down to Chinatown and a lot of these places, unless you're local, you probably wouldn't even go into, because they're junky little places. The food is great, but...."
How did the partners feel when they heard that Chipotle was working on a similar fast-casual-style bánh mì concept?
Source: Washington City Paper (blog)