Recipes

Menu item → ingredients A recipe is the link between a menu item and its ingredients. When a dish sells at POS, its recipe deducts those ingredients from kitchen stock and sets the dish's theoretical food cost. It also drives the issued-vs-consumed variance and flags a dish as 86'd when an ingredient runs out. Quantities are in each item's base unit (kg · L · each), so they reconcile directly with store and kitchen stock. Unit costs are inherited from the Items master — set a price there, not here; a recipe only sets quantities.
Active recipes48across 5 stations
Avg theoretical food cost28.4%target ≤ 30%
Best margin dishCappuccino86% GP
86'd (ingredient out)3Salmon · Brie · Prawns

All recipes — click a row to view / edit its ingredients

DishStationSellRecipe costGP%Sold todayAvailability
Margherita Pizza Hot £9.00£2.5871%24 Available
House Burger Grill £9.00£3.5561%40 Available
Grilled Salmon Hot £19.00£7.1063%18 86'd · salmon low
Caesar Salad Cold £7.00£1.5877%31 Available
Cappuccino Bar £3.00£0.4386%96 Available
Draft Lager Bar £4.50£1.5067%120 Available
Brie & Fig Tart Cold £8.50£2.6069%0 86'd · brie out
Prawn Linguine Hot £16.00£5.8064%0 86'd · prawns out

Food cost % by dish (target ≤ 30%)

Why recipes matter here

Deduct stock: a sale runs the recipe to subtract each ingredient from kitchen stock.

Set food cost: recipe cost ÷ sell price = theoretical food cost %.

Drive variance: theoretical consumption vs what was issued shows up on Variance.

Flag 86's: if an ingredient can't cover one portion, the dish is taken off the menu automatically.