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For some people, waiting tables is something they did for one summer after high school and for others it's a lifelong habit.People who have never had the experience of serving food for a living might see it as a job that one takes only when there are no other options.
That's not necessarily the case and plenty of people wanted Jesse to know that.. READ:.Your Kitchen Doesn't Have to Be Hell.Those who wait tables have all sorts of reasons for doing it.
Some do it for the flexible hours that allow them to be home when their kids get out of school.Others do it because their "real job" as a teacher or an office drone doesn't pay enough money.
Some of us do it because we actually like providing a service to people who want to enjoy a wonderful dining experience.
There are some who do it because of the close proximity to free food, but no matter the reason someone waits tables, there is no shame in doing it.. READ:.Grapes like Grüner Veltliner, Kerner, Auxerrois, Dornfelder, and Chenin Blanc show promise in Northern Michigan, while Viognier, Sauvignon Blanc, and Albariño thrive in the southwest part of the state..
The future of Michigan wine.Unlike regions of the Old World, like Burgundy, the Mosel, or Piedmont, Michigan is still finding its way.
It’s still discovering what sites, soils, grape varieties, and vinification techniques best suit the terroir.. Blaufränkisch has taken off as a standout red variety, which has delivered refreshing yet full-bodied wines with a spicy touch.As Riesling plantings expand, so do other white grapes like smooth Auxerrois, aromatic Kerner, peppery Grüner Veltliner, and even Albariño.. Michigan winemakers are taking cues from both old standards and modern wine trends.
(Editor: Adjustable Scooters)