Focus: To Put In Place - Deepstash

Focus: To Put In Place

  • Part of developing good MEP(mise-en-place) is having a plan of how everything will happen, and a map of where everything should be.
  • You should know where all of your tools are blindfolded.
  • Chef simply means “boss” in French.

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