Cootie Brown's. Spectacular Sides

The important fact to note concerning baked potatoes and baked sweet potatoes is that they are only served for dinner hours (after 4) unless it is Sunday.

Asking the guest if they are allergic to almonds is an important question when a guest is ordering asparagus because almonds are commonly used as a garnish or ingredient in dishes that include asparagus. By asking about any allergies to almonds, the restaurant can ensure that the guest's meal is prepared without any almond-related ingredients, preventing any potential allergic reactions.

We make our own cole slaw.

We do not price anything down because they choose to customize and take things off of a menu item. Examples, Salad with no cheese, nachos with cheese and chili only, burger no bun,

The correct answer is Bleu Cheese. The gourmet Sautéed Vegetable Dish is topped with Bleu Cheese.

The correct answer is Sour Cream, Butter, Chives, Bacon Bits, and Cheddar Cheese. These toppings are typically served with a loaded baked potato.

The correct answer is Almonds. The question asks about the type of nuts that top the Gourmet Asparagus side dish. Out of the given options, Almonds are the correct choice.

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*Note: We would let "baked swt pot" slide - it is basically the same thing. But this is a minor difference; all other options are unacceptable!

The correct answer is Onions, Zucchini, and Yellow Squash. These three vegetables are found in our gourmet Vegetable Medley side dish, which is abbreviated as VEG MED. The other options listed, such as Green Peppers, Roma Tomatoes, Baby Carrots, and Artichokes, are not included in the Vegetable Medley.

Country-style green beans are the type of green beans that are served.

The correct answer is Butter and Brown sugar. These are the two toppings served with the Baked Sweet Potato.

Sides are one SIZE only. If they order a double side of something, it needs to be listed on the ticket twice (not written as x 2 or DBL) That double portion however, may come out in a larger dish size to save room on the plate if guest has also chosen to get another side.

The additional charge for this dinner is $1 because the guest chose upgraded sides, which cost an additional $1 each. Since there are two upgraded sides, the total additional charge is $1.

Yes, a guest can order a house or Caesar salad as a side item with their chicken/specialty dinner for an additional charge of $1. This is because the salads are considered upgraded sides, meaning they are not included in the regular dinner options and require an extra fee.

The correct answer includes the regular side options offered by the restaurant. These options are Brussel Sprouts sautéed in Balsamic Vinegar (sprouts), Green Beans (grn beans), Mashed Potatoes (mash pot), Brown Rice (rice), Black Beans and Rice (bean/rice), Baked Potato (bkd pot), Roasted Artichoke and Sautéed Spinach (art/spin), and Coleslaw (slaw).

The correct answer is Saute Veg. This means that blue cheese crumbles are served with the side item called "Saute Veg".

The additional charge for this dinner is $2. This is because the guest ordered two regular sides, which are included in the dinner. There is no extra charge for these sides. However, if the guest chooses to upgrade these sides, there is an additional cost of $1 for each upgrade. Since the guest did not choose any upgraded sides, there is no additional charge beyond the cost of the dinner itself.

They are cooked with bacon.

They are served with butter and brown sugar only. If a guest requests cinnamon, however, we do have it in the back. You may get a ramekin yourself, or if you are busy, ask your MOD to do it.

We do not use the abbreviation "BB" in our kitchen UNLESS you are referring to the Black and Blue Wedge Salad!

WE DON"T HAVE BROCCOLI!

The correct answer includes a selection of vegetables that are not overly starchy. These vegetables are Brussel Sprouts sautéed in Balsamic Vinegar (sprouts), Green Beans (grn beans), Vegetable Medley (veg med), Sautéed Vegetable Dish (sauté veg), Asparagus (asp), Roasted Artichoke and Sautéed Spinach (art/spin), Coleslaw (slaw), and House or Caesar salad. These options provide a variety of flavors and textures while still being low in starch content.

The correct answer is Yes, the ff (which stands for french fries) can count as a regular side for a chicken or specialty dinner. However, this option is not listed in the given choices.

you will charge either 2.95 or 3.95 for any additional sides ordered after two choices.

The correct answer is "Yes". This implies that there is indeed a difference in price between the regular and gourmet sides.

The correct answer includes the options Baked Sweet Potato, Roasted Sweet Potato, Vegetable Medley, Sautéed Vegetable Dish, Loaded Baked Potato, Asparagus, and House or Caesar salad. These are the gourmet side options available on the menu.

The House or Caesar Salads are the only two items we would prefer to let the guest have as an appetizer. You should ask your guest if they would like to have it come out first.
Occasionally a parent may like to order a side dish as an appetizer to feed children before the adults meals arrive and that is ok.
The add FF is technically not supposed to go to the table as an appetizer either.

The only acceptable way to abbreviate an order for roasted sweet potatoes is "roast swt pot" because it accurately represents the cooking method (roasted) and the item (sweet potatoes). The other options, "swt pot" and "baked swt pot," do not specify the cooking method, which could lead to confusion or incorrect preparation of the dish.