Mise Ledger

For nutrition programs & campus diningLive in Enderis 130

What happened in the kitchen, on the record.

The week plan, the pantry that knows a bag is five pounds, the temperature log with a corrective action, and the notebook that replaces the paper manual.

Built inside a working teaching kitchen

How to start See the system

Enderis 130 · teaching kitchen

Hours backevery week, to the instructor

Chapterswatched before the first shift

158

Ouncestwo bags, the pantry does the math

Bought twicethe list checks the shelf

Inside the system

The screens a lab actually uses, not a feature list.

Left: the pantry, real density.
Right: two moments that matter.

PantryEnderis 130 · 177 items · week 4

6items need action
before Monday

3 expire within 7 days

158 oz of flour on the shelf

last count by Drea Potter-Talton · 3 h ago

Item	Location	On hand	Par	Status
Whole milk1 gal · lot L-2311 · corrective action open	Cooler R-1	1	3	3 days left
Strawberries1 lb	Cooler R-3	1	4	2 days left
All-purpose flour2 bags × 5 lb	Dry A-2	2	4	below par
Eggscase of 15 dozen	Cooler R-2	18	24	below par
Pectinbox · 2 lb	Dry B-3	1	2	ok
Granulated sugar6 bags × 4 lb	Dry A-3	6	3	above par

Shopping list4 to buy · 2 covered

Whole milkenough in pantry · skippedskip

Strawberries4 lb · produce$8.00

Butterenough in pantry · skippedskip

Pectin1 box · dry goods$10.00

Notebook · rubricweek 4

90%

Mise en place4 / 4

Safety & temperature4 / 4

Technique3 / 4

Timing4 / 4

Documentation3 / 4

Temperatures · corrective action Receiving · rejected at the door Lots & FEFO · trace Counts · blind Supplies · QR Exams · codes Audit · append only

01 — The door

You come in, and the day is planned.

Briefing, prep sheet, four station sheets and the message to students — printable or copied in one tap.

1 / 4

“I stopped grading paper and started grading work.”

Instructor, teaching kitchen

Mise Ledger was built inside a working lab, not a demo: temperatures, receiving, lots first-out-first, equipment readings with a corrective action, and a training tour that signs off with a date.

Every screen is in English, every change is logged, and every institution sees only its own data.

Two ways to start

For a program, or for a funder

For a program

Pilot a section

One semester, one section, everything included: week plan, pantry, shopping list, notebooks, exams, attendance, supplies and the TA tour. Onboarding is one hour with the instructor.

Price on requestQuoted for the size of the program

For a funder

Sponsor a cohort

$12,000 funds one year: development, the fifteen training chapters, content support and hosting. The department uses Mise Ledger at no license cost during the funded year.

$12,000/ yearReportable in quarters

If, at the end of the pilot semester, the instructor cannot name three tasks she stopped doing by hand, it is not renewed.

Questions people ask

Before the first sign-in

Where does the data live?

In a US region, on managed infrastructure. One institution cannot see another — the separation is enforced on the server and tested on every change.

Is student data protected?

Notebooks, grades and attendance are education records handled under FERPA, with export and deletion on request. No advertising, no AI training on student work.

How long does onboarding take?

One hour with the instructor: the roster goes in, the first week is planned, and the QR for supplies is printed. The TA tour is ready the same day.

What if it does not work for us?

You keep the export of your data and you stop. No lock-in, no long contract — the pilot is one semester.

Bring your lab on the ledger.

A 45-minute walkthrough, on your kitchen, with your week.

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