Coursing
Timing the kitchen so dishes from a table arrive in the intended order.
Coursing is the practice of firing and delivering a table's dishes in sequence (appetizers, then entrées, then dessert) rather than all at once. Good coursing keeps the dining pace comfortable and the kitchen organized. A KDS with ticket timing, like Opero's, shows the expo where each table's items stand; the course-by-course firing itself is set by when the server sends each round. Opero does not hold and fire by course.
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