Canyon Ranch
case studylive · 4 properties

Michelin health & wellness resortpartners since 2024

Mise didn't have a recipe module. Until Canyon Ranch needed one.

Two years ago, Canyon Ranch came to us with thousands of recipes and software their kitchen had outgrown. Mise didn't have a recipe module yet. So we built it together. Today, it's a Mise platform product. We haven't stopped building since.

Thousands
of recipes on Mise
4
properties unified
3
custom extensions built
2 yrs
shipping together
what we built first

A Prep List Generator. Sized to tonight's service.

Kitchen Display Prep is the chef's workspace for batch prep math. The chef sets the par levels, picks which batch recipes are coming up, and enters the portion count for each. The tool scales every recipe to match and publishes the prep list to the kitchen. That math used to live in the chef's head and on a clipboard.

  • chef enters target par levels and portions per batch
  • tool runs the multiplication, publishes the prep list to the display
  • prep team sees what to make, sorted by station
  • chef edits propagate to the line as they happen
kitchen-display-prep / sat 8 jundinner svc
service
dinner · 184 covers
batches
12 selected
deadline
14:00 prep time
aioli batchscale 2.3×
oat granolascale 1.5×
brown butterscale 1.8×
brioche doughscale 2.0×
dashi reductionscale 1.4×
herb crumblescale 1.6×
+ 6 more↘ expand
12 batches scaled · readylive at 4 stations
Switching to Mise for our nutrition calculations, recipe production, and menu planning has been a breath of fresh air. The platform is intuitive, versatile, and smart, saving us valuable time compared to the outdated programs still common in the industry.
Shayne SpradlinCulinary Administrator · Canyon Ranch
what they asked for next

Kitchen Display Prep was just the first ask. More came.

The recipe module became the trunk, and every branch built on top of it has been only theirs. Here are two that came next.

menu planner & order sheet

A Menu Planner. And the order sheet it generates.

Each chef plans their property's weekly menus by picking recipes from the module and projecting covers for each. Mise rolls every ingredient and every quantity into one order sheet, ready to send to vendors. What arrives is what they'll actually use.

  • one sheet per property, never mixed across kitchens
  • accounts for what's already in the walk-in
  • editable up to the moment the chef hits send
Canyon Ranch · TucsonOrder sheet · week of 17 Jun
menus12 selected
covers460 proj.
edited3 hrs ago
ingredient · projectedorder
heirloom tomato 65 lb[15 on hand]50 lb
arctic char 28 lb28 lb
basil 2.4 lb2.4 lb
parm reggiano 8 lb[2 on hand]6 lb
english pea 18 lb18 lb
preserved lemon 1 qt1 qt
arbequina olive oil 4 L4 L
black cod fillet 22 lb22 lb

+ 42 more lines

ready · vendor portal↘ export
tucson-dinner-mils.pdf
menu ingredient lists

Menu Ingredient Lists. Allergens and nutrition, print-ready.

We designed a custom PDF template to Canyon Ranch's own print standard. One click renders an ingredient list for every active menu item, complete with allergens and nutrition, pulled straight from the recipe module. What used to be a documentation project is now a button.

  • every active menu item, rendered in one pass
  • allergens and nutrition stay true to the recipe
  • re-render anytime the menu changes
before

Their legacy software handled recipes and nutrition. It worked, but it couldn't keep up with a high-performance kitchen running across four properties.

now

They now run one recipe module across four properties, with three extensions built on top of it just for them. Costs update when ingredient prices move. Allergens travel with the recipe wherever it goes.

and going forward

When they want something that doesn't exist yet, they tell us, and we build it. Sometimes it ships in two weeks and sometimes it takes a quarter, but it always ships, and it's always theirs.

your turn

Try the recipe module. The same one Canyon Ranch runs on.

It's a Mise platform product that handles nutrition, subrecipes, plate costs, and allergens, all in your browser today. Spend thirty days putting your own recipes into it. We'll help you migrate the first hundred. If it's not better than what you have now, walk away.

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