noun
General Slang
mise
· noun · kitchen
Your station setup; everything prepped and in its place before service.
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Your prep. Every diced shallot, every squeeze bottle, every pan within arm's reach — labelled, portioned, ready to fire. If your mise is tight you can cook a busy Saturday on autopilot. If it's loose you're in the weeds by 7pm. Chefs treat it as a religion, not a chore.
“Get your mise sorted before family meal — we're slammed at six.”
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mise In A Sentence
Get your mise sorted before family meal — we're slammed at six.
Origin & Usage
Short for the French 'mise en place' — literally 'putting in place' — codified by Escoffier's brigade system in late 1800s Paris.
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