Implementing lean principles in our kitchen

We have made a new attempt of implementing lean principles in our kitchen. We all do some basic way of doing this at our kitchen, but I have tried it with a more scientific as well as simplest way.
Lean is a management concept applied at almost every business fields. I have tried it in kitchen for my ease. I have realized this lean kitchen will definitely saves time as well as a much organized way of cooking. Also looks so good. Says Femila Rani, Independent Fishery Professional.

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