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Why are standardized recipes important to a foodservice operation? |
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Written instructions used to consistently prepare a known quantity and quality of a certain food for a foodservice operation |
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7 Components of a standardized recipe |
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product name yield portion size ingredient quantity prep procedures cooking temps |
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Contrast a formula and a recipe |
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Recipes: ingredients listed in order of use followed by procedures to use for successful results
Formula: ingredients are listed in order by decreasing weight and are often seen as percentages |
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Explain difference between weight, volume and count measurement |
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Weight: tells how heavy something is
Volume: measure liquids in food service
count: size of each item |
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Contrast a formula and a recipe |
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Recipes: ingredients listed in order of use followed by procedures to use for successful results
Formula: ingredients are listed in order by decreasing weight and are often seen as percentages |
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Explain difference between weight, volume and count measurement |
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Weight: tells how heavy something is
Volume: measure liquids in food service
count: size of each item |
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What is the most accurate for measurement? |
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Describe a situation that might require an establishment to change a portion size |
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customers are complaining that portion is too small |
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Describe a standardized recipe |
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Set of written instructions |
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How does quality control ensure that standardized recipes meet a foodservice establishment's standards? |
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ecipes are repeatedly tested for consistency in quality and quantity |
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how is the cooking temp for range top cooking indicated in recipes? |
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List types of scales that might be used to weight food ingredients |
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balance portion electronic |
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3 food items that can be measured by count |
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