Preparing kitchen tools and equipment and the ingredients in food preparationChristine Pausa
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Content
1. Perform Mise en place
2. Preparing the Tools and Equipment to Use
3. General Guides in the Cleanliness and Sanitation of the Kitchen
4. Assembling and Preparing Ingredients for Menu Items
5. Importance of Organizing and Preparing Food
Food preparation is a tedious process that requires thorough planning and organizing of tools, equipment, and ingredients. It involves preparing tools and equipment, assembling and preparing ingredients, planning work processes, and allotting time for tasks. Proper food preparation is important to meet customer taste standards and minimize food waste. Maintaining a clean kitchen is also essential for food safety and complying with health regulations. Regular cleaning and sanitizing of surfaces and equipment is needed to reduce germ levels. Advanced planning can help reduce the time spent on cleaning.
This document discusses hygiene, sanitation and safety practices that are important in food service. It emphasizes the importance of personal hygiene for food workers, including proper handwashing, hair restraints, clean clothing and avoiding work when ill. Sanitation guidelines are provided for properly cleaning and sanitizing surfaces and equipment. Food safety best practices are outlined for food preparation, cooking, cooling, reheating, holding and displaying foods to prevent foodborne illness.
This document summarizes key equipment and techniques used in restaurant kitchens. It discusses the flow of food through receiving, storage, preparation, cooking, holding and serving areas. It then provides details on types of knives and how to care for them. It also describes various tools, small equipment, measuring utensils, pots and pans, processing equipment like cutters and mixers, cooking equipment like steamers and broilers, and holding/serving equipment. Finally, it covers techniques like mise en place, seasoning, herbs and spices, and some basic food preparation methods.
In order to avoid food contamination, kitchen tools, utensils, equipment used in the preparation of food as well as the premises should be cleaned and sanitized, and store properly after each use.
Cross contamination occurs when germs are transferred from one food item or surface to another. It can happen through contaminated hands, equipment, or utensils. To prevent cross contamination, foods should be stored and prepared separately with raw foods below ready-to-eat foods. Good hygiene practices like hand washing and cleaning food surfaces are important. Cross contamination is avoided by keeping raw and cooked foods apart during storage, preparation, serving, and using clean utensils and surfaces for each.
This document provides information on kitchen basics and safety for cooking. It discusses kitchen layout and work centers, cooking appliances and tools, following recipes, food safety and sanitation. Specific topics covered include how to measure ingredients accurately, common cooking terms, food storage temperatures, and preventing foodborne illness through proper hygiene and food handling. The goal is to teach readers the fundamental skills needed to work efficiently and safely in the kitchen.
This document outlines procedures for a Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP) food safety and quality assurance manual. It includes definitions of key food safety terms, as well as policies and procedures for management, hiring, emergencies, food safety, employees, sanitation, and quality assurance forms. The goal is to prevent foodborne illness through error-free food production by identifying critical control points and monitoring temperatures, times, and procedures.
This document provides information on kitchen basics and safety for cooking. It discusses kitchen layout and work centers, cooking appliances, tools and equipment, following recipes, food safety and sanitation. Specific topics covered include how to measure ingredients accurately, common cooking terms, food storage temperatures, and preventing accidents and foodborne illness. The goal is to teach readers the fundamental skills and knowledge needed before beginning to cook.
The document provides guidance on cleaning and maintaining kitchen tools, equipment, and premises. It details the various kitchen tools and equipment, cleaning methods and chemicals, and proper procedures for washing dishes and sanitizing surfaces. The goal is to educate on properly cleaning and organizing the kitchen to ensure food safety.
COOKERY II - WEEK 1- MISE EN PLACE (EGG DISHES)julie arcilla
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This document outlines the objectives and materials needed for a cookery class on egg preparation. It provides a list of 8 tools, 6 utensils, and 3 pieces of kitchen equipment commonly used for egg dishes. It also describes the proper procedures for cleaning and sanitizing tools, including the importance of a two-step cleaning and sanitizing process to reduce harmful microorganisms. Both manual and mechanical dishwashing methods are explained in a 5-step process.
Unsafe food poses major risks, causing 2 million deaths per year from diseases like diarrhea, typhoid, and cancer. Foodborne illnesses strain healthcare systems and harm economies. Ensuring food safety requires proper handling practices like washing hands, preventing cross-contamination, cooking food thoroughly, and storing food at correct temperatures. Food safety is impacted by a variety of factors including globalization, urbanization, and climate change. Common foodborne diseases are caused by toxins, bacteria, viruses, and parasites transmitted through food. Legislation and standards aim to regulate food quality and safety.
This document discusses food preservation utensils and equipment. It identifies 10 key tools: 1) mixing utensils, 2) cutting utensils, 3) cooking pans, 4) measuring utensils, 5) mixing bowls, 6) chopping boards, 7) containers, 8) freezers, 9) electric dehydrators, and 10) kitchen mallets. It explains that each tool has a specific use, such as mixing, cutting, cooking, measuring ingredients, combining ingredients, cutting surfaces, food storage, low-temperature food preservation, food drying, and meat tenderizing. The document emphasizes that using quality ingredients and the proper tools is essential for successful food preservation.
The document discusses tools, equipment, utensils, and instruments used in food processing. It provides examples of various measuring devices, cutting implements, salting equipment, and smoking equipment used in processing fish. It emphasizes the importance of regularly inspecting equipment to check for defects and determine if parts need repair or replacement to ensure safe and efficient food processing.
This document provides information and instructions on utilizing kitchen tools and equipment. It begins with objectives and a pre-test to assess knowledge. Various kitchen tools are then defined, including their purposes and examples. The document outlines proper care and cleaning of tools. It concludes with self-checks to classify kitchen materials and identify tools needed for sample recipes.
Cross contamination occurs when germs are transferred from one food item or surface to another. It can happen through contaminated hands, equipment, or utensils. To prevent cross contamination, foods should be stored and prepared separately with raw foods below ready-to-eat foods. Good hygiene practices like hand washing and cleaning food surfaces are important. Cross contamination is avoided by keeping raw and cooked foods apart during storage, preparation, serving, and using clean utensils and surfaces for each.
This document provides information on kitchen basics and safety for cooking. It discusses kitchen layout and work centers, cooking appliances and tools, following recipes, food safety and sanitation. Specific topics covered include how to measure ingredients accurately, common cooking terms, food storage temperatures, and preventing foodborne illness through proper hygiene and food handling. The goal is to teach readers the fundamental skills needed to work efficiently and safely in the kitchen.
This document outlines procedures for a Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP) food safety and quality assurance manual. It includes definitions of key food safety terms, as well as policies and procedures for management, hiring, emergencies, food safety, employees, sanitation, and quality assurance forms. The goal is to prevent foodborne illness through error-free food production by identifying critical control points and monitoring temperatures, times, and procedures.
This document provides information on kitchen basics and safety for cooking. It discusses kitchen layout and work centers, cooking appliances, tools and equipment, following recipes, food safety and sanitation. Specific topics covered include how to measure ingredients accurately, common cooking terms, food storage temperatures, and preventing accidents and foodborne illness. The goal is to teach readers the fundamental skills and knowledge needed before beginning to cook.
The document provides guidance on cleaning and maintaining kitchen tools, equipment, and premises. It details the various kitchen tools and equipment, cleaning methods and chemicals, and proper procedures for washing dishes and sanitizing surfaces. The goal is to educate on properly cleaning and organizing the kitchen to ensure food safety.
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Ìý
This document outlines the objectives and materials needed for a cookery class on egg preparation. It provides a list of 8 tools, 6 utensils, and 3 pieces of kitchen equipment commonly used for egg dishes. It also describes the proper procedures for cleaning and sanitizing tools, including the importance of a two-step cleaning and sanitizing process to reduce harmful microorganisms. Both manual and mechanical dishwashing methods are explained in a 5-step process.
Unsafe food poses major risks, causing 2 million deaths per year from diseases like diarrhea, typhoid, and cancer. Foodborne illnesses strain healthcare systems and harm economies. Ensuring food safety requires proper handling practices like washing hands, preventing cross-contamination, cooking food thoroughly, and storing food at correct temperatures. Food safety is impacted by a variety of factors including globalization, urbanization, and climate change. Common foodborne diseases are caused by toxins, bacteria, viruses, and parasites transmitted through food. Legislation and standards aim to regulate food quality and safety.
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This document provides information and instructions on utilizing kitchen tools and equipment. It begins with objectives and a pre-test to assess knowledge. Various kitchen tools are then defined, including their purposes and examples. The document outlines proper care and cleaning of tools. It concludes with self-checks to classify kitchen materials and identify tools needed for sample recipes.
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1. Food preparation and service tools and equipment, their uses, and
maintenance.
Essential words to ponder:
• Food Safety - refers to proper handling, preparing and storing
foods in a way that will best reduce the risk of individuals becoming
sick from foodborne illnesses.
• Food Sanitation – refers to hygienic practice applied in the
kitchen to ensure safe and clean food preparation, processing,
production, packaging and storage.
• Kitchen -a room especially set apart and containing the
necessary utensils for cooking food.
• Kitchen Equipment- refer to the larger items in the kitchen
that handle the bulk of the preparation and cooking processes.
Ex. Stoves, chillers, freezers, microwaves, blenders, etc.
• Kitchen Tools – is a kitchen device or implements, hand held
and used to perform a particular function.
Ex. Tongs, flat wooden spatula, measuring cups and spoons, vegetable
peeler, chef’s knives, kitchen shears, strainer, whisk, cutting boards,
etc.
• Proper Maintenance – correct use, washing, cleaning, drying,
and storage of food preparation and food service tools, utensils, and
equipment for prolonged use and durability.
Food Preparation or Kitchen Tools and its Uses
A. Cooking Materials and Utensils: