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Wednesday, 4 November 2020

Fruit and Vegetables

 Take one Prepare Fruit and Vegetable cuts

                                                        Fruit and Vegetable Vegetable Cuts



FRUITS OR VEGETABLES USED IN THIS RECIPE

QUALITY OF THE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ARE IDENTIFIED AS.

WHICH CUTS WERE DEMONSTRATED

(All 8 need to be used over the 4 recipes)


PREPARATION METHOD

(all methods need to be used across the recipe)

RECIPE ONE


Upside down orange cake


Link to Recipe included here

Orange Upside down cake


OrangeFirm & fresh

Julienne

Brunoise

Macedoine

Jardiniere

Paysanne

Chiffonade

Slice

Dice

Cleaning

Peeling

Slicing

Dicing

Portioning

Grating

Segmenting

RECIPE TWO


Stir fry


Link to Recipe included here

Stir fry


Onion
Capsicum
Peas & Corn
Mushroom
Broccoil
Crunchy & will make you hard to do and cry
Crunchy and juicy
Frozen
Sort of the squishy texture
Firm

Julienne

Brunoise

Macedoine

Jardiniere

Paysanne

Chiffonade

Slice

Dice

Cleaning

Peeling

Slicing

Dicing

Portioning

Grating

Segmenting

RECIPE THREE


Fish & Hasselback potatoes

Link to Recipe included here

Fish & Hasselback


Lemon
Carrot
Beans
Potatoes
Spring onion
Fresh & juicy
Fresh & Crunchy
Fresh - Crunchy
Not bruise, fresh
Fresh & leafy

Julienne

Brunoise

Macedoine

Jardiniere

Paysanne

Chiffonade

Slice

Dice

Cleaning

Peeling

Slicing

Dicing

Portioning

Grating

Segmenting

RECIPE FOUR


Pork Dumplings



Link to Recipe

included here

Pork dumpling

Spring onion 
Ginger
Garlic
Cabbage
Fresh & leafy
Fresh & Firm
Fresh & Firm
Crunchy & Fresh

Julienne

Brunoise

Macedoine

Jardiniere

Paysanne

Chiffonade

Slice

Dice

Cleaning

Peeling

Slicing

Dicing

Portioning

Grating

Segmenting

Other evidence that needs to be included are 

  • PHOTOS SHOWING THE CUTS OCCURRING

  • FINAL PRESENTATION OF THE PRODUCT

  • PARAGRAPH THAT IDENTIFIES AND EXPLAINS THE PROCESS YOU WENT THROUGH TO ENSURE THAT FOOD ACT AND HEALTH AND SAFETY LEGISLATIONS WERE FOLLOWED

                      Pictures of cuttings



















Finish of the Pictures























































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