PRACTICAL COOKERY

Site: Hospitality Management Department
Course: Hospitality Management Department
Book: PRACTICAL COOKERY
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Date: Thursday, 19 September 2024, 4:44 AM

Description

For level 2 and apprenticeship.

12th edition.

1. METHODS OF COOKING

Practical skills
The candidate will be able to:
1 Demonstrate the skills required to carry out
each different method of cookery
2 Prepare the various ingredients according to
the method of cookery
3 Use each appropriate method of cookery as
required by the recipe
4 Apply the quality checks required to ensure
that the dish is cooked successfully using the
method of cookery
5 Demonstrate safe, hygienic working practices
for each method of cookery
Underpinning knowledge
The candidate will be able to:
1 Identify the appropriate method of cookery
for the list of ingredients and the dish
requirements
2 State the principles underpinning each
method of cookery
3 Explain the quality points to assess for each
method of cookery
4 State the cooking time for a range of
ingredients using each method of cookery
5 Evaluate the differences between each
method of cookery using different ingredients
6 Explain the health and safety procedures to
be followed when using each method of
cookery

2. STOCK, SOUP AND SAUCES.

Prepare and cook stocks
Practical skills
The candidate will be able to:
1 Demonstrate the correct use of equipment to
prepare, cook and store stocks
2 Prepare ingredients for making stock
3 Cook different types of stocks (fresh)
4 Apply quality points to each stage of the
process
5 Demonstrate safe and hygienic practices
6 Evaluate the finished product
Underpinning knowledge
The candidate will be able to:
1 Identify different types of stock
2 State the uses of stock
3 Explain the quality points in preparing and
cooking stocks
4 Identify the preparation principles for stocks
5 Explain why different stocks require different
cooking times
6 State the cooking times of different stocks
7 Identify the cooking and chilling principles for
stocks
8 Identify correct storage procedures for stock