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Published on Nov 18, 2015
Culinary Academy rules for cooking labs, Seabreeze High School
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Culinary Lab Rules and Tips
Follow these guidelines and you will succeed!
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If you have time to lean
YOU'VE GOT TIME TO CLEAN!
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No one leaves
Until everyone leaves
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Follow safety and sanitation procedures.
Sitting on a kitchen counter results in an automatic "0" for the day and cleaning the fryer!
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Culinary class is not study hall. No other classwork is allowed - during labs or during written work!
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No phones are allowed in the kitchens
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No headphones are allowed in the kitchens.
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3 tardies will result in having to clean the deep fat fryer
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Hair must be up and not touched/played with during labs. Failure to put hair up results in an automatic "0."
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We do not supply hair ties or hair nets......for free!
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If you burn/over-measure your lab, you cannot start over, you cannot eat, and you will receive a "0." Please pay attention!!
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Do not stand at the door, it is a fire hazard. Remain seated until the bell rings.
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If you eat, you CLEAN.
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Kitchen Basics
What you need to know before you cook!
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Know Your Kitchen "Work Centers"
Food preparation and Storage
Cooking and serving
Clean-up
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Microwaves
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Use and care for Microwaves
Do not turn on a microwave when empty
Only use microwave safe cookware
DO NOT USE metal cookware or aluminum foil
Clean the interior and exterior after every lab
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Microwave cooking tips
Always use an oven mitt
Remove covers so steam flows away from face
Use paper towels to avoid splattering
Stir during the cooking time
Foods that need to boil won't cook faster in a microwave
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Know How to Follow a Recipe
Know basic cooking terms and how to measure accurately
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To get good results from a Recipe:
Read the recipe carefully and in it's entirety
Get all utensils, tools and ingredients ready
Measure accurately
Mix as directed
Bake or cook the required time
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Measuring Dry Ingredients
Use measuring cups and spoons
Flour, sugar, salt, etc.
Heap
Level
Empty
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Measuring Solid Ingredients
Use dry measuring cups
Butter, shortening, brown sugar, etc.
Pack
Level
Empty
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Measuring Liquids
Use a liquid measuring cup
Milk, water, oil, juice, etc.
Set cup on a flat surface
Bend down to get eye level and pour desired amount
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Measuring Spoons
Used to measure small amounts of dry and liquid ingredients
DO NOT use kitchen spoons, they are not accurate!
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General Lab tips
Hot water boils quicker than cold water
Add salt to your pot of water to add flavor
Add olive oil to your pot of water to add flavor AND prevent your pasta from sticking
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General Lab tips
Always wash your fruits and veggies - even if you are peeling them!
Your arm and a whisk work just as well in place of a stand mixer.
Your kitchens are labeled - read!
Hot oil goes in a glass jar, not down the drain.
DO NOT LEAVE measuring utensils in the food bins!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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General lab tips
Do not use dishwashers!
Need more room in your kitchen? Move to a demo table!
Need to clean a lot of dishes? Use the dish pit!
Do laundry throughout the period.
Label your prep work - period and kitchen number.
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General lab tips
FIFO- first in, first out
Cold items will be in the fridge (Big fridge first, then small kitchens
All other items will be in the pantry
Do not take whole containers of food to your kitchen
Measurement equivalents are on the fridge
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General lab tips
If you got it from your kitchen, put it back in your kitchen.
If you got it from the pantry, put it back in the pantry!!!
You will receive points off for stuffing items where they don't belong
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Cleaning
No one leaves until your kitchen is clean
You may work through break
Floors, counters, sinks, dishes, stoves, microwaves
Demo table area, prep tables, all ingredients put away
CLEAN AS YOU GO!!!!!! Or you WILL be staying to finish cleaning
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You are a Star!
Don't be afraid to think for yourself!
Converse with other kitchen groups
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