D1.HPA.CL4.08 Slide 1. Prepare and produce cakes and pastries Assessment for this Unit may include:  Oral questions  Written questions  Work projects.

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D1.HPA.CL4.08 Slide 1

Prepare and produce cakes and pastries Assessment for this Unit may include:  Oral questions  Written questions  Work projects  Workplace observation of practical skills  Practical exercises  Formal report from employer/supervisor Slide 2

Prepare and produce cakes and pastries This unit comprises five Elements 1.Prepare and bake cakes and fillings 2.Decorate and present/display cakes 3.Prepare and produce pastries and fillings 4.Decorate and present pastries 5.Store cakes and pastries Slide 3

Element 1: Prepare and bake cakes and fillings Performance Criteria  Select required commodities according to recipe and production requirements  Prepare a variety of cakes to desired product characteristics  Produce a variety of cakes according to standard recipes and enterprise standards  Use appropriate equipment to prepare and bake cakes  Use correct techniques to produce cakes to enterprise standards  Bake cakes to enterprise requirements and standards  Select correct oven conditions for baking cakes Slide 4

Element 1: Prepare and bake cakes and fillings Select commodities  Flours  Sugars  Eggs  Milk  Cream  Gelatin  Flavourings and essences  Chocolate  Fats, oils, butter, margarines Slide 5

Element 1: Prepare and bake cakes and fillings Select commodities  Flours:  Plain Flour  Self Raising Flour  Soft Cake Flour  Special Cake Flour Slide 6

Element 1: Prepare and bake cakes and fillings Select commodities  Sugars  Caster  Brown  A1 crystal  Glucose, powder and liquid  Icing  Fondant Slide 7

Element 1: Prepare and bake cakes and fillings Select commodities  Eggs  Dairy products and substitutes  Milk  Cream  Fats, oils, butter, margarines Slide 8

Element 1: Prepare and bake cakes and fillings Select commodities  Chocolate  Cocoa powder  Nuts  Gelatin  Flavourings and essences Slide 9

Element 1: Prepare and bake cakes and fillings Prepare a variety of cakes:  Sponge  Pound cakes  High ratio cakes  Fudge style cakes  Special dietary needs  Honey and spice cakes  Fruit cakes, Light  Fruit cakes, Dark Slide 10

Element 1: Prepare and bake cakes and fillings Prepare a variety of cakes Sponge:  Genoise  Sponge drops  Sponge sheets  Emulsified sponge Slide 11

Element 1: Prepare and bake cakes and fillings Prepare a variety of cakes Pound cakes:  Madeira cakes  Butter cake  Pandowdy cakes  Carrot cake  Vegetable oil based cakes Slide 12

Element 1: Prepare and bake cakes and fillings Prepare a variety of cakes High ratio cakes  Special shortening and emulsifiers used to produce fine texture and gentle eating products  Special flours of finer starch grain  Flour has protein de-natured  Holds more water  Formula contains more sugar Slide 13

Element 1: Prepare and bake cakes and fillings Prepare a variety of cakes Fudge style cakes:  Caramel fudge  Banana  Chocolate fudge Slide 14

Element 1: Prepare and bake cakes and fillings Prepare a variety of cakes Special dietary needs:  Gluten free  Milk free  Egg free  Soy free  Low fat Slide 15 Gluten-free Soy-free

Element 1: Prepare and bake cakes and fillings Prepare a variety of cakes  Honey and spice cakes  Ginger breads  Honey cakes Slide 16

Element 1: Prepare and bake cakes and fillings Prepare a variety of cakes Fruit cakes, Light:  Dundee  Simnel Fruit cakes, dark:  Heavily fruited and spiced  Very heavy and dense Slide 17

Element 1: Prepare and bake cakes and fillings Prepare a variety of cakes To be able to produce a variety of cakes pastry cooks (patissiers) need to be able to be adaptive:  Styles change  Traditions evolve  History gets lost  Seasonality fades Slide 18

Element 1: Prepare and bake cakes and fillings Use appropriate equipment  Mixers  Ovens  Scales  Moulds and forms  Baking trays and racks Slide 19

Element 1: Prepare and bake cakes and fillings Bake to enterprise standards:  Bakery  Patisserie  Wholesale  5 Star Hotel  Budget market place Slide 20

Element 1: Prepare and bake cakes and fillings  Standards and quality will change as enterprise changes  Standards are kept by pastry cooks working to high standards and producing consistent quality no matter where they work  Quality is relative to how much the customer is prepared to pay Slide 21

Element 2: Decorate and present/display cakes Performance Criteria  Prepare a variety of fillings and coatings, icings, glazes and decorations for cakes  Decorate cakes using fillings, coatings, icings and decorations according to standard recipes and or enterprise standards and or customer requests  Present and display cakes to enterprise standards using appropriate service equipment Slide 22

Element 2: Decorate and present/display cakes Prepare a variety of fillings, icings decorations for cakes:  Fillings  Creams, fresh  Creams, butter creams  Creams, imitation  Creams, others Slide 23

Element 2: Decorate and present/display cakes Prepare a variety of fillings icings decorations for cakes:  Icing and glaze  Fudge  Fondant  Plastic  Ganache Slide 24

Element 2: Decorate and present/display cakes Decoration to enterprise standard:  Icing sugar  Fondant  Apricot jam  Roasted nuts  Glaze and gel Slide 25

Slide 26 Element 2: Decorate and present/display cakes Present and display to enterprise standards:  Bakery  Trays  Platters  Cellophane bags  Boxes  Doyleys  Labels

Element 3: Prepare and produce pastries and fillings Performance Criteria  Select required commodities according to recipe and production requirements  Prepare a variety of pastries  Produce a variety of pastries according to standard recipes and enterprise standards  Use appropriate equipment to prepare and bake pastries  Use correct techniques to produce pastries to enterprise standards  Bake pastries to enterprise requirements and standards  Select correct oven conditions for baking pastries Slide 27

Element 3: Prepare and produce pastries and fillings Select required commodities:  Flours  Sugars  Eggs  Milk  Cream  Gelatin  Flavourings and essences  Chocolate  Fats, oils, butter, margarines Slide 28

Element 3: Prepare and produce pastries and fillings Select required commodities: Flours  Strong flour Flour  Self Raising Flour  Pastry Flour  High Ratio Flour Slide 29

Element 3: Prepare and produce pastries and fillings Select required commodities:  Sugars  Caster  Brown  A1 crystal  Glucose, powder and liquid  Icing  Fondant Slide 30

Element 3: Prepare and produce pastries and fillings Select required commodities:  Eggs  Dairy products and substitutes  Milk  Cream  Fats, oils, butter, margarines Slide 31

Element 3: Prepare and produce pastries and fillings Prepare variety of pastries:  Puff pastry  Mille fueille  Vol au vents  Chausson aux pommes Slide 32

Element 3: Prepare and produce pastries and fillings Prepare variety of pastries:  Short pastry  Quiche  Savoury rolls  Pie bases  Crusts Slide 33

Element 3: Prepare and produce pastries and fillings Prepare variety of pastries:  Sweet short pastry  Fruit pies  Sweet rolls  Pie bases  Shortbread biscuits Slide 34

Element 4: Decorate and present pastries Performance Criteria  Prepare a variety of fillings, coatings, icings, glazes and decorations for pastries  Decorate pastries using coating, icing and decorations according to standard recipes and or enterprise standards and or customer requests  Present and display pastries to enterprise standards using appropriate service equipment Slide 35

Element 4: Decorate and present pastries Prepare variety of fillings and glazes:  Cream  Fruit fillings  Savoury meat fillings  Savoury vegetable fillings Slide 36

Element 4: Decorate and present pastries Decorate pastries to enterprise standards:  Everyday presentation  Celebratory occasion Slide 37

Slide 38 Element 4: Decorate and present pastries Present/display to enterprise standards:  Formal  Casual  In house  Take home

Element 5: Store cakes and pastries Performance Criteria  Store at correct temperature and conditions of storage  Maintain maximum eating quality, appearance and freshness Slide 39

Element 5: Store cakes and pastries Store at correct temperatures:  Room Temperature  Protect from outside contamination  Date of production  Labelling Slide 40

Element 5: Store cakes and pastries Maintain maximum eating quality:  Produce as needed  Make in small batches  Protect from contamination Slide 41