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Preparing Students for Culinary Competition 2019

Overview and Rules Team members Areas of Evaluation Equipment Disqualifications Menu Penalties Timeframe Tips

Team members All team members must be currently enrolled in a ProStart Program Teams have 2 to 4 members with one (1) optional team manager The team manager is allowed to be used in case of injury/illness All members must participate in the execution of the menu

Team Manager Allowed to fully participate in the Product Check-In segment. Assist in transporting the equipment and food products to the competition area, but may not assist in any unpacking or set-up. Considered as part of the team and may not have any verbal or non-verbal communication with anyone outside the competition area Can accompany the team to the tasting area, but may not carry plates. They may assist in Clean-up. There are no provisions for teams without a team manager.

Team Manager During the Production Mise en Place and Cooking segments, the team manager must stay on the outside of the L of the tables, and may not touch any equipment, food, or any other item on the table or production area. The team manager is allowed to taste food during the competition. The team manager may talk to the team at any time and may have any printed materials, including timelines, recipes or notes to assist in keeping the team on track.

Equipment Students will cook on two portable butane burners No electric powered equipment is allowed Teams will provide all small utensils, cutting board, cookware, gloves and small hand tools Cloths for competition and clean up One framed presentation menu for display on competition floor

What’s New in 2019 Updated Team Presentation/Work Skills/Organization scoring from 20 to 25 points (includes proper knife usage) Explanation of starter and dessert in rules (page 8) Judged characteristics detailed on page 8 No smart watches allowed during the competition Menu & Recipe Presentation- MLA format for all citations & sources Don’t use plastic pockets to hold pages & list year of the competition Knife Skills form is no longer required knife skills requirements and cuts no longer specified. Teams will be judged on their proper knife usage across the competition Penalties & Disqualifications details on page 16

MLA Citations Purdue Online Writing Lab (OWL) The MLA Study Guide MLA formatting & Styling guide The MLA Study Guide Works Cited: A quick guide Chegg’s EasyBib Guide to MLA 8 Format For team created recipes, acceptable citations would include, Doe, Jane. “Chicken Gruyere.” Awesome State School, 2015 “Team-developed recipe” or “Original recipe developed by the team”

Menu Prepare two (2) identical three course meals, garnished and served appropriately Starter- appetizer, salad or soup Entrée- Center of the plate item: 4-6 oz suggested Accompaniments such as starch or vegetable: 2-3 oz Sauce Dessert- something sweet & 3+ oz total edible weight 5 Characteristics for plated meal: Oral - Flavor, Texture & Temperature Visual- Color & Shape

Competition Flow Report to Product Check in (30 Minutes)   Team & Menu Introduction (5 Minutes) Production Mise En Place (20 Minutes) Cook (60 Minutes-can present up to 3 minutes early) Skills & Organization Critique (10 minutes) Judge’s Tasting Critique (10 Minutes) Recipe & Menu Critique (5 minutes) Station Clean-Up (20 Minutes) Sanitation Critique & Dismissal (5 Minutes)

Areas of Evaluation Product Check-In Team Appearance- uniform Proper Knife Usage Proper Cooking Procedures Team Presentation / Work Skills / Organization Safety and Sanitation- procedures & handling & cleanliness Product Taste / Finished Product Appearance Menu and Recipe Presentation- structure & costing

Product Check-in Ingredient/packing lists in a plastic sleeve attached inside each cooler or bin Proper Temperature Check temperature of foods prior to check-in Pack items in coolers properly – layers and in their original packaging or wrapped properly Have a thermometer in your coolers Students should be prepared to answer questions Uniform & personal hygiene, including handwashing

Product Check-in Proper Packaging Separate coolers for protein and non-protein if possible All dry storage product collected together to be checked in Label everything using a dark permanent marker No leaky packaging Delicate items protected Teams staying overnight will have access to the kitchen refrigerator the night prior Review page 13 regarding permitted ingredients

Team & Menu Introduction Each team will verbally present their menu to the judges- 5 minutes Team should tell what each member will be executing during the competition Describe the courses Explain design of menu Team Manager may full participate during this section

Mise en Place Teams have 20 minutes to pre-set their station for meal production Allowed Get water & ice from kitchen Obtain sanitizing solution Measure dry and liquid ingredients Wash produce Not Allowed Heat water/liquid Marinate food Perform any knife work Cook any items Mix any ingredients

Meal Production Plating completed in the 60 minute time period Team Manager on outside of “L” working space Completion of meal Plated on service trays & hands raised Team will determine plates to be evaluated by tasting judges and which will be displayed Remember: knife usage will be judged for the whole team during meal production

Team Presentation/Work Skills/Organization Clean and pressed uniforms Teams uniforms must be identical. Look and perform as a team Proper shoes-Closed toe, non slip Restrain hair Leave the jewelry at home!

Team Presentation/Work Skills/Organization Have a team plan Master skills required for individual tasks Have everyone contribute and work Communicate! Be and act like professionals Practice and perform proper time management

Team Presentation/Work Skills/Organization Use appropriate method for product Employ at least two of the required technique Poach, Shallow Poach, Braise, Pan Fry, Steam, and Sauté Use proper amount of product Have a plan for all waste and extra product

Team Presentation/Work Skills/Organization Use commercial quality cookware and equipment whenever possible Use proper size pan for task Use pans and other vessels appropriately Use proper tools Knife usage Practice- consistency, accuracy, safety & waste

Safety and Sanitation Practice proper personal hygiene Handle knives safely Be conscious of open flames Keep station clean Ensure sanitation solution is at proper strength

Demonstrate proper glove use Control temperature at all times Safety and Sanitation Demonstrate proper glove use Control temperature at all times Store food properly throughout competition Be aware of cross contamination Don’t let food safety lapse at plating time

Leave it clean for the next team Safety and Sanitation Keep station clean Leave it clean for the next team

Product Taste Keep it simple Taste, Taste, Taste Choose seasonal items if possible Ensure product is readily available Use the freshest ingredients possible Match cooking techniques to the dish

Product Taste Fundamentals properly executed will shine The students should drive the menu Consult with a mentor Match menu items to skill level of the team

Finished Plates Be creative within reason Master techniques Don’t try something you are not comfortable doing Show the judges what you know, be ready to answer questions Scratch cooking whenever possible

Finished Plates Use a variety of colors, shapes and textures Keep it simple Use correct portion size Use appropriate plate, bowl, etc. Pick the appropriate plates to be evaluated for tasting versus display (appearance)

Menu and Recipe Presentation Five (5) softbound folders with school name & competition 2018 on each cover Make sure it’s typewritten (Deliverables- Exh B) Use the provided templates (pgs 20-22) Check your math and spelling many times Recipe, costing & menu pricing for each course List all sources and acknowledge contributors

Penalties and Disqualification Most common issues Team received any type of coaching during the event = DQ Station left in unsanitary manner 3 pts Finishing late – ¼ point per 15 seconds. ¼-10 pts After 10 minutes team is disqualified Team used pre-prepared ingredient 5 pts Two meals not identical 2pts

Top 5 Mistakes Teams Make Lack of Practice Menu Not Appropriate for Skill Level Improper Time Management Lack of Basic Understanding of Food Lack of familiarity with Format and Pressures Team does not double check math & costing

Top 10 Things Winning Teams Have Done Practice Time Management Videotape Practice Sessions External Evaluation of Practice Session Performance Practice Simulates Competition Conditions Perfect Fundamental Skills

Top 10 Things Winning Teams Have Done Don’t Overreach on Skill Level Cross Train Team Members Team Cohesiveness – Sense of Mission Concentrate on Skills and Flavor Purchase Freshest Ingredients Possible

Good Luck to All

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