Year 12 The Eatwell Guide transition task

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Year 12 The Eatwell Guide transition task Due By: Research The Eatwell guide and answer the following questions What are the sections? Why is it used? Who can benefit from the guidance? How useful is it in terms of diet choices? Year 12 The Eatwell Guide transition task

Level 3 Food Science Transistion Homework Due By: Level 3 Food Science Transistion Homework Design a pasta in a jar. You need to use the correct proportions of each section of the Eatwell guide. Photograph your scales to show you accurately measured the correct ingredient proportions Make the pasta dish at home and place in a pot. Photograph the product. Send to your teacher or print it out Make sure you hand in the recipe of what you did and include the exact ingredient list. Explain why you chose each ingredient Log in to the nutrition program https://www.nutritionprogram.co.uk/login username: littleheath1 password: food 6. Put in the ingredients you have used into the program and print out a nutrition label. Come and speak to or email smcarthy@littleheath.org.uk if you have any issues with using this program List the Ingredients you will be using for the Pasta in a jar practical. The quantities below represent the percentages from the Eatwell Guide. 95g Pasta Think about which shapes/type you will use   100g Vegetables Think about the range of shapes/colours you could use 20g Dairy This could be cheese/cream What would go well with the pasta? 30g Protein This could be vegetarians sources of protein or any range of cooked meats e.g. ham, bacon or chicken Approx. 2.5 table spoons Fats and oils Only a small amount is needed but can be any type of oil, vinegar, salad dressing or vinaigrette Year 12 The Eatwell Guide transition task

Practical skills Glossary You will be covering the following 34 skills throughout Year 12. For each of the terms below research and explain what they mean and include an example of a dish that would show each skill   6.2 Advanced techniques Preparation skills 6.4 Advanced techniques in cooking skills 6.5 presentation skills 1 Turning 13 boiling 26 Piping 2 Shaping 14 Poaching 27 Carving 3 15 Stewing 28 4 Larding 16 Braising 29 Moulding 5 Boning meat 17 Steaming 30 Glazing 6 Tenderising 18 Baking 31 Rolling 7 Blending 19 Roasting 32 Cutting 8 Mincing 20 Tandoori cooking 33 Sugar work 9 Enriching 21 grilling 34 Couverture 10 Separating 22 Frying 11 Fish filleting 23 Paper bag 12 24 Microwave 25 Pot roasting

6.2 Advanced techniques Preparation skills What it means Practical dish example 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

Practical dish example 6.4 Advanced techniques in cooking skills What it means Practical dish example 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25

6.5 presentation skills What it means Practical dish example 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34