Practical Lab Final Exam Mrs. Halverson. Purpose Demonstrate your creativity, organizational, and food preparation skills through the planning and execution.

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Practical Lab Final Exam Mrs. Halverson

Purpose Demonstrate your creativity, organizational, and food preparation skills through the planning and execution of menu items.

Your Description Goes Here Plan Menu Teams must create a complete meal   Appetizer or dessert   Entrée- protein   Starch or vegetable side dish Your team should also incorporate the “secret ingredient” into your menu.

Your Description Goes Here Requireme nts  Find recipes online- copy the links  Fill out a mise en place sheet  Order all ingredients for Mrs. Halverson on a market order sheet If items can not be purchased by Mrs. Halverson the team is responsible for purchasing the item!

Your Description Goes Here Menu Write up a description of each of your menu items (as you would see on a menu) on the powerpoint BE DESCRIPTIVE!

Your Description Goes Here Food Costing Food costs must be calculated for each individual item found on the main entrée (protein, starch or vegetable) Food cost must be typed on the official costing template found on my website

Your Description Goes Here Main Entrée Preparation Each team will prepare two identical main entrée plates with protein and side dish. Servings for the entrée are: 4-6 oz chicken breast ½ lb ground beef Take a picture of your final plate to be included in the powerpoint

Your Description Goes Here Appetizer/Dessert Preparation Each team will prepare an appetizer or side dish using the “secret ingredient” All appetizers and desserts will be shared with the entire class Take a picture of one serving of your appetizer or dessert to be included in your powerpoint

Your Description Goes Here Make it WOW! Worth our Wait!

Your Description Goes Here Make it WOW! HOW? ColorTextureFlavorShapeTemperature

Your Description Goes Here Make it WOW! COLOR   Color appeals to the eye and stimulates the appetite.   How could we change this meal to be more colorful?

Your Description Goes Here Make it WOW! TEXTURE   Texture variety makes meals more enjoyable to eat.   How can we change this meal to include a variety of textures?

Your Description Goes Here Make it WOW! FLAVOR   Make a point of balancing strong flavored foods with those that are more subtle.   How can we change the meal to include a variety of flavors?

Your Description Goes Here Make it WOW! SHAPE   The shape and size of foods on your plate can affect how inviting they look.   How can we change the meal to include a variety of shapes?

Your Description Goes Here Make it WOW! TEMPERATURE   Most people enjoy a balance of hot and cold foods in their meals.   How can we change the meal to include a variety of temperatures?

Final Presentati on Share your menu, recipes and pictures of your final items using the powerpoint template on May 30 th.