This institution is an equal opportunity provider How to Analyze a Recipe Idaho State Department of Education Child Nutrition Programs.

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This institution is an equal opportunity provider How to Analyze a Recipe Idaho State Department of Education Child Nutrition Programs

This institution is an equal opportunity provider Recipe Conversions and Component Contributions Need to determine how products and recipes contribute to the meal pattern Can use Food Buying Guide or CN Labels/ Manufacturer Specification Sheets

This institution is an equal opportunity provider Analyzing a Recipe Example: Spaghetti and Meat Sauce (Appendix A in FBG)

This institution is an equal opportunity provider Spaghetti and Meat Sauce50 Beef, ground, 15% fat 8.5 Pounds

This institution is an equal opportunity provider Page 1-16 of FBG

This institution is an equal opportunity provider Spaghetti and Meat Sauce50 Beef, ground, 15% fat 8.5 Pounds 12102

This institution is an equal opportunity provider / 50=

This institution is an equal opportunity provider Spaghetti and Meat Sauce50 Beef, ground, 15% fat 8.5 Pounds Onions, raw.5 Pounds

This institution is an equal opportunity provider Page 2-50 of FBG

This institution is an equal opportunity provider Spaghetti and Meat Sauce50 Beef, ground, 15% fat 8.5 Pounds Onions, raw.5 Pounds Tomato Puree.75 #10 can

This institution is an equal opportunity provider Page 2-83 of FBG

This institution is an equal opportunity provider Spaghetti and Meat Sauce50 Beef, ground, 15% fat 8.5 Pounds Onions, raw.5 Pounds Tomato Puree.75 #10 can 9672

This institution is an equal opportunity provider / 50= /4 = /50 =.383 3/8

This institution is an equal opportunity provider Spaghetti and Meat Sauce50 Beef, ground, 15% fat 8.5 Pounds Onions, raw.5 Pounds Tomato Puree.75 #10 can 9672 Spaghetti, dry, enriched 4.75Pounds

This institution is an equal opportunity provider Page 3-28 of FBG

This institution is an equal opportunity provider Spaghetti and Meat Sauce50 Beef, ground, 15% fat 8.5 Pounds Onions, raw.5 Pounds Tomato Puree.75 #10 can 9672 Spaghetti, dry, enriched 4.75Pounds

This institution is an equal opportunity provider / 50= /4 = /50 =.383 3/ / 50=

This institution is an equal opportunity provider Recipe Calculation Worksheet

This institution is an equal opportunity provider Online Resources

This institution is an equal opportunity provider Online Resources

This institution is an equal opportunity provider Questions?? Idaho State Department of Education Child Nutrition Programs (208)