Grating Coleslaw (grated apple) Mini carrot cakes Cheese and courgette muffins Grilled sandwiches Pizza toast Cheese scones Scone based pizza Vegetable.

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Grating Coleslaw (grated apple) Mini carrot cakes Cheese and courgette muffins Grilled sandwiches Pizza toast Cheese scones Scone based pizza Vegetable quiche Peeling Dippy divers Mini carrot cakes Tomato soup Use of scissorsDippy divers Stirring Granola bars/flapjacks Soup Juicing Dippy divers Fruit cheesecake CrushingDippy divers Safe use of the grillGrilled sandwiches Pizza toast Naan bread Tuna pasta bake Kofta Practical skills/ techniques Examples of recipes that could demonstrate practical skills/techniques Other suggestions – add your own here How do recipes fit in with key nutrition messages? Safe use of the oven Granola bars/flapjacks Crumble Scones/scone based pizza Quiche (shortcrust pastry) Mini carrot cakes/fruit muffins/cheese and courgette muffins Quick bread buns/pitta bread/focaccia Victoria sandwich/Swiss roll Homemade chicken nuggets or fish fingers Quick ‘V’ lasagne Shepherd’s pie Safe use of the hob Flapjacks/granola bars Tomato/mushroom soup Pasta/rice salad Savoury white sauce/roux sauce Spaghetti bolognaise Thai green curry Tuna pasta bake(cooking pasta) Picadillo Chilli con carne Safe use of a kettle Recipes using stock e.g. soups, chilli con carne, shepherd’s pie Boiling/ simmering (heat control) Tomato/mushroom soup Pasta/rice salad Macaroni cheese Spaghetti bolognaise Chilli con carne Draining Pasta/rice salad Macaroni cheese (pasta) Tuna pasta bake (pasta) Thai green curry (rice) Spaghetti bolognaise (pasta) Shepherd’s pie (potatoes) FryingQuick tuna fish cakes Bean burgers Practical skills/ techniques Examples of recipes that could demonstrate practical skills/techniques Other suggestions – add your own here How do recipes fit in with key nutrition messages? Using the rubbing in technique Fruit/cheese scones Scone based pizza Shortcrust pastry (quiche) Forming a dough Fruit/cheese scones Scone based pizza Shortcrust pastry Bread dough Rolling out Scones, pizza, pastry Kneading a yeast based dough Quick bread buns, pitta bread, focaccia, bread sticks Dividing and shaping Scones, bread dough Use of decoration/ finishing techniques Bread rolls Combining – all in one method, creaming method, whisked method Victoria sponge (all in one/creaming) Swiss roll Making a roux sauce Macaroni cheese Lasagne Assembling/ layering Pasta salad Lasagne (meat or vegetable) Safe handling and cooking of raw meat and fish Homemade chicken nuggets/fish fingers Thai green curry Spaghetti bolognaise Kofta Shepherd’s pie Picadillo Chilli con carne Meat lasagne Safe use of small electrical equipment Victoria sponge (electric whisk) Smoked mackerel pate (food processor) Key nutrition messages: 1.Base your meals on starchy foods – aim for wholegrain varieties where possible 2.Eat lots of fruit and vegetables – at least 5 portions a day 3.Eat more fish – aim to eat 2 portions of fish a week, one of which should be oily 4.Cut down on saturated fats and sugar 5.Try to eat less salt – no more than 6g a day for adults 6.Get active and try to be a healthy weight 7.Don’t get thirsty – drink plenty of water (6-10 glasses – young people, 8-10 glasses – adults) 8.Don’t skip breakfast © British Nutrition Foundation 2015www.foodafactoflife.org.ukwww.foodafactoflife.org.uk KS3 Cooking and Nutrition Practical skill/ techniques Examples of recipes that could demonstrate practical skills/techniques Other suggestions – add your own here How do recipes fit in with key nutrition messages? Claw grip Coleslaw Dippy divers Grilled sandwiches Pizza toast Bridge holdTomato/mushroom soup Weighing/ measuring Tropical granola bars Chewy fruit flapjacks Sweet or savoury crumble Combining/ mixingColeslaw Dips Tropical granola bars Flapjacks Crumble