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Year 7 Food + Nutrition: Food Technical Skills Book Name:... Teacher:...

Technical Skills: 1. General practical skills 2. Knife skills 3. Preparing fruit and vegetables 4. Use of the cooker 5. Use of equipment 6. Cooking methods 7. Preparing, combining and shaping 8. Sauce making 9. Tenderising and marinating 10. Dough 11. Raising agents 12. Setting mixtures Always remember your named container to take your product home in. Please adapt the recipes to suit your families needs. Please share ingredients with your friends. Lost book? Check the school website for the e-version: Academic/Design and Technology/Recipe Books/2018 Year 7 Food Technical Skills Book L drive/food/foodtechnicalskills/yr 7 (only from inside school) 1

Personal Safety for the Food Rooms: 1. Think safety of yourself and others. - Always follow the safety instructions given and use the equipment as taught. 2. Always tie long hair up and tuck ties in. 3. Tie up your apron. 4. Please don t run. 5. Stack the stools logically and sensibly. 6. Be Knife aware carry them with the blade pointing to the ground and never leave them in the washing up bowl. 7. Use a wooden triangle for hot trays and pans. 8. Always use oven gloves to put things in and take things out of the oven. 9. Inform staff of any spillages. 10. Never mix electricity with wet hands. 11. Turn hobs and ovens off after use. remember the grill as well. Food Safety for the Food Rooms 1. Always put only protein foods in the blast chillers before school starts (Room open from 8.30am). 2. Always wear an apron, remove jewellery and tie up long hair. 3. Wash hands with soap and water, dry with a paper towel before you start the practical work. 4. Use separate chopping boards for raw and cooked food. 5. Licking fingers during food preparation should not happen. 6. Do not sneeze or cough over food. 7. Use a clean tea towel to dry equipment. 8. Make sure your food is cooked properly and to a hot enough temperature. 9. Always wipe down the tables with a damp dishcloth after use. 10. Put protein based food in the Blast chiller after cooking or on the trolley for staff to do this. 2

Fruit Salad Technical skills: 2, 3, 7 Optional 1 apple a slice of melon Colander 1 pear small tin of pineapple in juice Tin plate 1 banana Sharp knife 1 large orange Chopping board 50g grapes 250ml. pure fruit juice Citrus knife Tablespoon Tin opener with leakproof lid 1. Pour your fruit juice into your container 2. Making a bridge with your hand, chop the apple into quarters and remove the core, DO NOT PEEL. Slice the apple into small bite sized pieces and put immediately into the fruit juice to prevent it from discolouring 3. Repeat step number 2 with the pear 4. Peel the banana and slice and put into the fruit juice 5. Halve grapes and place into the juice 6. Using a citrus knife slice off the top and bottom off the orange, place the flat end onto the chopping board and cut downwards in a barrel shape. When all the peel and pith has been removed segment the orange or cut into slices and place into the fruit juice. Pour any orange juice from your chopping board into your fruit salad 3

Dips Technical skills: 1, 2, 3, 7 100g cream cheese 50ml single cream Large mixing bowl Wooden/plastic spoon 2 spring onions Chopping board 2 Tbsp fresh parsley, chives or mint Sharp knife 1 garlic clove Vegetable peeler Vegetables carrot/cucumber/celery Tin plate/newspaper (for rubbish) Garlic crusher 1. Mix the cream into the cream cheese. The mixture should be light, but stiff enough to hold its shape 2. Finely chop the spring onions, fresh parsley, chives and mint 3. Crush the garlic clove 4. Mix in the onion and herbs into the mixture, and season with salt and pepper 5. Prepare the vegetables, peel the carrots and cucumber, trim the celery and wash 6. Cut them all into finger-length sticks 7. Spoon the dip into your tub, and push the vegetables into it 8. Wash Up and clean work surfaces 4

Rice Salad Technical skills: 1, 2, 4, 6, 7 Dressing 100g long grain rice 1 Tbsp vinegar or lemon juice Saucepan 1 large or 5 cherry tomatoes 2 Tbsp salad oil Colander 25g sweetcorn ½ red pepper chopped pinch of salt, sugar, mustard powder Optional 75g grated or cubed cheddar cheese Tablespoon/Wooden spatula Chopping board Mixing bowl Sharp knife 1 stick of celery chopped Jug 2 slices of pineapple 1. Cook the rice in boiling, salted water for 11 minutes. Drain and cool 2. Cut the washed tomato(es) into small pieces 3. Carefully mix all the ingredients. Blend dressing ingredients in a jug. Pour over if used 5

Pasta Bake Technical skills: 1, 4, 6, 7 : 1 tin tuna or mackerel Ovenproof dish 1 tin condensed tomato, mushroom or chicken soup 100g bread 50g cheddar cheese grated 150g pasta Tin opener Grater Tin plate Colander Saucepan Tablespoon/wooden spatula 1. Oven on Gas 5 / Electric 180 o C 2. Put a large pan filled with water onto boil. Once boiling, add pasta and cook on a slow rolling boil for 10-12 minutes. 3. Drain fish and place in ovenproof dish, open and pour soup over, mix in cooked pasta 4. Make bread into crumbs using the grater or blender and mix with grated cheese. Place over fish and pasta 5. Bake in the oven for 30 minutes until hot and lightly browned 6

Rock Cakes Technical skills: 1, 4,7 200g SR Flour 75g Block margarine 75g Sugar 75g Dried fruit Large mixing bowl Palette knife Fork Tablespoon 1 Egg Baking tray 1-2 Tablespoons milk Flour dredger Jug 6. Put oven on to Gas 6 / Electric 200 o C 7. Flour a baking tray, using the flour dredger 8. Put flour into bowl, add margarine. Rub in 9. Add sugar, fruit, and stir to combine 10. Put egg into a jug and beat with a fork, add it to the flour mixture. Gradually add half the milk (adding more if required) to make a stiff dough using a tablespoon 11. Place spoonfuls onto a floured baking tray, and bake for 10-15 minutes. Test: golden brown and lightly firm to touch 12. Remove from oven on to a pan stand 7

Potato Salad Technical skills: 1, 2, 3,4, 6, 7 3-4 salad potatoes (small) Large bowl 1 x Spring onion Colander 2 x Tbsp Mayonnaise Tablespoon ½ Tsp mustard (optional) Chopping board Knife Small bowl 1. Put potatoes in pan with water and cook until tender, then drain and leave to steam dry and cool 2. Chop the spring onions 3. Mix the mayonnaise and mustard together in a small bowl 4. Combine the potatoes and other ingredients in a bowl 5. Chill in fridge 8

Small Cakes (All in One) Technical skills: 1, 4, 5, 7, 11 50g self raising flour 50g caster sugar 50g margarine Large mixing bowl Measuring jug Bun tin 1 egg Fork 25g dried fruit Plastic/wooden spoon/hand mixer 6 paper cases Tablespoon Spatula Tea spoon 1. Heat oven to Gas 6 / Electric 200 o C 2. Place 6 paper cases in the bun tin 3. Place margarine and caster sugar into a mixing bowl 4. Beat together until light and fluffy using a wooden spoon or hand mixer 5. Add egg and beat 6. Stir in flour 7. Add the dried fruit 8. Spoon the mixture into 6 paper cases evenly, scraping the bowl with a spatula 9. Bake for 15 minutes until golden and firm when touched. 9

Melting Moments Technical skills: 1, 4, 5, 7, 11 65g butter 40g white vegetable fat or lard 75g sugar 1tsp vanilla extract ½ egg beaten 150g SR flour Baking tray Mixing bowl Wooden spoon Plate Fork Small bowl 5 TBS desiccated coconut or oats Bowl scraper 3 glace cherries cut into small pieces Palette knife Named Container 1. Oven on Gas 5 / Electric 180 o C 2. Grease baking tray 3. Cream butter and fat with sugar until pale and fluffy. Beat in egg and vanilla 4. Stir in flour. Shape into walnut sized balls, roll in oats or coconut on a plate 5. Place on baking tray and flatten slightly, place a small piece of cherry on top. Bake for 10-15 minutes till pale golden brown and lightly firm to touch. 10

Custard Technical skills: 1, 4, 7, 8, 12 500ml Milk Saucepan 2 x Tbsp custard powder Measuring jug 1 x Tbsp sugar Whisk Wooden spoon Large bowl Tablespoon 1. Mix a little of the milk with the custard powder and sugar in the mixing bowl 2. Heat the remaining milk nearly to the boil 3. Pour the hot milk over the custard powder mixture, whisking all the time 4. To thicken the custard, return to the saucepan and bring to the boil, whisking all the time 11

Fruit Crumble Technical skills: 1, 2, 3, 4, 7 500g fresh fruit 125g S.R. flour 125g porridge oats 125g sugar 125g butter or block margarine Mixing bowl Tablespoon Table knife Chopping board Sharp knife Newspaper/tin plate (for rubbish) Ovenproof dish 1. Put oven on Gas 5 / Electric 180 o C 2. In a mixing bowl put flour, oats, sugar and butter cut into cubes 3. Rub in to give an even crumb mixture. Test! Shake the bowl 4. Prepare fruit and then put into the bottom of oven proof dish 5. Lightly spread crumble over the fruit and bake for 20 to 25 minutes. Test golden brown and lightly firm to touch. 12

Leak and Potato Soup d.o.p Technical skills: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 1 large leek Chopping board 2 medium potatoes Vegetable peeler Stock cube 500ml water Black pepper Saucepan Wooden spatula Jug Sharp knife 1. Wash and peel leeks and potatoes 2. Chop into small chunks 3. Place in pan and add the stock 4. Heat until boiling 5. Turn down heat and cook gently for 30 minutes 6. Season with black pepper 13

Bread and Butter Pudding Technical skills: 1, 4, 7, 12 2 slices of bread Table knife 25g butter 175ml milk Jug Fork 1 egg Chopping board 1 Tbsp sugar 50g dried fruit Nutmeg Ovenproof container 1. Oven Gas 5/ Electric180 o C 2. Grease ovenproof dish with a little of the butter, then spread the rest onto the bread, cut into triangles 3. Put a layer of bread into the dish and sprinkle with some sugar and fruit continue until all is used and bread is the top layer 4. Beat eggs in a jug and mix in milk, then, pour the mixture onto bread layers, leave to soak if there is time. Sprinkle grated nutmeg on top 5. Bake for 30-40 minutes until set and golden brown. 14

Pizza Technical skills: 1, 2, 4, 7 Bagette Tablespoon 2 x Tbsp tomato puree Large bowl 1 x Tbsp ketchup Pallet knife 100g grated cheese Toppings- pepper, mushroom etc. Small bowl Chopping board Sharp knife Baking tray 1. Heat oven to Gas 6/ Electric 200 o C 2. Mix the tomato puree and ketchup together in a small bowl 3. Cut the bagette in half and spread the tomato mixture over each half 4. Place on the baking tray and sprinkle over cheese 5. Use other ingredients to top the pizza 6. Bake for 10-12 minutes until bubbling 15

Fajitas ½ Lime Technical skills: 1, 2, 4, 6, 7, 9 Juicer 1 Clove Garlic Garlic crusher ½ Green Chilli Small bunch coriander Sharp knife Chopping board 2 x tsp oil Large bowl 1 small chicken breast (or 3-4 thighs) Wok or deep sided frying pan ½ onion ½ green pepper Plate Wooden spatula 1 tomato Tablespoon 2 tortillas Newspaper for rubbish 1 TBS guacamole or salsa (optional) with foil 1. Juice the lime, peel & crush the garlic, de-seed and slice the chilli, chop the coriander. 2. Remove any skin from the chicken and cut the meat into strips. 3. Slice the onion and green pepper, chop the tomato. 4. Add the chicken to the wok and stir-fry for about 4 minutes. Check that the chicken is cooked. Add the onion and green pepper and continue to cook for a further 2 minutes 5. Warm the tortillas in a microwave for 20 seconds, then lay flat on a plate 6. Put some chicken in the centre of the tortilla, add some tomato and guacamole and then roll up 16

Sausage Rolls Technical skills: 1, 4, 7 225g sausage meat Rolling pin 1 beaten egg Flour dredger 375g ready-made puff or short crust pastry Baking tray Pastry brush Knife Jug Fork Put oven on to Electric 220 o C / Gas 7 1. Flour a baking tray or line with baking parchment 2. Flour your work surface and roll the pastry out thinly into an oblong about 25cm wide. Cut it into two equal strips 3. On a floured surface cut the meat in half and roll it into two sausages as long as the strips of pastry, or use wet hands to divide and form two sausages. Lay them down the centre of the pastry strips 4. Break the egg into a jug and lightly beat with a fork 5. Brush the sides of the strips of pastry with the egg. Fold one side of each strip over the sausage meat and press the pastry edges firmly together 6. Cut the rolls into small pieces, brush them with beaten egg and cut two slits in the top of each one 7. Put them on a baking tray and bake for 20-25 minutes until golden brown 17