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Product Check-in Score 4-5 Complete ingredients list displayed inside each container in a plastic sleeve All items well packed, no leaking, no cross contamination All items properly labeled and dated All items at proper temperatures No disallowed items 3-4 Ingredients lists displayed inside each container in a plastic sleeve Most items well packed, no leaking, no cross contamination Most items properly labeled and dated Most items at proper temperatures No disallowed items 1-2 Incomplete ingredients lists displayed inside containers, missing lists Some items well packed, some leaking, possible cross contamination Some items properly labeled and dated Some items at proper temperatures Some disallowed items 0-1 Ingredients lists missing, very incomplete Items badly packed, much leaking, obvious cross contamination Few items properly labeled and dated Many items not at proper temperatures Some disallowed items If any product fails to meet temperature or cross contamination criteria, it must be discarded The team s teacher or mentor can present a replacement for the product to the product check in judges up to the start of the team s Meal Production time Teams are submitting 5 soft bound folders 1

Team Presentation / Work Skills / Organization Team Appearance Score 4-5 All uniforms complete All uniforms very clean-pressed Team identical All have proper shoes 3-4 Most uniforms complete Most uniforms clean - some wrinkles, soil Team mostly identical Most have proper shoes 1-2 Team members missing uniform components Uniforms soiled, wrinkled Do not look like a team Improper footwear Work Organization/Cooperation Score 4-5 Detailed timeline/prep list displayed and utilized Always display mastery of skills Workload evenly distributed among all team members Team communicates effectively Mise en place maintained throughout all of competition Always display professional attitude 3-4 Timeline/prep list displayed, mostly utilized Usually display mastery of skills Workload somewhat evenly distributed among team members Team mostly communicates effectively Mise en place maintained throughout most of competition Usually display professional attitude 1-2 Timeline/prep lists missing, not followed Rarely display mastery of skills Workload not evenly distributed Team rarely/never communicates or communicates ineffectively Mise en place rarely maintained, station excessively cluttered Rarely display professional attitude 2

Proper Cooking Procedures/Equipment Use Score 4-5 Always uses appropriate cooking method for product 3 or more of required cooking methods used Procedures follow plan/timeline Procedures correct for recipe All waste visible and accounted for Always use proper equipment for task Mastery of all equipment used 3-4 Usually uses appropriate cooking method for product 3 required cooking methods used Procedures usually follow plan/timeline Procedures usually correct for recipe Most waste visible and accounted for Usually use proper equipment for task Mastery of most equipment used 1-2 Sometimes uses appropriate cooking method for product 2-3 required cooking methods used Procedures sometimes follow plan/timeline Procedures sometimes correct for recipe Some waste visible and accounted for Sometimes use proper equipment for task Mastery of some equipment used 0-1 Rarely/never uses appropriate cooking method for product 1-2 required cooking methods used Procedures rarely follow plan/timeline Procedures rarely correct for recipe Little waste visible or accounted for Rarely/never use proper equipment for task Mastery of little/none equipment used Degree of Difficulty Score 4-5 Innovative creativity displayed and mastered Fundamental techniques perfected Multiple high level techniques displayed and mastered 3-4 Creativity displayed and mastered Most fundamental techniques perfected Some higher level techniques displayed/mastered 1-2 Little creativity displayed and/or mastered Some/few fundamental techniques perfected Few higher level techniques displayed and/or mastered Match the level-of-difficulty-expectation to the competitors - these are high school students Key on fundamental skills, not intricacy or exotic 3

Proper Knife Usage Score 4-5 All cuts consistent in size and shape All cuts accurate in size for the type of cut used All cuts clean Minimal waste Waste accounted for in containers Safe use of knives at all times 3-4 Most cuts consistent in size and shape Most cuts accurate in size for the type of cut used Most cuts clean Some waste Waste somewhat accounted for, containers Safe use of knives at most times 1-2 Some/none cuts consistent in size and shape Some/none cuts accurate in size for the type of cut used Some/none cuts clean Waste missing, unaccounted for - no containers Unsafe use of knives Students are no longer required to present a list of knife cuts or execute a specific number of varied cuts; however, students will most likely utilize one or more of the following cuts in their meal preparation Rondelle Diagonal Batonnet Julienne Large Dice Medium Dice Small Dice Brunoise Paysanne Chiffonade Tourne 4

Safety and Sanitation Follows Safety and Sanitation Procedures Score 4-5 Always keeps station clean and neat Washes hands often Wipes station and utensils with sanitation towels and solution throughout the day Mostly keeps station neat and clean Washes hands regularly Wipes station and utensils with sanitation towels and solutions many times during the day Always works in a safe manner 3-4 Sometimes keeps station clean and neat Sometimes washes hands Occasionally wipes stations and utensils with sanitation towels and solution Sometimes works in a safe manner 1-2 Rarely/never keeps station clean and neat Does not/rarely washes hands Rarely/never wipes stations and utensils with sanitation towels and solution Rarely/never works in a safe manner Proper Food Handling Score 4-5 Always wears gloves when handling foods that are not going to be further cooked Changes gloves often, as needed Always keeps uncooked proteins on ice or under refrigeration Minimizes time in danger zone during prep Always sanitizes cutting board and utensils after working with potentially hazardous foods Always stores potentially hazardous foods beneath other foods Uses side towels only for handling pots and pans Does not wipe hands or knives on apron 3-4 Usually wears gloves when handling foods that are not going to be further cooked Changes gloves occasionally Usually keeps uncooked proteins on ice or under refrigeration Mostly minimizes time in danger zone during prep Usually stores potentially hazardous foods beneath other foods Usually uses side towels only for handling pots and pans Usually sanitizes cutting board and utensils after working with potentially hazardous foods Rarely wipes hands or knives on apron 2-3 Sometimes wears gloves when handling foods that are not going to be further cooked Sometimes changes gloves Sometimes keeps uncooked proteins on ice or under refrigeration Somewhat minimizes time in danger zone during prep Sometimes stores potentially hazardous foods beneath other foods Sometimes uses side towels only for handling pots and pans Sometimes sanitizes cutting board and utensils after working with potentially hazardous foods Occasionally not wipe hands or knives on apron 5

1-2 Rarely/never wears gloves when handling foods that are not going to be further cooked Rarely/never changes gloves Rarely/never keeps uncooked proteins on ice or under refrigeration Does not minimize time in danger zone during prep Rarely/never stores potentially hazardous foods beneath other foods Regularly uses side towels only for handling pots and pans Rarely/never sanitizes cutting board and utensils after working with potentially hazardous foods Wipes hands or knives on apron often Work Area Cleaned Score 5 Area very clean Completed on time 3-4 Area mostly clean, some debris Completed on time 1-2 Area not cleaned, much debris, floor not swept Not completed on time 6

Taste and Finished Product Starter Starter Taste Score 9-10 Hot foods/hot plate- Cold food/cold plate as appropriate All items cooked properly Sauces of very good consistency and viscosity Very good, fully developed flavors Balanced, layered flavors 7-8 Generally hot food-cold food as appropriate Items mostly properly cooked, slightly over/under cooked Some sauces slightly thick or thin Good flavors, not fully developed Mostly balanced, layered flavors 5-6 Generally hot food-cold food as appropriate Some items properly cooked, slightly over/under cooked Some sauces slightly thick or thin Some good flavors, not fully developed Some balanced flavors, lacking layered flavors 3-4 Hot food served cool/cold food served cool Few items properly cooked, over/under cooked Many sauces thick or thin Average flavors, little development Few balanced flavors, little layered flavors 1-2 Hot food served cold/cold food served room temperature Items not properly cooked, very under or over cooked Sauces very thick, pasty or thin Poor flavors, off flavors, very underdeveloped Very unbalanced flavors No or inappropriate garnish Missing items Each meal component should be appropriate to the complete menu. Flavors across the menu should have harmony for the palate. The five characteristics considered for a plated meal will be: Oral: Flavor, Texture, Temperature Visual: Color, Shape A starter has been specified in the rules to consist of: o A first course: soup, salad, appetizer o 4-6 oz of total edible weight 7

Starter Appearance Score 5 Very good product color, evidence of proper cooking techniques Sauces of very good color All portion sizes appropriate Clean plate, with appetizing appearance and presentation Balanced presentation Multiple textures and shapes displayed No inedible garnish 3-4 Good colors Sauces color somewhat light or dark Most portion sizes appropriate Mostly clean plate with clean appetizing appearance and presentation Mostly balanced presentation Some textures/shapes displayed Little inedible garnish 1-2 Very little, or confusing colors Sauces color very light or dark Inappropriate portion sizes Messy/dirty plate, appearance and/or presentation Poorly balanced presentation Few textures and/or shapes displayed Inedible garnish Each meal component should be appropriate to the complete menu. Flavors across the menu should have harmony for the palate. The five characteristics considered for a plated meal will be: Oral: Flavor, Texture, Temperature Visual: Color, Shape 8

Taste and Finished Product Entrée Entrée Taste Score 13-15 Hot foods/hot plate- Cold food/cold plate as appropriate All items cooked properly Sauces of very good consistency and viscosity Very good, fully developed flavors Balanced, layered flavors 10-12 Generally hot food-cold food as appropriate Items mostly properly cooked, slightly over/under cooked Some sauces slightly thick or thin Good flavors, not fully developed Mostly balanced, layered flavors 7-9 Generally hot food-cold food as appropriate Some items properly cooked, slightly over/under cooked Some sauces slightly thick or thin Some good flavors, not fully developed Some balanced flavors, lacking layered flavors 4-6 Hot food served cool/cold food served cool Few items properly cooked, over/under cooked Many sauces thick or thin Average flavors, little development Few balanced flavors, little layered flavors 1-3 Hot food served cold/cold food served room temperature Items not properly cooked, very under or over cooked Sauces very thick, pasty or thin Poor flavors, off flavors, very underdeveloped Very unbalanced flavors No or inappropriate garnish Missing items Each meal component should be appropriate to the complete menu. Flavors across the menu should have harmony for the palate. The five characteristics considered for a plated meal will be: Oral: Flavor, Texture, Temperature Visual: Color, Shape An entrée has been specified in the rules to consist of: o Center of the plate item: 4-6 oz suggested o Accompaniments such as a vegetable or starch: 2-3 oz each suggested o Sauce 9

Entrée Appearance Score 5 Very good product color, evidence of proper cooking techniques Sauces of very good color All portion sizes appropriate Clean plate, with appetizing appearance and presentation Balanced presentation Multiple textures and shapes displayed No inedible garnish 3-4 Good colors Sauces color somewhat light or dark Most portion sizes appropriate Mostly clean plate with clean appetizing appearance and presentation Mostly balanced presentation Some textures/shapes displayed Little inedible garnish 1-2 Very little, or confusing colors Sauces color very light or dark Inappropriate portion sizes Messy/dirty plate, appearance and/or presentation Poorly balanced presentation Few textures and/or shapes displayed Inedible garnish Each meal component should be appropriate to the complete menu. Flavors across the menu should have harmony for the palate. The five characteristics considered for a plated meal will be: Oral: Flavor, Texture, Temperature Visual: Color, Shape 10

Taste and Finished Product Dessert Dessert Taste Score 9-10 Hot foods/hot plate- Cold food/cold plate as appropriate All items cooked properly Sauces of very good consistency and viscosity Very good, fully developed flavors Balanced, layered flavors 7-8 Generally hot food-cold food as appropriate Items mostly properly cooked, slightly over/under cooked Some sauces slightly thick or thin Good flavors, not fully developed Mostly balanced, layered flavors 5-6 Generally hot food-cold food as appropriate Some items properly cooked, slightly over/under cooked Some sauces slightly thick or thin Some good flavors, not fully developed Some balanced flavors, lacking layered flavors 3-4 Hot food served cool/cold food served cool Few items properly cooked, over/under cooked Many sauces thick or thin Average flavors, little development Few balanced flavors, little layered flavors 1-2 Hot food served cold/cold food served room temperature Items not properly cooked, very under or over cooked Sauces very thick, pasty or thin Poor flavors, off flavors, very underdeveloped Very unbalanced flavors No or inappropriate garnish Missing items Each meal component should be appropriate to the complete menu. Flavors across the menu should have harmony for the palate. The five characteristics considered for a plated meal will be: Oral: Flavor, Texture, Temperature Visual: Color, Shape A dessert has been specified in the rules to consist of: o A little something sweet served at the end of the meal o Size appropriate: 3+ oz total edible weight 11

Dessert Appearance Score 5 Very good product color, evidence of proper cooking techniques Sauces of very good color All portion sizes appropriate Clean plate, with appetizing appearance and presentation Balanced presentation Multiple textures and shapes displayed No inedible garnish 3-4 Good colors Sauces color somewhat light or dark Most portion sizes appropriate Mostly clean plate with clean appetizing appearance and presentation Mostly balanced presentation Some textures/shapes displayed Little inedible garnish 1-2 Very little, or confusing colors Sauces color very light or dark Inappropriate portion sizes Messy/dirty plate, appearance and/or presentation Poorly balanced presentation Few textures and/or shapes displayed Inedible garnish Each meal component should be appropriate to the complete menu. Flavors across the menu should have harmony for the palate. The five characteristics considered for a plated meal will be: Oral: Flavor, Texture, Temperature Visual: Color, Shape 12

Menu and Recipe Presentation Required in each folder: State, Territory, or Region Name and year on cover Menu with Prices (simple typed menu 8 ½ x 11) Plate Photographs (color)-one 8 ½ x 11 page per plate Recipes; typed on official template Recipe costing sheets; typed on official template Menu price sheet; typed on official template Score 5 Typed and easily readable All spelling and grammar correct Pricing is within guidelines and reasonable Photographs are clear and depict actual menu items Recipes are in correct format Recipes are correct for dishes presented Recipe costing calculations are correct and complete Menu price calculations are correct at 33% and rounded All sources are properly acknowledged using MLA formatting 3-4 Typed and easily readable Most spelling and grammar correct Pricing is within guidelines and reasonable Photographs are mostly clear and depict actual menu items Recipes are in correct format Recipes are correct for dishes presented Most recipe costing calculations are correct and complete Most menu price calculations are correct at 33% and rounded Most sources are properly acknowledged using MLA formatting 1-2 Most is typed and easily readable Some spelling and grammar correct Some pricing is within guidelines and reasonable Some photographs are clear and depict actual menu items Some recipes are in correct format Some recipes are correct for dishes presented Some recipe costing calculations are correct and complete Some menu price calculations are correct at 33% and rounded Some sources are properly acknowledged using MLA formatting Items are missing 13