Commercial Cooking 10, 20, 30
Examine historical influences on the modern food service industry.
Examine the importance of professionalism in the food service industry.
Apply kitchen safety and sanitation practices.
Apply kitchen safety and sanitation practices.
Apply kitchen safety and sanitation practices.
Examine appropriate procedures to ensure food safety in the kitchen.
Examine appropriate procedures to ensure food safety in the kitchen.
Examine appropriate procedures to ensure food safety in the kitchen.
Demonstrate appropriate measurement techniques used in commercial cooking.
Examine a variety of tools, equipment and ingredients essential for baking.
Demonstrate safe and appropriate use of kitchen tools and equipment in a commercial kitchen.
Examine the purpose and components of recipes.
Explore the principles of menu planning to create a menu.
Investigate the importance of menu options for a variety of dietary considerations.
Apply the three methods of heat transfer to cook food.
Analyze the effects of cooking methods on food.
Demonstrate effective knife skills.
Demonstrate advanced knife skills and cutting techniques.
Examine the impact of garnishes, decorations and food presentation on hot and cold menu items.
Create garnishes and decorations for hot and cold buffet items.
Examine techniques to prepare, cook and store fruits and vegetables.
Explore the effects of cooking methods on the texture, flavour, colour and nutritional value of fruits and vegetables.
Create a variety of salads and dressings.
Design and prepare a variety of sandwiches, including wraps and pizzas.
Prepare and present a variety of hors d’oeuvres and appetizers.
Produce convenience and scratch stocks.
Prepare broth and cream soups using convenience and scratch stocks.
Investigate a variety of thickening techniques to prepare soups.
Create a variety of soups including consommé, specialty and cold soups.
Create the five mother sauces and appropriate derivative sauces.
Explore a variety of butter sauces and modern sauces to pair with appropriate menu items.
Prepare common breakfast meals.
Examine the uses of dairy products and dairy alternatives.
Examine the use of plant-based proteins in menu items.
Create menu items using plant-based proteins.
Examine the structure and composition of animal proteins.
Utilize cooking methods appropriate to animal proteins.
Prepare and cook animal proteins.
Investigate methods to prepare and cook fish, shellfish and cephalopods.
Create and present a charcuterie platter.
Apply appropriate methods to cook potatoes.
Create a variety of classic and modern potato dishes.
Investigate methods to cook rice.
Prepare various types of grains.
Prepare various types of pasta and noodles.
Prepare a variety of specialty pasta, noodles and dumplings.
Explore traditional and contemporary cuisine from various cultures, including Métis and First Nations, in Saskatchewan.
Produce various types of cookies.
Create quick breads using muffin, biscuit and creaming methods.
Produce yeast breads using lean and rich doughs.
Produce traditional yeast breads and unleavened breads from various cultures.
Create a variety of shaped yeast breads.
Create high-fat cakes and cupcakes.
Create low-fat and foam-type cakes and cupcakes.
Create multiple layer and European-style tortes.
Prepare simple icings for cakes or cookies.
Create fondant, foam and fudge icings to decorate layered cakes.
Create specialty icings to decorate European-style cakes.
Prepare starch-thickened puddings, custards and whipped cream.
Create a variety of pastry creams and crème anglaise.
Create desserts that are derivatives of pastry creams, crème anglaise and sabayons.
Create meringue for use in a variety of desserts.
Create pies and tarts using a variety of doughs and fillings.
Create a variety of pastries including puff, choux, meringue and phyllo.
Create a variety of frozen desserts.
Create chocolate and sugar dessert garnishes.
Create a variety of fruit desserts and sauces.
Plan food service, including three or more complementary courses, for an event.
Develop a menu focused on Saskatchewan- produced foods and products.
Investigate career opportunities in the food service industry.
Prepare for the work placement.
Prepare for the work placement.
Participate in a work placement experience.
Participate in a work placement experience.
Relate one’s work placement experience to personal and career goals.
Relate one’s work placement experience to personal and career goals.
Investigate small business opportunities, including home-based business opportunities, in the food service industry in Saskatchewan.
Investigate apprenticeship in the trades.