Apply kitchen safety and sanitation practices.
Examine appropriate procedures to ensure food safety in the kitchen.
Investigate the importance of menu options for a variety of dietary considerations.
Create garnishes and decorations for hot and cold buffet items.
Create a variety of soups including consommé, specialty and cold soups.
Explore a variety of butter sauces and modern sauces to pair with appropriate menu items.
Examine the uses of dairy products and dairy alternatives.
Create menu items using plant-based proteins.
Prepare and cook animal proteins.
Investigate methods to prepare and cook fish, shellfish and cephalopods.
Create and present a charcuterie platter.
Prepare various types of grains.
Prepare a variety of specialty pasta, noodles and dumplings.
Create a variety of shaped yeast breads.
Create multiple layer and European-style tortes.
Create specialty icings to decorate European-style cakes.
Create desserts that are derivatives of pastry creams, crème anglaise and sabayons.
Create a variety of pastries including puff, choux, meringue and phyllo.
Create a variety of frozen desserts.
Create chocolate and sugar dessert garnishes.
Plan food service, including three or more complementary courses, for an event.
Develop a menu focused on Saskatchewan- produced foods and products.
Prepare for the work placement.
Participate in a work placement experience.
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.