Introductory Catering Theory And Practical N4 — Memo

June 2021 — N4 — Introductory Catering Theory And Practical

N4 2021 Nated Hospitality

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1.2.7False icing is when food is cut into even square pieces. True True False portioning bags may not be used to measure ingredients. True False

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1.6Low heat must be applied (2\ [50] TOTAL SECTION A:50

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2.1Measure on a flat even surface. Eliminate air bu bbles when pouring liquids. Measuring cup Measuring jug Digital scale Use soft butter Portion butter into cubes Place measuring jug on a flat

2.5A shopping list is a list of ingredients without quantities. A recipe is a lis t of ingredients with quantities and the method to be for preparation of a dish

2.6The recipe must be layout in a logical manner. Ingredients should have quantities. Method should be in point form. Alterative ingredients should be liste d where necessary. To g et the perfect product

2.8.1Allow the grill to cool down Use a grease cutter to remove excessive fat build Clean the grill with warm soapy water. Drain the water Wash w ith warm soapy water and rinse

2.9Is it ideal for the function it will perform? Is it durable? Is it easy to use? Are the parts easily available? [50]50

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3.1Parisian scoop (1\

3.2Steam the fillet emove the skin.

3.3Allow the milk to heat up Use a perforated spoon to remove milk solids from the milk Do not allow the milk to boil

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3.5To get it to the correct texture for soup To m ake it lump free

3.7Soak it in a rum and syrup mixture, to make it softer and to add flavour. (3\

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3.9(5\

3.10.1enu is a list of food offered to customers by a specific institution.

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3.11Use food in season, as is usually the best quality. Buy in bulk to get the best deals. [50] UESTION 450

4.11 mark of each of the five food groups incorporated into the summer menu. 2 mark per fruit and vegetable that are in season in the summer months incorporated per meal: reakfast menu (2\ Lunch menu

4.2Speciality stores Fish market

4.3Buy fruits in season. Fruits should be glossy in appearance. Fruits should be dense for their weight. Clean/ washed fruits should be used. Avoid buying fruits with bruises and scratch es. (5\

4.4Receive in a clean secure environment Have the order boo k at hand to confirm your order Check the delivery note against the order Check the best be fore date on products delivered

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4.7All products are packed kind by kind. FIFO rule is applied to all things in the storeroom. Nothing is stored on the floor. Overcooking of vegetables destroys nutrients.

4.10improve the appearance of food TOTAL SECTION B: GRAND TOTAL:

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Sections50 + 50 + 50 = 150 marks

Paper information

TitleMemo

SubjectIntroductory Catering Theory And Practical

LevelN4

Document typeNated Hospitality

Year2021

MonthJune

Pages6

Downloads6

Examination context

Decade2020s

Years ago5y

SeasonWinter (SH)

Start dayTuesday

Exam periodJune 2021

Days since exam1,957

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