This course continues to build on the foundation concepts and techniques from the introductory course. Students will be instructed on the fundamental concepts, techniques, theories, ingredients, and methodologies involved in the preparation of basic menu items. Students rotate through food handling methods and techniques, portion control, costing, production, plating and garnishing of soups, salads, starches, vegetables, and entrees. Students participate in demonstrations, group exercises and school-based enterprises to supplement the students' development of technical skills and knowledge.
Professional Restaurant Management 1A/B; 4841 prerequisite for 4842
9 - 10 - 11 - 12
No repeats for credit
Double period
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