Course Information
Description
This course focuses on classic American breakfast dishes that emphasizes speed, efficiency, and customer satisfaction in a fast-paced, high-volume environment. Students will gain hands-on experience in a simulated diner setting through daily specials. Students will explore diverse breakfast offerings from home and around the world.
Total Credits
1
Prior Learning Assessment
- Experiential-Skill Demonstration
Course Competencies
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Assemble a breakfast station for serviceAssessment StrategiesSkill DemonstrationCriteriaService station has out only what can be used in the simulated menu run for one hourService station includes an ice bath or refrigeration used at all times for station mise en placeService station has only one flat of eggs out a time for servicePooling of one flat of eggs at a time is permissible for one hour
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Calculate food cost for each breakfast item including a theoretical selling price for eachAssessment StrategiesWritten ProductCriteriaCalculation is within 25 cents of actual food costCalculation is within 25 cents of theoretical pricing of menu itemsFood costs from invoice are considered "AS Purchased"
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Prepare eggs in the following ways: scrambled, over easy, sunny side up, poached, and baked (custard or shirred)
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Prepare a French and American style omelet
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Prepare breakfast meats to include ham, sausage and/or bacon
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Prepare a batter and make pancakes, waffles and/or crepes
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Prepare a breakfast style potato to include one of the following: hash browns, Lyonnaise, O’Brien, home fries, or potato pancakes
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Prepare a cereal to include granola, cream of wheat, oatmeal, or grits
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Verify food ticket ordersAssessment StrategiesSkill DemonstrationCriteriaUse ticket generated by the Point of Sales systemTicket in interpreted in 5 minutes or lessTicket order is 100 percent accurate
This Outline is under development.