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8L1    Culinary Arts and Hospitality Management-Level 1
     
  
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DescriptionLesson Plans Thinkfinity Resources
8L1 Integrate knowledge, skills, and practices required for careers in the hospitality industry.
   8L1.8.2 Demonstrate food safety and sanitation procedures. (3) (CCK&S) (*8.2)
      8L1.8.2.1 Complete a food safety and sanitation program. (*8.2.1) (3)
      8L1.8.2.2 Identify sources and symptoms of food borne illness.
      8L1.8.2.3 Use the Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point (HACCP) principles and procedures. (*8.2.3) (3) (4)
      8L1.8.2.4 Maintain implemented standards of personal grooming and hygiene. (*8.2.4) (3) (4) (5) (6)
   8L1.8.3 Demonstrate correct use and maintenance of food production equipment and tools. (3) (CCK&S) (*8.3)
      8L1.8.3.1 Operate tools and equipment following safety procedures and OSHA requirements. (*8.3.1) (1) (3) (4) (6)
      8L1.8.3.2 Demonstrate procedures for cleaning, sanitizing, and the storage of equipment and tools. (*8.3.2) (3)
   8L1.8.4 Demonstrate menu modifications based on standardized recipes to meet consumer needs. (CCK&S) (*8.4)
      8L1.8.4.1 Understand and display knowledge of food allergens and special diets.
      8L1.8.4.2 Demonstrate an understanding of diversity and individuals with special needs. (*8.7.5)
      8L1.8.4.3 Examine food and equipment needed for menus and standardized recipes. (*8.4.3)
      8L1.8.4.4 Demonstrate portion control.
   8L1.8.5 Demonstrate preparation for all menu categories to produce a variety of food products. (CCK&S) (*8.5)
      8L1.8.5.1 Demonstrate skills in knife and hand tools. (*8.5.1) (3) (4) (6)
      8L1.8.5.2 Demonstrate a variety of cooking methods including emerging technologies. (*8.5.2) (3) (4)
      8L1.8.5.3 Apply scaling and measuring techniques. (*8.5.2) (3) (4)
      8L1.8.5.4 Apply the fundamentals of time and temperature to cooking, cooling, and reheating a variety of foods. (*8.5.4) (3) (5)
      8L1.8.5.5 Show knowledge of preparation of various meats. (*8.5.5) (3) (4)
      8L1.8.5.6 Show knowledge of preparation of various fish and seafood. (*8.5.5) (3) (4)
      8L1.8.5.7 Show knowledge of preparation of various poultry. (*8.5.5) (3) (4)
      8L1.8.5.8 Show knowledge of preparation of various stocks, soups, and sauces. (*8.5.7) (3) (4)
      8L1.8.5.9 Show knowledge of preparation of various fruits and vegetables. (*8.5.7) (3) (4)
      8L1.8.5.10 Show knowledge of preparation of various legumes and starches including potatoes, pasta, and rice. (*8.5.7) (3) (4)
      8L1.8.5.11 Show knowledge of preparation of various salads, dressing, and marinades. (*8.5.8) (3) (4)
      8L1.8.5.12 Show knowledge of preparation of various sandwiches, hors d oeuvres, and appetizers. (*8.5.9) (3) (4)
      8L1.8.5.13 Show knowledge of preparation of various baked goods and desserts. (*8.5.10) (3) (4)
      8L1.8.5.14 Show knowledge of use of herbs and spices. (*8.5.8) (3) (4)
      8L1.8.5.15 Show knowledge of preparation of breakfast foods. (*8.5.11) (3) (4)
      8L1.8.5.16 Prepare food for presentation and assessment. (*8.5.12) (3) (4)
      8L1.8.5.17 Prepare new products and convenience food items. (*8.5.13) (3) (4)
   8L1.8.6 Demonstrate implementation of management functions. (CCK&S) (*8.6)
      8L1.8.6.1 Apply principles of purchasing, receiving, and inventory procedures in the hospitality industry. (*8.6.1) (3) (4)
      8L1.8.6.2 Practice inventory procedures including first in/first out concept and date marking. (*8.6.2) (5)
      8L1.8.6.3 Understand emergency procedures. (*8.6.9)
   8L1.8.8 Evaluate nutrition principles, preparation techniques, and specialized dietary requirements. (CCK&S)
      8L1.8.8.1 Determine nutrition requirements. (1) (2) (4)
      8L1.8.8.2 Understand nutrition labels. (1)
      8L1.8.8.3 Demonstrate the understanding of preparing foods to maximize nutrition. (2) (4) (5)
      8L1.8.8.4 Assess the influence of an individual's environment as it relates to food and nutrition behavior. (*14.1.2) (2)
      8L1.8.8.5 Critique the selection of foods to promote a healthy lifestyle. (2)
      8L1.8.8.6 Apply dietary guidelines to meet nutrition and wellness needs. (*14.3.1) (3)
      8L1.8.8.7 Demonstrate the ability to select, store, prepare, and serve nutritious and aesthetically pleasing foods. (*14.3.3) (3)
      8L1.8.8.8 Conduct evaluations of food including safety. (5)
      8L1.8.8.9 Modify recipe formula proportions for nutritional food production. (2)
   8L1.8.9 Apply mathematical, reading, writing, and science skills to correctly deliver food products and guest services.
      8L1.8.9.1 Convert recipes.
      8L1.8.9.2 Calculate recipe costs.
      8L1.8.9.3 Read, write, and comprehend recipes, menus, correspondence, and equipment materials.
      8L1.8.9.4 Explore science as it relates to the food industry.


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