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Breakfast preparation
Breakfast not just for breakfast anymore.
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• Student Objectives:• • Identify basic techniques for preparing selected
breakfast foods• • Identify breakfast meats and describe their handling
and preparation• • Describe how breakfast is different from other meal
periods (day-parts)• • Describe the preparation of pancakes, waffles and
French toast• • Describe how to cook with cheese and milk• • Demonstrate the ability to execute selected basic
breakfast recipes
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• I. Egg cookery See: Professional Cooking, 5th Edition, pp. 612-613
• A. Composition of eggs See: Becoming a Foodservice Professional, Year 1, pp. 291-294
• 1. Shell• a. Porous (do not wash)• b. Exchange of moisture, gases, bacteria,
flavors French store next to truffles
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Egg structure
• 2. Membrane
• 3. Air cell
• 4. Thin white
• 5. Thick white
• 6. Yolk
• 7. Chalaza
• 8. Primarily protein
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B. Protein coagulation
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C. Iron sulfide formation (greening)
• 1. Causes
• a. Overcooking
• b. Cooking at too high a heat
• c. Held too long
• 2. Prevention
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D. Cooking techniques See: Professional Cooking, 5th Edition, pp.
615-623 •
1. Simmeringa. Hard-boiled b. Soft-boiled
c. Freshness (or lack of it) as a factor in peeling (AA not good)
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D. Cooking techniques
• 2. Poaching• a. AA desired (for holding
shape)• b. Using acidulated water to
aid coagulation (holding shape)• c. Low simmer, not boil!• d. 3-5 minutes for soft yolks
and firm whites• e. Draining, shocking and
storage for future service
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D. Cooking techniques
• 3. Fried to order (oil type and quantity affect flavor and presentation)
• a. AA large to jumbo for presentation and flavor
• b. Selecting and “seasoning” a pan
• c. Sunny-side up• d. Basting• e. Over easy• f. Over medium• g. Over hard
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D. Cooking techniques
• 4. Scrambled• a. Pooling eggs• b. Cooking oil• c. Cooking• 1) Soft scrambled• 2) Hard scrambled• 3) Double-boiler
method• 4) Holding and service
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D. Cooking techniques• 5. Omelets• a. “Seasoned” pan • b. Cooking oil• c. Egg foams and “fluffy omelets”• d. Overbeating• e. Omelet styles and variations• 1) French• 2) American (folded)• 3) Griddle preparation (jelly-
roll style)• 4) Frittatas• 5) Stuffed omelets• 6) Plain omelets
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• II. Pancakes and wafflesSee: Becoming a Foodservice Professional, Year 1, pp. 300-301
• A. Pre-preparation of battersSee: Professional Cooking,
5th Edition, pp. 624-626
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II pancakes and waffles
• A. Pre-preparation of battersSee: Professional Cooking, 5th
Edition, pp. 624-626
• 1. From mixes
• 2. From scratch
• 3. Addition of baking powder/baking soda
• 4. Egg foams as a leavening
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• B. Cooking, presentation and accompaniments See: Professional Cooking, 5th Edition, p. 624
• 1. Conditioning the griddle/waffle iron
• 2. Melted butter and syrup selection
• 3. “Belgian” waffles
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• III. French toast• A. Pre-preparation and storage of
batters• 1. Plain batters• 2. Flavored batters• B. Selecting a bread type• C. Cooking oil• D. Cooking technique• E. Presentation and accompaniments• F. “Stuffed” French toast
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IV. Breakfast meats
• IV. Breakfast meats See: Becoming a Foodservice Professional, Year 1, pp. 301-302
• A. Mise en place See: Professional Cooking, 5th Edition, p. 626-627
• B. Pre-preparation• 1. Oven method for quantity preparation• 2. Panning and pan liners• 3. Preheating ovens• 4. Tongs, slotted spatulas, draining pans• 5. Progressive batch cooking• 6. Use timer! Commonly forgotten while
cooking and expensive to burn
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• C. Bacon
• 1. Thickness of cut specified by slices per pound (e.g. 18-22)
• 2. Shrinkage and low-temperature cooking
• 3. Pre-cooked and convenience products
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• D. Sausage
• 1. Fat content, shrinkage and low-temperature cooking
• 2. Patty
• 3. Link
• 4. Bulk and specialty
• 5. A note about “whole hog”
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• E. Ham
• 1. Portioning
• 2. Dry-cured
• 3. Water-added hams and shrinkage
• 4. Canadian bacon
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• V. Hot cereals See: Professional Cooking, 5th Edition, p. 626
• A. OatmealSee: Becoming a Foodservice Professional, Year 1, pp. 302-303
• B. Cream of wheat
• C. Grits
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• VI. Cooking with milkSee: Professional Cooking, 5th Edition, p. 629
• A. Fresh milk• 1. Curdling• a. Acids• b. Salt• c. Heat• d. Tannins• 2. Scorching• 3. Scalding• 4. Skin formation
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• B. CreamSee: Professional Cooking, 5th
Edition, p. 629• 1. Whipping
See: Becoming a Foodservice Professional, Year 1, p. 287
• a. Chilled cream and utensils• b. Sweetening• c. Over-beating• d. Folding
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• 2. As a seasoning
• 3. As a thickener
• 4. About sour cream, crème fraîche and yogurt
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• C. Canned and dried milks
• 1. Evaporated
• 2. Condensed
• 3. Cooking and dessert applications
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• D. Butter• 1. Cooking characteristics• a. Unsalted vs. salted• b. Clarified butter • Instructor Demonstration: Clarifying butter• c. Smoking point• d. Using margarine and butter
together as a cooking medium• e. Storage• 1) Refrigerated• 2) Frozen• 3) Clarified
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• 2. Seasoning characteristics
• a. Melting point (below body temperature)
• b. Flavor
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• E. Cooking with cheese See: Professional Cooking, 5th
Edition, pp. 634-635• 1. Popular varieties for cooking
See: Becoming a Foodservice Professional, Year 1, pp. 288-289
• a. Cheddar and American• b. Swiss• c. Parmesan
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• 2. Melting characteristics
• a. Aged (superior)
• b. Young
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• 3. Sharpness
• a. Aged (superior)
• b. Young
• c. Quantity required in recipe (sharp requires less)
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• 4. Cooking guidelines
• a. Low temperatures
• b. Short cooking times (add at end of cooking)
• c. Shred or grate for even incorporation and melting
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