Assessment 2: Production Preparation
Assessment 2: Production Preparation
Assessment 2: Production Preparation
ASSESSMENT 2
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work except where specifically acknowledged and referenced.
Navdeesh Kaur
Student name
Navdeesh Kaur
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30-06-2021
Date
HARPREET KAUR
Assessor name
Instructions The purpose of this assessment is for you to demonstrate your skills and
knowledge to prepare for work prior to your practical assessment then review
your work on completing the practical assessment tasks.
This written assessment is to be completed both before and after assessment 3
(the practical observation) and covers the skills and knowledge required to
produce specialty flour bread products in a commercial baking environment, as
well as the review of waste after the completion of the practical assessment.
Specialty flour bread products include organic flour breads, non-wheat breads,
gluten-free breads, rye breads, whole grain breads and wholemeal breads.
This is an individual task.
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Decision making rules To receive a satisfactory outcome for this assessment you must answer all
questions correctly and MUST not exceed 5% wastage of the total production
volume.
Assessment conditions Assessment of skills must take place under the following conditions:
physical conditions:
o a commercial bakery or an environment that accurately
represents workplace conditions
resources, equipment and materials:
o personal protective equipment
o equipment as specified in the range of conditions
o tins
o trays
o ingredients that meet the specialty flour bread product
types required in the performance evidence
specifications:
o recipes that meet the specialty flour bread product types
required in the performance evidence
o end-product quality specifications to meet the specialty
flour bread product types required in the performance
evidence
o food safety code regulatory requirements applicable to
producing specialty flour bread products
timeframes:
o according to the production schedule.
In addition, the following conditions apply:
1. This is an open book written assessment, which means you are allowed
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Results / reassessment To achieve a satisfactory result, you must correctly complete all questions
You will receive your result within five (5) working days.
If any are unsatisfactory, you will be provided one (1) opportunity to re-take the
assessment. You will need to speak with the lecturer to reschedule.
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ASSESSMENT TASKS
Instructions
The purpose of this assessment is for you to demonstrate your skills and knowledge to prepare for work prior to their
practical assessment then review your work on completing the practical assessment tasks.
This written assessment is to be completed both before and after assessment 3 (the practical observation) and covers
the skills and knowledge required to produce specialty flour bread products in a commercial baking environment, as
well as the review of waste after the completion of the practical assessment. Specialty flour bread products include
organic flour breads, non-wheat breads, gluten-free breads, rye breads, whole grain breads and wholemeal breads.
This is an individual task.
There are four (4) tasks to be assessed:
Task 1 – Prepare for the practical assessment session 1
In this task you will review the information provided about the content of the practical assessment and prepare for
their assessment by:
1. Complete the pre-operational checklist based on the information provided
2. Complete the production plan based on the information provided
3. Review the recipes required for the session and recalculate the ones that require more information.
In their production, the student should not exceed 5% wastage of the total production volume.
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Nice flavour
Good quality
Can make all kinds of goods
such as pastries and desserts
Easy to knead dough
To plan for any issues that you may encounter, document one (1) possible fault to the corresponding process and how
you would rectify it.
a) Check specialty flour dough to Water can be more than Add flour to balance with the
identify faults and rectify required water
b) Check processed specialty flour Dough is roughly and lumpy Dough was under mixed so mix
dough to identify faults and the dough properly
rectify
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c) Check pre-bake finished Poor quality ingredients used Make sure to use fresh
specialty flour products to ingredients and check the fridge
identify faults and rectify temperature time to time
d) Check specialty flour bread Bread looks white in colour and Read the recipe carefully and
product to identify faults and have too much moisture on it set oven temperature correctly
rectify
Workflow plan – 2.5 hour session not including 30 minute break if required
Time
8.00 – Recipe or Equipment & Special needs or
Task
13.30 page no. utensils requests
(Approx.)
9.00 Properly divide and scale the Scale and Plastic scale
dough cutter
10.00 Put in the oven and set baking Baking trays Put and takeout
temperature and then unload the trays from
oven after making product oven with special
hand gloves
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BIGA
Wastage that cannot be reused in production must be less than 5% of the weight of the original production schedule. 3%
The actual weight is not assessed in this task, you can tick it off as a record for yourself.
21gm
FINAL DOUGH
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Wastage that cannot be reused in production must be less than 5% of the weight of the original production schedule. 4%
The actual weight is not assessed in this task, you can tick it off as a record for yourself.
36gm
POOLISH
Wastage that cannot be reused in production must be less than 5% of the weight of the original production schedule. 2%
The actual weight is not assessed in this task, you can tick it off as a record for yourself.
10gm
FINAL DOUGH
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Wastage that cannot be reused in production must be less than 5% of the weight of the original production schedule. 3%
The actual weight is not assessed in this task, you can tick it off as a record for yourself.
21gm
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Light texture
Soft and spongy
Nice brown colour
To plan for any issues that you may encounter, document one (1) possible fault to the corresponding process and how
you would rectify it.
a) Check specialty flour dough to Water can be more than Add flour to balance with the
identify faults and rectify required water
b) Check processed specialty flour Dough is roughly and lumpy Dough was under mixed so mix
dough to identify faults and it properly
rectify
c) Check pre-bake finished Poor quality ingredients used Make sure to use fresh
specialty flour products to ingredients and check dates on
identify faults and rectify that as well as check the fridge
temperature on timely basis
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d) Check specialty flour bread Bread looks white in colour and Read the recipe carefully and
product to identify faults and too hard texture set oven temperature correctly
rectify
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Time
8.00 – Recipe or page Equipment & Special needs or
Task
13.30 no. utensils requests
(Approx.)
9.30 Check dough in the Mixer, scoop Mix until the right
mixer and then again consistency
start mixing at high achieved
speed
11.30 – Break
12.00
13.00 Put in the oven and set Baking trays Put and takeout
baking temperature and the trays from
then unload oven after oven with special
making product hand gloves
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29 g Fat 2% 6.5g
Improver (as
14.5 g 1% 3.5g
recommended
Wastage that cannot be reused in production must be less than 5% of the weight of the original production schedule. 2%
The actual weight is not assessed in this task, you can tick it off as a record for yourself.
11gm
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40 g Salt 2% 28 g
40 g Fat 2% 28 g
70 g Yeast 3.5 % 49 g
14
60 g Gluten 3% 42 g
20 g Improver (as 1% 14 g
recommended
Wastage that cannot be reused in production must be less than 5% of the weight of the original production schedule. 2%
The actual weight is not assessed in this task, you can tick it off as a record for yourself.
51gm
Add the total production volume Document the waste from the Calculate the difference as a
from the recalculated recipes assessment session percentage
Add the total production volume Document the waste from the Calculate the difference as a
from the recalculated recipes assessment session percentage
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ASSESSMENT OUTCOME
Satisfactory
Not satisfactory
Reassessment details
(if applicable)
Date of reassessment
(Attach supplementary observation checklist/s used in re-assessment)
Feedback to student
Assessor name
Assessor signature
Date:
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