Trainees-Record-Book-Skei-Bpp (1) Maricris
Trainees-Record-Book-Skei-Bpp (1) Maricris
Trainees-Record-Book-Skei-Bpp (1) Maricris
NAME: _______________________________________
TRAINER: ______________________________________
Instructions:
This Trainee’s Record Book (TRB) is intended to serve as record of all
accomplishment/task/activities while undergoing training in the
institution. It will eventually become evidence that can be submitted
for portfolio assessment and for whatever purpose it serve you. It is
therefore important that all its contents are viably entered by both
the trainee and trainer.
This will be collected by your trainer and submit this record to the
institution as a part of your permanent trainee’s document on file.
THANK YOU.
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__________10. Cross-contamination is the physical movement or
transfer of harmful bacteria from one person, object or place to
PRE TEST another.
Identify the following. (1 POINT EACH)
__________4. is the conduct, behavior and attitude of someone in TRAINER’S REMARKS: _______________________________
a work or business environment
TRUE OR FALSE (2 POINTS EACH)
__________5. have all ingredients and equipment in place before _____1. The Department of Labor defines Professionalism as
preparing a recipe. “conducting oneself with responsibility, integrity, accountability,
and excellence.
__________6. True or false, Do not work in a kitchen with a wet
floor. _____2. The work ethic traits: appearance, attendance, attitude,
character, communication, cooperation, organizational skills,
__________7. True or false, Always wash your hands before productivity, respect and teamwork are defined as essential for
handling food. successful working relationships.
__________8. Use separate chopping boards when preparing foods _____3. Workplace ethics is important as it enables management to
that could get cross contaminated. treat all employees as equal and think from their perspective as
well.
__________9. Wash your hands after touching high risk foods such 2
as eggs and meat.
_____4. Professionalism is the conduct, behavior and attitude of _________________________________________________
someone in a work or business environment. _________________________________________________
_________________________________________________
_____5. Professionalism leads to workplace success, a strong
5. Tidiness
professional reputation and a high level of work ethic and
_________________________________________________
excellence.
_________________________________________________
_________________________________________________
_________________________________________________
ACTIVITY 2
_____1. Managing customer complaints and resolving them TOPIC COVERED IN MODULE:
quickly will result in improved business processes and
Safety and Hygiene in the Kitchen
repeat business.
Food Hazard
Introduction to Baking
_____2. Thank the customer for bringing the matter to your Principles of Baking
attention. Apologize and accept ownership, don’t blame Physical & chemical changes during baking
others and remain courteous. Baking Techniques and Methods
Baking Tools and Equipment
Baking Ingredients and Their Functions in Baked Products
_____3. Go through the complaint in detail so you can
Proper Measuring of Different Baking Ingredients
understand exactly what the problem is. Keep records of all
complaints in one central place or register. This will help ACTIVITY 1
you identify any trends or issues.
Fill in the blanks. (1 POINT EACH)
_____4. Ask the customer what response they are seeking;
it could be a repair, replacement, refund or apology. Decide TRAINER’S REMARKS: _______________________________
if the request is reasonable.
1. All kitchen staff must ___________ wash their hands.
2. The ____________ must be emptied and cleaned
_____5. Aim to resolve the complaint quickly. If you take a
regularly.
long time they tend to escalate. Keep the customer
3. Do not touch electrical appliances with _______ hands.
informed if there are any delays in resolving their request.
Don’t promise things that you can’t deliver. 4. Always use oven gloves or a _____________. 4
5. Use separate __________________ when preparing 3. Food spoilage
foods that could get cross contaminated. ______________________________________________
6. Store ______________ away from cooked meat on the ____________________________________________
bottom shelf of the fridge.
4. Cross-contamination
7. _________________can be defined as a disagreeable
______________________________________________
change in a food normal state. ____________________________________________
8. ____________________is the physical movement or
transfer of harmful bacteria from one person, object or 5. Biological hazards
place to another. ______________________________________________
9. Preventing cross-contamination is a key factor in ____________________________________________
preventing_____________________.
10. To 12. There are three main types of cross 6. Chemical hazards
contamination: __________________, ______________________________________________
_____________________, ___________________. In ____________________________________________
each type, bacteria are transferred from a
contaminated source to uncontaminated food. 7. Physical hazards
______________________________________________
____________________________________________
ACTIVITY 2
8. Allergens
Define the following terms. (2 POINTS EACH) ______________________________________________
____________________________________________
TRAINER’S REMARKS: _______________________________
9. Baking
1. Foodborne Illness ______________________________________________
______________________________________________ ____________________________________________
____________________________________________
2. Food hazards 10. Gelatinization
______________________________________________ ______________________________________________
____________________________________________ ____________________________________________
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11. Creaming Method
______________________________________________
____________________________________________
ACTIVITY 3
TOOLS/EQUIPMENT USES
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LO 3 Store pastry products
CORE COMPETENCIES
LO 5 Store cakes
PREPARE AND PRODUCE PASTRY PRODUCTS
LO 4 Prepare caramelized
petits fours
PRESENT DESSERTS
19. What is cross contamination?
20. What is food borne illness?
PART 2
INSTITUTIONAL ASSESSMENT
ACTUAL ACTIVITIES
PART 1
PREPARE AND PRODUCE BAKERY PRODUCTS
ORAL QUESTIONS
PREPARE AND PRODUCE PASTRY PRODUCTS
1. What is mise en place? PREPARING AND PRESENTING GATEAUX , TORTES AND
2. What are the 3 types of flour that we used? CAKES
3. Give the protein content of each flour. PREPARE AND DISPLAY PETITS FOURS
4. Give at least 5 commonly used baking ingredients and PRESENT DESSERTS
its uses/function in baked products.
5. What is the ideal and commonly used oven
temperature in baking?
OVERALL RATING OF TRAINER
6. Why do we pre-heat the oven before we bake?
7. What is the type of gas present in our dough? TOTAL SCORE: ______________________
8. What is cut and fold method?
9. What is creaming method? REMARKS:
10. How do you measure powder like texture dry
o SATISFACTORY
ingredients?
o NOT SATISFACTORY
11. How do you measure brown sugar?
12. How do you measure wet ingredients? TRAINER’S SIGNATURE: ________________________________
13. What are the difference between shortening, butter,
and lard? LEARNER’S SIGNATURE: ________________________________
14. Give 4 types of leavening agent.
15. Give the importance of flour sifting.
16. What is petit fours?
17. What are the types of food hazard?
18. Give an example each.