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Logo recipes WEB Converting Standardized Recipes (Key) Calculate the conversion factor for each recipe. Round conversion to nearest cooking fraction. Formula to increase or decrease yield: …

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Logo recipes WEB Boneless chicken breast halves. Cream of chicken soup (10 ounces) Water. 1⁄2 cup. 2. "Super Drink" Smoothie Yield: Serves 12. Conversion Ingredient Quantity Factor. …

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Logo recipes WEB USDA Foods (commodities) are one of three spending options for Food Distribution Program entitlement funds. Participants in the National School Lunch Program (NSLP) …

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Logo recipes WEB Step 1: Determine the “factor” to be used. The factor is a multiplier that will be used to increase or decrease the quantity of ingredients in a recipe. The factor is determined by …

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Logo recipes WEB Using standardized recipes provides many benefits to school foodservice operations. These benefits include: Consistent food quality—The use of standardized recipes …

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Logo recipes WEB May 30, 2024  · Among these are a CACFP standardized recipe template and resources for taste-testing, essential for ensuring recipe quality and consistency. Additionally, the …

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Logo recipes WEB Chapter 13 Using Standardized Recipes Section 13.2 Recipe Measurement and Conversion. Note Taking. Directions As you read, write notes, facts, and main ideas in …

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Logo recipes WEB 1. When portion size is not known, measure the volume in gallons, convert gallons to cups and divide by number of expected servings. Remember: 1 gallon = 16 cups Example: 4 …

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Logo recipes WEB Conversion Factor New Quantity Egg whites 1 ½ cups 30 ÷ 12 = 2.5 3 ¾ cups Cream of tartar 1 teaspoon 30 ÷ 12 = 2.5 2 ½ teaspoons Sugar 1 ½ cups 30 ÷ 12 = 2.5 3 ¾ cups …

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Logo recipes WEB Step 2: Multiply each ingredient (quantity) by the factor. Step 3: Change amounts into more common measurements. Here is an example of increasing a recipe from 6 to 25 …

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Logo recipes WEB A good standardized recipe will include: Menu item name – the name of the given recipe that should be consistent with the name on the menu. Total Yield – number of servings, …

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Logo recipes WEB RECIPE YIELD •The steps for changing a yield are: 1. Divide the desired yield by the recipe’s original yield. The result is called the conversion factor. 2. Multiply all recipe …

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Logo recipes WEB There are several benefits to following standardized recipes in the foodservice operation. Examples include: food and labor cost control, consistency in food quality and nutrition …

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Logo recipes WEB Lesson Plan: Recipe for Success Breaking Down Standardized Recipes.docx. Recipe for Success.pptx. Adjusting-Recipes.pdf. Anticipation-Guide-Recipe-for-Success-Key.pdf. …

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Logo recipes WEB Aug 25, 2021  · Objective: Modify the yield of a standardized recipe to meet the needs of child care program enrollment. Changing the Yield of a Standardized Recipe Share …

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Logo recipes WEB also require standardized recipes to ensure that the nutrient analysis is accurate. Menus, recipes, production records, and the nutrient analysis are kept on file for review. …

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Logo recipes WEB Standardized Recipe. Can follow any written format. Ingredients listed in order of use. Measurements are listed by cups and measuring spoons Preparation instructions …

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Logo recipes WEB Broccoli Salad Recipe: Determine the amount of each ingredient needed to make 225 servings. First, calculate your factor to go from 100 servings to 225 servings (refer to …

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Logo recipes WEB 30 Medium. 12.5 Cups. 6.25 Cups. Combine flour, salt, and sugar in a bowl. In separate bowl combine egg, milk and orange juice. Add the flour mixture to the egg mixture and …

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Logo recipes WEB Dec 11, 2020  · A good standardized recipe will include: Menu item name – the name of the given recipe that should be consistent with the name on the menu. Total Yield – …

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Logo recipes WEB Create a standardized recipe for Bean and Cheese Burritos using this Standardized Recipe template #1. Recipe name is Bean and Cheese Burrito. CACFP crediting …

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Logo recipes WEB A standardized recipe is a recipe that has been carefully adapted and tested to ensure that it will produce a consistent product every time it is used. Why is it important to use …

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