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UNIT 01 04 Food and Cooking Mark on how you are with each and what you do, use this as a checklist for your revision and then to keep track of the s you have. Tick and date once you have completed the tasks. Topic How am I? What do I do to improve my question papers, read and highlight my. this Who do I seek support from to help me Preparing to cook Understand how to prepare self and the environment for cooking Describe safe and hygienic working practices to prepare self for cooking Describe safe and hygienic working practices to prepare the cooking environment Assess potential risks and hazards in the cooking environment Describe the uses of cooking equipment and utensils Describe how to prepare equipment and utensils for cooking Describe safe cleaning and storage of equipment and utensils Describe the purpose of a recipe Identify the stages of a recipe Describe the purpose of different ingredients in a recipe Describe cooking skills Understand how to prepare and store equipment and utensils for cooking Understand recipes for cooking

Topic How am I? What do I do to improve my question papers, read and highlight my. this Who do I seek support from to help me Demonstrate safe and hygienic working practices to prepare self and environment for cooking Demonstrate how to follow recipes Demonstrate cooking skills Demonstrate safe use of equipment and utensils Demonstrate safe and hygienic cleaning and storage of equipment and utensils Range 1.2 Cooking environment: eg home, school, catering kitchen, food production factory 1.3 Potential risks and hazards: food safety eg bacteria and personal hygiene. Hazard safety eg cuts, burns, scalds, slips, trips and falls 3.2 Stages: eg ingredients, preparation, method, timings 3.3 Purpose: eg aeration, thickening, shortening, aesthetics, taste 3.4, 4.3 Cooking skills: in addition to basic skills the following could be evidenced eg roasting, steaming, poaching, sautéing, stewing, casserole, sauce making Be able to use skills for food preparation and cooking

Topic How am I? What do I do to improve my question papers, read and highlight my. this Who do I seek support from to help me Understanding food Describe the main food groups Describe sources of foods from each main food group Explain how seasons affect food availability Describe how social factors affect food choices Describe how environmental factors affect food choices Describe how cost factors affect food choices Describe how sensory factors affect food choices Compare ingredients to inform choice of recipes for given dishes Apply choices of ingredients to make given dishes Evaluate completed dishes Range: 1.1 Main food groups: Understand the sources of food Understand factors affecting food choices Be able to make informed choices when using food for cooking starchy foods non-dairy sources of protein

Topic How am I? What do I do to improve my question papers, read and highlight my. this Who do I seek support from to help me sugar 1.2 Sources: eg farm-grown, reared, country of origin, processed, manufactured 2.1 Social factors: eg cultural, locality, accessibility, Fairtrade, personal 2.2 Environmental factors: eg food miles, carbon footprint, pesticides, weather, organic 2.3 Cost factors: eg availability, quality, varieties, brands, composition 2.4 Sensory factors: eg taste, texture, appearance, smell 3.1 Given dishes: eg pasta dish, fruit dish, meat dish 3.3 Evaluate: eg choices of ingredients and their effect, cost, taste, appearance, smell, texture, ways to improve the dish Exploring balanced diets Explain what is meant by a balanced diet Describe the nutrients that make up a balanced diet Explain nutrient requirements for different groups of people Understand the importance of a balanced diet

Topic How am I? What do I do to improve my question papers, read and highlight my. this Who do I seek support from to help me Explain healthy eating advice Explain how nutritional information on food labels can inform healthy eating Assess a food diary and make recommendations Assess a recipe in terms of its contribution to healthy eating Explain how the recipe could be changed to make the finished dish healthier Describe other factors that could affect the finished dish Range 1.1 Balanced diet: to include portion control, water intake and dietary fibre, RI/GDAs etc 1.2 Nutrients: macro (carbohydrates, fats, proteins), micro (vitamins A, B group, C and D), minerals (iron and calcium), source, function, deficiency 1.3 Groups of people: age (babies and toddlers, pre-schoolers, children, teenagers, adults, older) gender, activity level, health conditions (lactose intolerance, nut allergy, coronary heart disease, vegans) 1.4 Healthy eating advice: current UK Be able to change recipes to make them healthier

Topic How am I? What do I do to improve my question papers, read and highlight my. this Who do I seek support from to help me government guidelines on eg fat, sugar, salt, fibre, and fruit and vegetables. 1.5 Nutritional information: eg fat content, calories content, serving size 1.6 Recommendations: including current healthy eating advice, individual requirements for a balanced diet, RI/GDAs 2.1 Recipe: eg, cooking method, ingredients, portion size, serving suggestion, cost 2.3 Other factors: eg taste, texture, moisture, appeal, appearance Plan and produce dishes in response to a brief Assess the requirements of a set brief Select a menu of dishes for the brief Develop a plan of action for making the dishes Review and revise plan from feedback Demonstrate how to prepare themselves and environment for Be able to plan a menu for a set brief Be able to prepare and make the dishes on the menu

Topic How am I? What do I do to improve my question papers, read and highlight my. this Who do I seek support from to help me cooking Apply the plan to make the dishes on the menu Demonstrate cooking skills to make the dishes on the menu Demonstrate safe and hygienic working practices throughout Assess the strengths and weaknesses of the menu Assess the strengths and weaknesses of the planning and preparation process Assess the strengths and weaknesses of the completed dishes Evaluate how the brief has been met Range 1.1 Set brief: this can be created by the Teacher or use the produced internal assessment 1.3 Plan: to include timings, ingredients, equipment, utensils, order of work, health and safety considerations and skills used 1.4 Feedback: eg Teacher, peer, target audience 3.4 Evaluate: to include what the learner would change Be able to review the menu and completed dishes

Topic How am I? What do I do to improve my question papers, read and highlight my. this Who do I seek support from to help me Review of previous examinations: