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Classic Inns

Cookbook
Autumn/Winter 2016

Overview, Policy
& Procedures

Introduction

Recipe pages

This page provides a guide to the use of the new style of cookbook.
Which has been introduced in order to provide a more effective training
tool and a better day to day working document.

Procedure Pages
Date Coding Policy, Chopping Board Chart all refer to the condition
of the product prior to preparation work, starting before the product is
prepared for service.
Preparation/Pre-Staging/Cooking Tips, contains all the information you
need to prepare your food items for service, there is a specific page for
the handling and cooking of steaks.
There is a symbol key guide to help you identify the icons used
throughout the recipe pages.

This section shows the final presentation of the product and the
ingredients and quantities required to produce it. It also contains all the
information you need to prepare your food items for service.
Icons denote the storage conditions, critical control points and crockery
for presentation. They also give a quick reference for the equipment
you will need to carry out the preparation.
Guidelines/Hints & Tips highlights any information which cannot be
identified from the picture, for example, in the case of the sandwiches
and burgers, the order in which the dish should be built.

Wall posters
These should be displayed at the plating point, out of sight of the
customer, as a quick guide. Icons denote the crockery that the dish
should be presented on.

What you must do


The front of house staff are the final check before the dish is delivered
to the customer, therefore it is vital that they know how the dish should
look and can perform the final visual quality check.

COOKBOOK OVERVIEW

Thermodyne/Prince Castle Hot Holding Instructions


The hot hold units must reach the required temperature before use and
must be recorded on each page. Thermodyne 80C.
Prince Castle upper shelf 107C, lower shelf 90C.
Alto Shaam hot hold units must be set to the highest setting.
Food must be heated thoroughly to 75C (82C in Scotland) before
placing in the hot hold unit the initial cook temperature and time of
placing into the unit must be recorded in the kitchen diary.
When batch cooking at the same temperture and using the same cook
process and equipment, it is acceptable to probe one item within the
batch at each stage.
A sanitised probe must be used to record the food in the hot hold unit
this temperature must be recorded in the kitchen diary.
Food can be held for no longer than 30 minutes as the quality will
deteriorate. Record these items as waste.
All food items must be hot held at a temperature of 65C and above.
Any items falling below 65C must be discarded immediately and
recorded on both the hot hold sheet and in the waste book.
If the equipment is not used on a specific day the record sheet
must be completed with the date and N/A.

Allow 20 minutes warm up time before using the holding cabinets.


Dry and replace pan racks, lids and pans after cleaning, so the cabinet
is ready to use once switched back on and warmed up.
Always make sure that the equipment is used for peak sessions only.
Food should be cooked fresh at all other times unless stated otherwise.
CAUTION: These units are not watertight. Do not clean with a water
jet/jet spray. Do not immerse the unit in water.
Allow a 30 minute cooling down period before cleaning internal surfaces.
Always make sure that you set the red lights to green by pressing the
grey buttons. This sets the timer for an hour and when it flashes red its
time to record that temp. (Subject to the model you have).
Do not hold food in water in the Prince Castle. The flavour and
succulence of the product will escape and be replaced with water,
breaking down the protein and spoiling the food.
The cover or lid (on the Prince Castle) to each container should
be removed for hot holding of crumbed or breaded products.
This will help to ensure the product is kept hot, but also the product will
not get soggy. Otherwise for items such as burgers and sausages the
lid/cover should remain in place.
The Thermodyne has 2 sorts of metal lids or covers these are either
solid lids or the lids have holes in for the steam to escape.
Both should be cleaned, by hand washing after each container
is emptied and before they are reloaded.

THERMODYNE/PRINCE CASTLE HOT HOLDING

What you must do

What you must check

Prepare food on day of service or the night before for


lunchtime functions.
Prepare foods in accordance with the Cook Book, menu
development and hazard analysis.
Do not remove cold foods from the fridge sooner than 10 minutes
before service.

Check high risk foods are not displayed for longer than 90 minutes
and any leftovers are discarded.

What if something goes wrong


Inform the manager.
Re-train relevant Team Members.

Keep foods covered until required.


Shut all windows and outside doors during service unless
insect screened.
High risk foods should only be displayed for 90 minutes and
then discarded.
Customers should be discouraged from taking food home,
as it may have reached the limit of safe life whilst on display
at ambient temperature.

AMBIENT BUFFETS

CHOPPING BOARDS

Critical Contol Point (CCPs) Icons


Board & Knife Blue Raw Fish
Use a sanitised blue chopping
board and knife

Probe 75C
The core temperature of the item must
reach 75C before serving.

Board & Knife Brown Vegetables


Use a sanitised brown chopping
board and knife

Probe 82C (Scotland)


The core temperature of the reheated
item must reach 82C before serving.

Board & Knife Green Salads


Use a sanitised green chopping
board and knife

Wash Hands
Hands must be washed correctly prior
to commencing the process.

Board & Knife Yellow Cooked Meat


Use a sanitised yellow chopping
board and knife

Cook from Ambient


This product is cooked
straight off the shelf.

Board & Knife Red Raw Meat


Use a sanitised red chopping
board and knife

Cooked from Chilled


This product must be kept refrigerated
until it is cooked.

Board & Knife White Diary & Bakery


Use a sanitised white chopping
board and knife

Cooked from Frozen


This product must be cooked on
removal from freezer.
Cooked from Defrost
This item must be defrosted as per
company policy before cooking.

ICON GUIDE

Dish (Plating) Icon Examples


White Round Plate 12"
Example of 12" white round plate icon.

Pasta Plate
Example of pasta plate icon.

Balti Dish
Example of balti dish icon.

White Round Plate 10"


Example of 10" white round plate icon.

Chip Mug
Example of chip mug icon.

Kilner Jar
Example of kilner jar icon.

Triangular Plate
Example of triangular plate icon.

Wooden Board
Example of wooden board icon.

Butter Pad 4"


Example of 4" butter pad icon.

Iconic Plate
Example of iconic plate icon.

Cazuela Dish
Example of cazuela dish icon.

Soup Bowl
Example of soup bowl icon.

Oval Plate
Example of oval plate icon.

Platter Plate
Example of platter plate icon.

Ramekin
Example of ramekin icon.

White / Grey Oblong Plate


Example of oblong plate icon.

Handleless Jug
Example of handleless jug icon.

Rectangular Pie Dish


Example of rectangular pie dish icon.

Sundae Glass
Example of sundae glass plate icon.

Relish Pot
Example of relish pot icon.

Gravy Boat
Example of gravy boat icon.

ICON GUIDE

Cooking Method Icons


Boiling Pan
Place the item into a pan of boiling
water using tongs or similar.

Microwave
Place the item into the microwave
and cook as per instructions.

Chargrill
Place the item onto the chargrill, turning
4 times to ensure diamond grill marks.

MerryChef
Place the item into the MerryChef
and cook as per instructions.

Overhead Grill
Place the item onto a baking sheet
and under the grill.

Pan Fry
Place the item into a lightly oiled pan
and cook as per instructions.

Fryer
Place the item into the fryer basket
and into the fryer until cooked.

Simmer
Carefully place the item into a pan of
boiling water and allow to simmer.

ICON GUIDE

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Cleaning Practices
Always isolate equipment before cleaning.
Allow equipment to cool to handling temperature.
Always use protective gear where applicable.
Always follow chemical instructions for usage.

17.
18.

Using the appropriate filtering equipment drain


the oil from the fryer (Photo 1).
Shut off the drainage tap and store the oil away from the fryer.
(this is is a safety measure to decrease the chances of water
spoiling the oil).
Lift the heating element to the high position (Photo 2).
Remove any remaining debris from the element and fryer.
Return the element to the cooking position (Photo 3).
Fill the fryer to the low level with appropriatley dilluted
degreaser solution.
Heat the fryer until the solution boils and then switch off.
Allow the fryer to cool for 5 minutes to ensure the element
has cooled enough.
drain the water from the fryer and discard.
Fill the fryer to the low level with clean water.
Heat the fryer until the water boils and then switch off.
Allow the fryer to cool for 5 minutes to ensure the element
has cooled enough.
Drain the water from the fryer and discard.
Lift the element to the high position and remove all water
particles from the fryer.
Close the drainage tap ensuring no water is trapped in the well.
Pull out the fryers and thoroughly clean all surrounding
surfaces (Photo 4).
Clean the fryer unit inside and out and push back the unit.
Rotate, discard and renew the oil to the fryer (Photo 5).

FRYER CLEANING

Safety:
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3.
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5.
6.

Always follow manufacturers instructions.


Do not turn on without first turning on the extraction fan.
Ensure that the deep fat fryers are sited under the extraction canopy.
Never put your hands/ fingers into the fryer.
To prevent splashing always put food into the basket and lower gently.
The correct PPE Personal protective equipment must be worn
when discarding oil and cleaning the fryer.
7. If there are any problems with the deep fat fryer report it to your
kitchen manager or duty manager.
8. Care must be taken when putting battered fish in the fryer.
Do not drop the fish in or it could splash you.

Operating Instructions:
There are many different types of deep fat fryers in the business.
Refer to manufacturers instruction for the full operating instructions.
Approx. 15 minutes before you will need to use them,
light the fryers using the manufactures instructions

Turn fryers down in the afternoon when not in use

Top up the oil regularly to maintain the correct level

Chips and potato products are cooked in the chip fryer;


everything else is cooked in the other fryers

Check the core temperature of cooked food with a probe


to ensure a temperature of 75C (82C in Scotland) is achieved

Set the dial to the required temperature. Chip fryer is


180C all others between 160C-170C. Use a thermometer to
check the temperature of the oil prior to cooking

Always cascade the oil through a range of fryers


i.e. start with new oil in the chip fryer, which can be moved
to the breaded fryer etc. See next page for details

USING DEEP FAT FRYERS

Benefits:
Maximizes the life of the oil
Reduces wastage
Help produce the right
colour presentation

Dos

Donts

Cook chips and potato products in the chip fryer


and all other products in the breaded fryer.

Cook too many chips at once. Chips must be cooked to order.


Only cook chips in batches on busy periods.

Put fried food into the basket and lower it in slowly


to avoid being splashed with hot oil.

Overfill the fryer baskets as they could overflow. This will also cool
the fryers down quickly producing poor quality greasy chips.

Follow the timings in the cookbook when cooking fried food.


Note Most products tend to float when cooked.

Re-fry chips that have gone cold as the


quality will be very poor and greasy.

Filter the oil daily and cascade to help prolong the life
of the oil and produce great quality food.

Transfer food from the fryer in the fryer basket. Use a tray covered
with paper towel to transfer food from the fryers to be served.

Time the cooking of fried food so that it is served


as quickly as possible after cooking.

Deep fry sausages and fatty meat products in


the fryer. This will deteriorate the oil.

CORRECT OIL MANAGEMENT

Chef Uniform
Chefs should proudly wear their uniform at all times

Chef hat
Clean white chef jackets
Clean apron
Chef trousers checks or plain black
Clean shoes

There will be no excuses for not wearing


your uniform correctly.

DRESS CODE

Safe Cooking Methods

Vacuum Packed Steaks

Quality Identifiers for Degrees of Cooking

The benefits of using vacuum packed meats are: It extends the shelf life of the meat.
A hygienic method of storage.
Easy to check stock levels.
Ease of stock rotation.

Handling Steaks

BLUE > RARE > MEDIUM RARE > MEDIUM > MEDIUM WELL > WELL

Examine packs of meat on delivery, ensure all packs are sealed.


Any found punctured or opened should be returned to the supplier.
Store steaks at 1C-8C, do not freeze vacuum packed meat.
Store steaks on their sides, otherwise it will dry out the steaks.
Estimate daily sales, allow for increase in sales as the trade builds
through the week. Remove steak from vacuum pack, do not leave
steak in opened pack.
Steak will appear grey, allow steaks to breathe for at least hour
prior to cooking. This will allow the steak to return to its natural redness
and ensure the steak flavour is not impaired.
Opened steaks need to be stored in a clean tray, covered, labelled, dated and
used within 3 days. Transfer steaks to a clean tray after every session.
Organise steaks by thickness. Use thick steaks for rare or medium rare and
thin steaks for medium and well done.
Check steaks for weight and quality to ensure they meet specification.

Cooking
Use tongs for placing steaks onto the chargrill/hotplate.
Use a spatula to turn the steak whilst cooking.
Whilst cooking the spatula must not touch the raw part of the meat.
Lightly oil and season with a pinch of salt the steak on both sides.
Start cooking the steak on the hottest part of the grill or griddle.
Turn the steaks over after approximately 2 minutes. If you have
a steak grill, brand steak with well defined grill marks.
Cook steak for appropriate time to ensure the steak is cooked as requested.
Ensure all the edges of the steak are sealed.

BLUE sealed outside, raw and bloody centre.


RARE red centre.
MEDIUM RARE red centre.
MEDIUM pink centre.
MEDIUM WELL thick pink line in centre.
WELL brown centre, no pink.
Steak Handling and Storage Procedures.
1. Only use steaks from your nominated supplier
2. Only accept steaks when:- Within date, clearly labelled, vacuum
packed, within chilled temperature range (1C-8C).
3. Remove steaks from vacuum pack.
4. Discard all blood/moisture from pack.
5. Do not wash steaks.
6. Lightly cover with clingfilm and day dot.
7. Place in a dedicated meat refrigerator in strict stock rotation.
8. Place steaks onto a clean tray daily.
9. Keep steaks for a maximum of 48 hours from opening.
10.Discard any out of date product.

STEAK HANDLING & COOKING GUIDE

Always Defrost burgers in the


fridge prior to service.
Use your defrost level sheets to
determine how many you will need.
Gently flatten the burger down a little.

After 2 minutes turn the burger


over using a spatular.
Leave for 2 minutes.

Place onto a hot preheated


char-grill using tongs.
If you touch the raw burger with your
fingers ensure you wash them.
Leave for 2 minutes.

After 2 minutes give the burger a


quarter turn to form a criss cross
pattern on the other side of the burger.
Leave for a final 2 minutes (8 minutes
cooking time in total).
Probe to ensure a core temp of 75C
(82C in Scotland).
If not continue cooking and

After 2 minutes give the burger a


quarter turn using a spatular to form a
criss cross pattern on the burger.
Leave for 2 minutes.

Serve immediately or (if you have one)


hot hold for 2 hours maximum in the
hot holding unit.

BURGER COOKING GUIDE

Deep Frying

Salads, Sandwiches & Cold Dishes

1. Ensure food is within its use by date if fresh or


best before date if frozen.

1. Ensure ingredients are within their use by date.

2. Ensure equipment is at operating temperature.

3. Ensure all equipment is clean before use.

3. Cook as per cookbook.

4. Keep ingredients at 1C-8C or below before use or only keep


small quantities for immediate use out of temperature control.

4. Spot check items to ensure a core temperature of 75C


(82C in Scotland) are achieved.
5. Cook further and review cooking time if 75C (82C in Scotland)
is not achieved.
6. Serve immediately.

2. Ensure all salad items are washed before use.

5. Discard any item out of temperature control for 4 hours.

Chargrill Area
Have a designated area of the chargrill for vegetarian food.
If a fish griddle is not available have 3 designated areas of the
chargrill, for meat, fish and vegetarian.

Fryer
Whenever possible as per chargrill have a fryer allocated
for meat, fish and vegetarian.

Record on your matrix where these areas are.


Ensure to use different utensils for each type of food.

Soups & Sauces


1. Ensure ingredients are within their use by date.
2. Ensure equipment is at operating temperature.
3. Cook as per cookbook.
4. Bring to the simmer as quickly as possible.
5. Check that the liquids bubble and stir regularly.
6. Maintain the temperature above 75C (82C in Scotland)
whilst cooking.
7. Then:
a. Keep at over 65C.
b. Chill following chilling procedure.
c. Serve.

SAFE COOKING METHODS

Starters & Sharers

CIABATTA BREAD
INGREDIENTS
Ciabatta

CIABATTA BREAD STRIPS

Days Use

PREPARATION
1. Defrost ciabatta in the
fridge for service.
2. Bake in the oven at 200C for
approx. 5 minutes to crisp up the
outside. Only bake enough for
one days service. Allow to cool.
3. Store at room temperature in
a sealed container.

ROASTED CARROT
(1 Portion)

ROASTED VINE
TOMATOES (10 Portions)

Once ciabatta has been baked and


cooled, cut into 4 equal strips.

INGREDIENTS
Vine Tomatoes
Olive Oil

PICTURE SHOWS BULK RECIPE


INGREDIENTS
Carrot (Approx. 100g)
Sunflower Oil
Maldon Sea Salt

1
10ml
0.5g

700gms
150ml

PREPARATION
1. Line a roasting tray with tin
foil, drizzle the olive oil over
the vine cherry tomatoes.
2. Roast in the oven at 200C for
approx. 10-15 minutes. Remove
cherry tomatoes from the oven,
ensure still on the vine and chill
under controlled conditions
3. Keep all the liquor from the
tray for service.

PREPARATION
1. Remove root end of
carrot and peel..
2. Place carrots into a hot oiled
tray, season and roast in the
oven at 200C for approx.
15 minutes, turning to ensure
golden, even colour.
3. Allow carrots to cool and
cut on the angle.
4. Store in the fridge for service.

STARTERS & SHARERS PRE-STAGING

Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Ingredients

Mozzarella Ball ()

Cook
From

Qty

Cook
Method

Time

Core
Temp

62.5g

Cherry Tomatoes

20g

Beef Tomatoes

90g

Slow Roasted Tomatoes

15g

Rocket Pesto

5g

Pea Shoots

5g

Key Quality Points:


1. Tomato and mozzarella should be evenly sliced.
2. Pea shoot garnish to be bright and fresh in appearance.

CCP

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company FSP.
All salad items to be washed to company policy.
1. Slice mozzarella ball into 4 even slices.
2. Slice the beef tomato into 4 even slices, and cut the cherry tomatoes in half.
3. Place beef tomato slices onto plate, top with mozzarella slices.
4. Garnish the centre of the plate with salad mix, cherry tomatoes and slow roasted tomatoes.
5. Finish with a drizzle of rocket pesto over the mozzarella.
6. Serve as shown in the photograph.

If Hot Holding Refer to Matrix

TOMATO & MOZZARELLA SALAD

Crockery

Ingredients

Chicken & Pepper Skewers


Sweet Chilli Sauce
Pea Shoots

Qty

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Core
Temp

4-5 Min.

60g
5g

Key Quality Points:


1. Chicken skewers to be cooked through, but still moist and juicy.
2. Pea shoot garnish to be bright and fresh in appearance.
3. Ensure ramekin has clean edges.

CCP

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company FSP.
All salad items to be washed to company policy.
1. Prior to service defrost the chicken & pepper skewers.
2. Chargrill the chicken & pepper skewers for approx. 4-5 minutes, turn during cook.
Once cooked drizzle with 20g of the sweet chilli sauce.
3. Place remaining 40g of sweet chillli sauce in a ramekin.
4. Garnish with salad mix.
5. Serve as shown in the photograph.

If Hot Holding Refer to Matrix


Crockery

SWEET CHILLI CHICKEN & PEPPER SKEWERS


Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Ingredients

Qty

Calamari

140g

Garlic Mayonnaise

40g

Pea Shoots

5g

Lemon Wedge

Paprika

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Core
Temp

3-4 Min.

1 Pinch

Key Quality Points:


1. Calamari to be crisp and golden.
2. Pea shoot garnish to be bright and fresh in appearance.
3. Ensure ramekin has clean edges.

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company policy.
All salad items to be washed to company policy.
1. Calamari should be crisp and golden, drain off excess oil.
2. Pre-portion garlic mayonnaise into ramekin.
3. Dust the calamari with a pinch of paprika.
4. Serve as shown in the photograph.

CCP

If Hot Holding Refer to Matrix


Crockery

CRISPY CALAMARI

Ingredients

Qty

Cooked King Prawns

90g

Seafood Sauce

40ml

Cos Lettuce (Roughly Cut)

50g

Cucumber

30g

Lemon Wedge
Paprika
Brown Bread Slice
Butter

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Core
Temp

6
1 Pinch
1
25g

Key Quality Points:


1. Ensure salad is crisp and fresh.
2. Ensure bread is fresh.

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company policy.
All salad items to be washed to company policy.
1. Bread to be fresh, serve 2 half slices.
2. Wash and roughly cut the cos lettuce, place on plate and top with sliced cucumber and cooked king prawns.
3. Drizzle the seafood sauce over the king prawns and sprinkle with a pinch of paprika
4. Pre-portion butter into relish pot.
5. Garnish with a lemon wedge.
6. Serve as shown in the photograph on a grey oblong plate.

CCP

If Hot Holding Refer to Matrix


Crockery

KING PRAWN COCKTAIL


Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Ingredients

Soup
Ciabatta
Butter

Qty

250ml

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Core
Temp

2 Min.

25g

Key Quality Points:


1. Soup should be piping hot, ensure clean presentation.
2. Ensure bread is fresh.

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company policy.
1. See pre-staging for ciabatta.
2. Heat soup in a microwave, ensure core temperature of 75C is reached.
3. Pre-portion butter into ramekin.
4. Serve as shown in the photograph.

CCP

If Hot Holding Refer to Matrix


Crockery

SOUP OF THE DAY

Ingredients

Qty

Seasonal Mixed Leaves

20g

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Roasted Carrot

1 Portion

30 Sec.

Roasted Vine Tomatoes

1 Portion

30 Sec.

Halloumi Cheese

50g

1 Min.

Rocket Pesto

10g

Pea Shoots

5g

Core
Temp

Key Quality Points:


1. Ensure vegetables retain bright colour.
2. Pea shoot garnish to be bright and fresh in appearance.

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company FSP.
All salad items to be washed to company policy.
1. See pre-staging for roasted carrot and roasted vine tomatoes.
2. Place seasonal mixed leaf on the plate.
3. Reheat the roasted carrot and vine tomatoes in the MerryChef for approx. 30 seconds.
4. Grill the sliced halloumi for approx. 1 minutes on one side, ensure colour is achieved.
5. Top mixed leaves with the pea shoots, roasted carrot and vine tomatoes.
Add the grilled halloumi slices (colour side up) and drizzle with the rocket pesto.
6. Serve as shown in the photograph.

CCP

If Hot Holding Refer to Matrix


Crockery

GRILLED HALLOUMI
Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Ingredients

Qty

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Core
Temp

Pork, Chicken Liver & Wild Mushroom Pt 80g


White Bread Slices

Butter

25g

Apricot & Ginger Chutney

40g

Pea Shoots

5g

30 Sec.

Key Quality Points:


1. Bread to be lightly toasted under the overhead grill.
2. Pea shoot garnish to be bright and fresh in appearance.

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company policy.
All salad items to be washed to company policy.
1. Pre-portion pork, chicken liver & wild mushroom pt into 80g portions prior to service.
2. Lightly toast both sides of the white bread.
3. Pre-portion butter into relish pot.
4. Garnish with pea shoots and apricot and ginger chutney.
5. Serve as shown in the photograph on a grey oblong plate.

CCP

If Hot Holding Refer to Matrix


Crockery

PORK, CHICKEN LIVER & WILD MUSHROOM PT

Ingredients

Southern-fried Chicken Strips

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

5-6 Min.

Chicken Wings (6)

180g

4-5 Min.

Giant Potato Wedges

300g

4-5 Min.

Breaded Scampi

120g

4-5 Min.

Beer-Battered Onion Rings

160g

3-4 Min.

1-2 Min.

Ciabatta Bread Strips


Garlic Butter

Key Quality Points:


1. Ensure all fried products are crisp and golden.
2. Butter pads to have clean edges.

Qty

40g

Tortilla Chips

60g

Sour Cream

40g

Salsa

50g

BBQ Sauce

50g

Fresh Tartare Sauce

50g

Pea Shoots

5g

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company policy.
All salad items to be washed to company policy.
1. See pre-staging for ciabatta and ciabatta bread strips.
2. Chicken strips, chicken wings, potato wedges, scampi and onion rings
should be crisp and golden, drain off excess oil.
3. Pre-portion tartare sauce, BBQ sauce, salsa and sour cream into butter pads.
4. Garnish with pea shoots.
5. Serve as shown in the photograph.

Core
Temp

CCP

Crockery

CLASSIC COMBO
Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Ingredients

Tortilla Chips
Grated Mozzarella/Cheddar Mix

Qty

165g

Cook
Method

Time

Core
Temp

30-40 Sec.

40g

Sour Cream

80g

Salsa

75g

Guacamole

75g

Sliced Green Jalapenos

20g

Spring Onion (Finely Sliced)

Cook
From

Key Quality Points:


1. Cheese to be evenly spread over nachos and melted.
2. Do not over microwave the nachos.

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company policy.
All salad items to be washed to company policy.
1. Layer the tortilla chips and grated mozzarella/cheddar mix in a pasta plate.
2. Heat the nachos in the microwave for 30-40 seconds. Do not over microwave the nachos.
3. Add the salsa, guacamole and sour cream to the dish and garnish with spring onion and sliced jalapenos.
4. Serve as shown in the photograph.

CCP

If Hot Holding Refer to Matrix


Crockery

NACHOS

Ingredients

Qty

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Boxed Camembert

3-4 Min.

Garlic Bread Ring

2-3 Min.

Celery
Rosemary

Core
Temp

100g
1 Sprig

Key Quality Points:


1. Ensure camembert is runny in texture.
2. Peel celery prior to cutting into batons.

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company policy.
All salad items to be washed to company policy.
1. Prior to service remove camembert from the box and peel off plastic wrapper, leaving the
second layer of paper wrapper still intact. Place the camembert with paper wrapper back into
box base, open the paper wrapper as shown in photograph.
2. Bake the camembert in the MerryChef at 225C for approx. 3-4 minutes until the top of the
camembert bursts, once cooked garnish with a sprig of rosemary
3. Wash, peel and baton the celery into 2 batons.
4. Bake the garlic bread ring in the MerryChef at 225C for approx. 2-3 minutes.
5. Serve as shown in the photograph.

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BOX BAKED CAMEMBERT


Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Sandwiches, Ciabattas
& Burritos

CIABATTA
INGREDIENTS
Ciabatta

BATTER MIX (11 Portions)

Days Use

PREPARATION
1. Defrost ciabatta in the fridge.
2. Bake in the oven at 180C
for approx. 8-10 minutes to
crisp up the outside.
3. Only bake enough for one days
service. Allow to cool.
4. Store at room temperature
in a sealed container.

INGREDIENTS
Dry Batter Mix
500g
Beer
1 Pints
Ensure beer is transfered into
the kitchen in a plastic cup
PREPARATION
1. Mix 500g batter mix with 1
pints of beer. (Should be
thickness of double cream).
2. Store at room temperature in
a sealed container. Batter mix
must be disposed of at the
end of each service.

RED ONION, SPRING


ONION & PEPPER MIX
(10 Portions)
INGREDIENTS
Red Onion
Spring Onion
Mixed Peppers
Sunflower Oil

SALT BEEF

1
300g
200g
600g
30ml

PREPARATION
1. Peel and slice the red onion.
2. Trim and finely slice the
spring onion.
3. Thinly slice the peppers.
4. Add the peppers to a well oiled
pan and cook for 1 minute, then
add the red onion and cook for
a further minute. Then add the
spring onion and cook for a
final minute.
5. Cool, pre-portion and store in a
labelled plastic container.

Salt beef comes in frozen,


and in a 700g block.

Defrost and slice into approx.


14 x 50g slices and portion and
store under refrigeration.

SANDWICH SELECTION PRE-STAGING

Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Ingredients

Qty

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Sliced Bread (White)

45 Sec.

Chicken Escalope

6-8 Min.

Smoked Streaky Bacon Rashers

3-4 Min.

Avocado Half (Sliced)

Cos Lettuce (Shredded)

30g

Beef Tomato (Sliced)

90g

Mayonnaise

40ml

Salad Mix
French Dressing

Key Quality Points:


1. Ensure avocado is sliced to order.
2. Ensure bread is fresh and lightly toasted.
3. Ensure salad is crisp and fresh.

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company policy.
All salad items to be washed to company policy.
1. See pre-staging for bacon.
2. Defrost the avocado half prior to service
3. Wash the cos, trim any tired leaves and shred, slice beef tomato prior to service.
4. Once chicken is cooked, allow to rest and slice into 4 equal strips on a sanitised yellow chopping board.
5. Assembly: Bread>20ml Mayo>15g Cos Lettuce>45g Beef Tomato>Bacon>Avocado Slices
Bread>20ml Mayo>15g Cos Lettuce>45g Beef Tomato>Chicken>Avocado Slices>Bread.
6. Cut sandwich in half and skewer.
7. Garnish with a crisp and fresh dressed salad mix.
8. Serve as shown in the photograph.

THE CLUB SANDWICH

Core
Temp

15g
5ml

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Ingredients

Ciabatta

Qty

Salad Mix

15g

Mozzarella Ball ()

65g

Beef Tomatoes

90g

Slow Roasted Tomatoes

15g

Rocket Pesto

5g

Salad Mix
French Dressing

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Core
Temp

1 Min.

15g
5ml

Key Quality Points:


1. Ensure ciabatta is crisp on outside and soft in the middle.
2. Ensure salad is crisp and fresh.

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Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company policy.
All salad items to be washed to company policy.
1. See pre-staging for ciabatta.
2. Slice mozzarella ball into 4 even slices and the beef tomato into 4 even slices
3. Assembly: Ciabatta>Salad Mix>Beef Tomato Slices>Mozzarella Slices>Slow Roasted Tomato>Rocket Pesto.
4. Garnish with a crisp and fresh dressed salad mix.
5. Cut ciabatta in half at an angle.
6. Serve as shown in the photograph.

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TOMATO & MOZZARELLA CIABATTA


Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Ingredients

Qty

Ciabatta

Mayonnaise

25ml

Cos Lettuce

30g

Salt Beef Slices

100g

Mature Cheddar Cheese Slice

Key Quality Points:


1. Ensure ciabatta is crisp on outside and soft in the middle.
2. Ensure the build is as shown and cheese has fully melted.
3. Ensure salad is crisp and fresh.

Gherkins

45g

Red Onions

30g

Frenchs Mustard

25g

Salad Mix
French Dressing

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company policy.
All salad items to be washed to company policy.
1. See pre-staging for ciabatta and red onions.
2. Prior to service shred cos lettuce and slice the gherkins lengthways.
3. Prior to service defrost the salt beef and slice into 50g slices.
4. Cut the ciabatta in half and spread the mayonnaise on the base, top with shredded cos lettuce.
5. Add the salt beef slices and top with cheese slice. Place under grill to melt cheese.
Once cheese has melted top with red onion, sliced gherkin and Frenchs mustard.
6. Cut ciabatta in half at an angle.
7. Garnish with a crisp and fresh dressed salad mix.
8. Serve as shown in the photograph.

SALT BEEF DELI SANDWICH

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Core
Temp

1 Min.

30 Sec.

10 Sec.

15g
5ml

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Ingredients

Ciabatta

Fresh Tartare Sauce

40ml

Cos Lettuce

30g

Cod Fillet
Flour
Batter Mix
Salad Mix
French Dressing
Key Quality Points:
1. Ensure ciabatta is crisp on outside and soft in the middle.
2. Fish fingers should be crisp, golden and free from grease.
3. Ensure salad is crisp and fresh.

Qty

Lemon Wedge

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company policy.
All salad items to be washed to company policy.
1. See pre-staging for ciabatta and batter mix
2. Wash the cos, trim any tired leaves and shred prior to service.
3. Defrost fish fillets, check and remove any bones and cut fillet into quarters.
4. Flour outside of fish fillets and place into the batter mix and ensure the fish is
completely covered then carefully lift one end and cook in clean hot oil.
5. Assembly: Ciabatta>Tartare Sauce>Cos Lettuce>Fish Fingers.
6. Garnish with a crisp and fresh dressed salad mix and a lemon wedge.
7. Serve as shown in the photograph.

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Core
Temp

1 Min.

5-6 Min.

2g
Portion
15g
5ml
6

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FISH FINGER CIABATTA


Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Ingredients

Ciabatta

Sticky BBQ Sauce

25g

Cos Lettuce

30g

Beef Tomato

45g

8oz Rump Steak


Sunflower Oil

Key Quality Points:


1. Ensure ciabatta is crisp on outside and soft in the middle.
2. Ensure steak is oiled and seasoned to order.
3. Ensure salad is crisp and fresh.

Qty

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

1 Min.

Guest.

10ml

Grated Mozzarella/Cheddar Mix

40g

30 Sec.

Red Onions

30g

10 Sec.

Salad Mix
French Dressing

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company policy.
All salad items to be washed to company policy.
1. See pre-staging for ciabatta and red onions.
2. Wash the cos, trim any tired leaves and shred prior to service.
3. Once steak is cooked, allow to rest and slice into 8 equal pieces on a sanitised yellow chopping board.
4. Slice the ciabatta and lightly toast on both sides.
5. Assembly: Ciabatta>Sticky BBQ Sauce>Cos Lettuce>Beef Tomato>
Steak Slices>Mozzarella/Cheddar Mix (Melt under grill)>Red Onions.
6. Cut ciabatta in half at an angle.
7. Garnish with a crisp and fresh dressed salad mix.
8. Serve as shown in the photograph.

STEAK & ONION CIABATTA

Core
Temp

15g
5ml

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Ingredients

Ciabatta

40g

Cos Lettuce

30g

Beef Tomato

45g

40g

Sticky BBQ Sauce

25g

French Dressing

Time

Core
Temp

5-6 Min.

15g
5ml

CCP

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company policy.
All salad items to be washed to company policy.
1. See pre-staging for ciabatta.
Wash the cos, trim any tired leaves and shred, slice beef tomato prior to service.
2. Chicken strips should be crisp and golden, drain off excess oil.
3. Assembly: Ciabatta>Sour Cream>Cos Lettuce>Beef Tomato>
Southern-Fried Chicken Strips>Mozzarella/Cheddar Mix>Sticky BBQ Sauce.
4. Garnish with a crisp and fresh dressed salad mix.
5. Cut ciabatta in half at an angle.
6. Serve as shown in the photograph.

Cook
Method

1 Min.

Grated Mozzarella/Cheddar Mix

Salad Mix

Cook
From

Sour Cream

Southern-Fried Chicken Strips

Key Quality Points:


1. Ensure ciabatta is crisp on outside and soft in the middle.
2. Southern-fried chicken strips to be crisp and golden.
3. Ensure salad is crisp and fresh.

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SOUTHERN-FRIED CHICKEN CIABATTA


Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Ingredients

Key Quality Points:


1. Hot ingredients must be heated before adding to the burrito.
2. Once cut serve immediately.
3. Ensure salad is crisp and fresh.

Method & Presentation

Qty

Wheat Bran Wrap

Cos Lettuce

30g

Sour Cream

20ml

Grated Mozzarella/Cheddar Mix

20g

Jalapenos

15g

Salsa

25g

Halloumi Cheese

100g

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

10 Sec.

1 Min.

Red Onion, Spring Onion & Pepper Mix 1 Portion

30 Sec.

Spicy Rice

100g

30 Sec.

Guacamole

50g

Salad Mix
French Dressing

15g
5ml

Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company FSP.
All fruit and salad items to be washed to company FSP.
1. See pre-staging for red onion, spring onion & pepper mix.
2. Prior to service defrost the wheat bran wrap, spicy rice and the guacamole. Shred the cos lettuce.
3. Decant a a 200g pouch of spicy rice into a portion pot, cover and microwave.
4. Grill the halloumi until coloured. Heat the red onion, spring onion & pepper mix in the microwave.
5. Heat the defrosted wrap for 10 seconds, place on pre-cut tin foil.
Add the shredded cos, sour cream, grated cheese, jalapenos and salsa.
Then add the hot red onion, spring onion & pepper mix, halloumi and spicy rice, top with guacamole and wrap
immediately into a tin foil sausage. Serve immediately or keep whole under hot lights.
6. Garnish with a crisp and fresh dressed salad mix.
7. Serve as shown in the photograph. Clearly mark as vegetarian.

GRILLED HALLOUMI BURRITO

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Core
Temp

Ingredients

Wheat Bran Wrap

Cos Lettuce

30g

Sour Cream

20ml

Grated Mozzarella/Cheddar Mix

20g

Jalapenos

15g

Salsa

25g

Chicken Escalope

Key Quality Points:


1. Hot ingredients must be heated before adding to the burrito.
2. Once cut serve immediately.
3. Ensure salad is crisp and fresh.

Method & Presentation

Qty

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

10 Sec.

6-8 Min.

Red Onion, Spring Onion & Pepper Mix Portion

30 Sec.

Spicy Rice

100g

30 Sec.

Guacamole

50g

Salad Mix
French Dressing

Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per


company FSP. All fruit and salad items to be washed to company FSP.
1. See pre-staging for red onion, spring onion & pepper mix.
2. Prior to service defrost the wheat bran wrap, spicy rice and the guacamole. Shred the cos lettuce.
3. Decant a a 200g pouch of spicy rice into a portion pot, cover and microwave.
4. Chargrill the chicken escalope and slice. Heat the red onion, spring onion & pepper mix in the microwave.
5. Heat the defrosted wrap for 10 seconds, place on pre-cut tin foil.
Add the shredded cos, sour cream, grated cheese, jalapenos and salsa.
Then add the hot red onion, spring onion & pepper mix, sliced chicken and spicy rice, top with guacamole
and wrap immediately into a tin foil sausage. Serve immediately or keep whole under hot lights.
6. Garnish with a crisp and fresh dressed salad mix.
7. Serve as shown in the photograph.

Core
Temp

15g
5ml

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CHICKEN BURRITO
Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Ingredients

Qty

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Chips

210g

3-4 Min.

Or Giant Potato Wedges

300g

4-5 Min.

Or Sweet Potato Fries

210g

3-4 Min.

Core
Temp

Key Quality Points:


1. Chips, wedges or sweet potato fries to be hot and crisp.

Method & Presentation

CCP

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1. Deep-fry the chips or potato wedges or sweet potato fries until crisp, drain off excess oil.
2. Serve as shown in the photograph.

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ADD CHIPS / POTATO WEDGES / SWEET POTATO FRIES

Home Comforts

CIABATTA BREAD
INGREDIENTS
Ciabatta

CIABATTA BREAD STRIPS

Days Use

PREPARATION
1. Defrost ciabatta in the
fridge for service.
2. Bake in the oven at 200C for
approx. 5 minutes to crisp up the
outside. Only bake enough for
one days service. Allow to cool.
3. Store at room temperature in
a sealed container.

SUPERFOOD SALAD

Once ciabatta has been baked and


cooled, cut into 4 equal strips.

INGREDIENTS
FULL HALF
Salad Mix
50g
25g
Baby Spinach
10g
5g
Cherry Tomatoes
70g
35g
Cucumber
40g
20g
Spring Onion
1

Mixed Peppers
30g
15g
Edamame Beans (Defrosted) 15g
8g
Slow Roasted Tomatoes 20g
10g
Omega Seed Mix
1g
1g
Avocado Halves
1

HOME COMFORTS PRE-STAGING

PREPARATION
1. Cut tomato into halves. Slice
cucumber in half lengthways
and slice on the angle. Slice the
mixed peppers into batons.
Finely slice spring onions,
refrigerate in a sealed plastic
container.
2. Defrost the avocados and
dice to order.
3. To build salad:
Salad Mix
Baby Spinach
Cherry Tomatoes
Cucumber
Spring Onion
Mixed Peppers
Edamame Beans
Slow Roasted Tomatoes
Omega Seed Mix
Diced Avocado (to order)

SEASONAL VEGETABLES
(5 Portions)

ROASTED CARROT
(1 Portion)

RED WINE GRAVY


(10 Portions)
INGREDIENTS
Water
Red Wine
Gravy Granules

INGREDIENTS
Green Beans
Broccoli
Butter

150g
200g
31g

PREPARATION
1. Blanch the green beans in
seasoned boiling water for
approx. 1-2 minutes.
2. Wash the broccoli thoroughly.
3. Blanch in seasoned boiling
water for approx. 1-2 minutes.
Chill under controlled conditions.
4. Pre-portion in portion pots with
a 6g knob of butter.
5. Store under refrigeration
ready for service.

PICTURE SHOWS BULK RECIPE


INGREDIENTS
Carrot (Approx. 100g)
Sunflower Oil
Maldon Sea Salt

1
10ml
g

RED ONIONS
(5 Portions)
1 ltr
200ml
200g

PREPARATION
1. Heat the water and red wine in a
pan until it reaches boiling point.
2. Whisk in the gravy granules,
making sure no lumps form.
3. Remove from the heat. Cool
within 90 minutes.
4. Store under refrigeration
ready for service.

PREPARATION
1. Remove root end of
carrot and peel..
2. Place carrots into a hot oiled
tray, season and roast in the
oven at 200C for approx.
15 minutes, turning to ensure
golden, even colour.
3. Allow carrots to cool and
cut on the angle.
4. Store in the fridge for service.

HOME COMFORTS PRE-STAGING

INGREDIENTS
Red Onion
Sunflower Oil

150g
10ml

PREPARATION
1. Peel and thinly slice the
red onion.
2. Add the red onion to a well oiled
pan and cook for 1-2 minutes
to soften and colour.
3. Cool and store in a labelled
plastic container.

ROASTED VINE
TOMATOES (10 Portions)
INGREDIENTS
Vine Tomatoes
Olive Oil

700gms
150mls

PREPARATION
1. Line a roasting tray with tin
foil, drizzle the olive oil over
the vine cherry tomatoes.
2. Roast in the oven at 200C for
approx. 10-15 minutes. Remove
cherry tomatoes from the oven,
ensure still on the vine and chill
under controlled conditions
3. Keep all the liquor from the
tray for service.

MASH POTATO
(1 Portion)

POPPADUMS
INGREDIENTS
Poppadums

Days Use

PREPARATION
1. Pre-fry poppodoms in clean hot
oil at 180C, drain excess oil.
2. Only cook enough for one days
service. Allow to cool.
3. Store at room temperature
in a sealed container.

INGREDIENTS
Mash Potato
Butter

HERITAGE POTATOES
(5 Portions)
250g
12g

PREPARATION
1. Pre-portion mash with 12g of
butter in portion pots.
2. Store under refrigeration
ready for service.

HOME COMFORTS PRE-STAGING

INGREDIENTS
Heritage Potatoes
Butter
Chives

1kg
62g
2g

PREPARATION
1. Wash the potatoes
thoroughly before use.
2. Bring the potatoes to the boil in
seasoned water until a cutlery
knife can penetrate the potatoes.
3. Drain the potatoes in a colander.
(Never refresh the potatoes
in cold water).
4. Once the potatoes are cool
enough to handle, slice them
in half lengthways if required
(due to size).
5. Pre-portion in portion pots and
add 12g of butter and g of
chopped chives to each pot
and store the potatoes under
chilled conditions.

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Ingredients

Qty

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Lamb Shank

2-3 Min.

Mash Potato

1 Portion

1 Min.

Seasonal Vegetables

1 Portion

30 Sec.

Roasted Carrot

1 Portion

30 Sec.

Core
Temp

Key Quality Points:


1. Lamb shank to be cooked through, but still moist.
2. Ensure vegetables retain bright colour.

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company policy.
1. See pre-staging for mash potato, seasonal vegetables and roasted carrot.
2. Place the lamb shank pouch in the microwave and cook until core temperature is achieved.
3. Fluff mash potato with a fork half way through heating.
4. Reheat the seasonal vegetables in the microwave.
5. Reheat the roasted carrot in the MerryChef.
6. Place mash and vegetables on plate, lay the lamb shank against the
mash and pour sauce from pouch over the lamb.
7. Serve as shown in the photograph.

ROASTED LAMB SHANK

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Ingredients

Cumberland Sausages
Mash Potato
Peas
Red Wine Gravy
Red Onions

Cook
From

Qty

Cook
Method

Time

6-8 Min.

1 Portion

1 Min.

100g

1 Min.

1 Portion

30 Sec.

Core
Temp

30g

Key Quality Points:


1. Sausages to be cooked through, but still moist.
2. Stir mash once cooked and serve straight away.

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Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company policy.
1. See pre-staging for mash potato, red wine gravy and red onions.
2. Chargrill the Cumberland sausage for approx. 6-8 minutes, turn during cook to ensure
even colour and bar marks. Ensure core temperature is reached.
3. Fluff mash potato with a fork half way through heating.
4. Place the mash into the centre of a pasta plate, place sausages on top.
5. Add the red onions to the pre-portioned red wine gravy and reheat in the microwave.
6. Ensure the peas are bright in colour.
7. Serve as shown in the photograph.

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Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

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Ingredients

Duck Leg Confit

Qty

1 Pouch

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Core
Temp

2 Min.
2-3 Min.

Orange Liquour Sauce

1 Pouch

30 Sec.

Heritage Potatoes

1 Portion

1 Min.

Seasonal Vegetables

1 Portion

30 Sec.

Roasted Carrot

1 Portion

30 Sec.

Key Quality Points:


1. Duck leg confit to be cooked through, but still moist.
2. Ensure vegetables retain bright colour.

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company policy.
1. See pre-staging for heritage potatoes, seasonal vegetables and roasted carrot.
2. Pierce the duck leg confit pouch and cook in the microwave for approx. 2 minutes.
Remove from pouch and place on a tray and grill for approx. 2-3 minutes until skin is crisp, do not burn.
3. Heat the heritage potatoes and seasonal vegetables in the microwave.
4. Ensure the vegetables are bright in colour.
5. Heat the orange liquour sauce and serve in a gravy boat.
6. Serve as shown in the photograph.

DUCK CONFIT

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Ingredients

Chicken Escalope
Smoked Streaky Bacon Rashers

Key Quality Points:


1. Chicken to be cooked through, but still moist and juicy.
2. Chips, potato wedges or sweet potato fries are hot and crisp.

Qty

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

6-8 Min.

3-4 Min.

BBQ Sauce

20g

Grated Mozzarella/Cheddar Mix

40g

Spring Onion (Chopped)

40g

Chips

210g

3-4 Min.

Or Giant Potato Wedges

300g

4-5 Min.

Or Sweet Potato Fries

210g

3-4 Min.

Peas

100g

1 Min.

1 Portion

30 Sec.

Roasted Vine Tomatoes

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company policy.
All salad items to be washed to company policy.
1. See pre-staging for roasted vine tomatoes and smoked streaky bacon.
2. Cook the chicken escalope on the chargrill, ensure core temperature is reached.
3. Once cooked remove chicken from the grill and place onto a clean metal tray. Top with streaky bacon,
BBQ sauce, grated mozzarella/cheddar mix and chopped spring onion. Grill until cheese melts.
4. Chips or potato wedges or sweet potato fries should be crisp, drain off excess oil.
5. Ensure the peas are bright in colour.
6. Serve as shown in the photograph.

Core
Temp

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HUNTERS CHICKEN
Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Ingredients

Cheese & Leek Tart

Qty

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

3-4 Min.

Heritage Potatoes

1 Portion

1 Min.

Seasonal Vegetables

1 Portion

30 Sec.

Roasted Carrot

1 Portion

30 Sec.

Or Superfood Salad Half


French Dressing

Core
Temp

1
30g

Key Quality Points:


1. Ensure the tart is crisp and golden in colour.
2. Ensure vegetables retain bright colour.

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company policy.
All salad items to be washed to company policy.
1. See pre-staging for seasonal vegetables, roasted carrot, heritage potatoes and
half superfood salad and (if required).
2. Leave the cheese & leek tart in its foil tray and MerryChef for 3-4 minutes.
Ensure the tart reaches core temperature and pastry is crisp and golden in colour.
3. Serve with guests choice of seasonal vegetables or half superfood salad.
4. Heat the heritage potatoes and vegetables in the microwave.
5. Reheat the roasted carrot in the MerryChef.
6. Ensure the vegetables are bright in colour.
7. Serve as shown in the photograph.

CHEESE & LEEK TART

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Ingredients

Chicken Tikka Curry

Qty

Cook
Method

Time

Core
Temp

10 Min.
3 Min.

Alternative Cook
Basmati Rice

Cook
From

1 Portion

1 Min.

Onion Bhaji

1 Min.

Naan Bread

30 Sec.

Poppadum

Sour Cream

30g

Mango Chutney

30g

Key Quality Points:


1. Ensure clean presentation of curry.
2. Ensure onion bhaji is crisp and golden.
3. Ramekins to have clean edges.

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company policy.
1. See pre-staging for poppadums.
2. Heat the defrosted curry pouch in a pan of boiling water for 10 minutes until cooked through.
Alternative cook: Cut a small corner off the pouch and stand upright in a container,
microwave for 3 minutes, ensure core temperature is reached.
3. Onion bhaji should be crisp and golden, drain off excess oil.
4. Pre-portion mango chutney and sour cream into ramekins.
5. Serve as shown in the photograph.

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CHICKEN TIKKA
Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Ingredients

Open Chicken Pie


Chicken Pie Mix
Pie Lid
Egg Wash

Qty

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Core
Temp

4-5 Min.

1 Portion
1
5ml

Mash Potato

1 Portion

1 Min.

Seasonal Vegetables

1 Portion

30 Sec.

Roasted Carrot

1 Portion

30 Sec.

Red Wine Gravy

1 Portion

30 Sec.

Key Quality Points:


1. The pie lid should be golden, ensure clean presentation.
2. Ensure vegetables retain bright colour.

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company policy.
1. See pre-staging for mash potato, seasonal vegetables and red wine gravy.
2. Open Chicken Pie: Wet the rim of the dish. Cut the defrosted pie lid in half and place in dish as shown.
Pour the defrosted pie mix into the centre of the dish ensure that the chicken breasts are beside each other.
Egg wash the pastry and cook in the MerryChef at 225C on 100%,
ensure core temperature of 75C is reached.
3. Fluff mash potato with a fork half way through heating.
4. Reheat the seasonal vegetables in the microwave.
5. Reheat the roasted carrot in the MerryChef.
6. Place red wine gravy in a gravy boat.
7. Serve as shown in the photograph.

OPEN CHICKEN PIE

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Ingredients

Qty

Fish Pie

Fish Pie Mix

1 Portion

Mash Potato

1 Portion

Butter

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Core
Temp

5-6 Min.

5g

Seasonal Vegetables

1 Portion

30 Sec.

Roasted Carrot

1 Portion

30 Sec.

Key Quality Points:


1. The pie topping should be golden, ensure clean presentation.
2. Ensure vegetables retain bright colour.

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company policy.
1. See pre-staging for seasonal vegetables and mash potato.
2. Fish Pie: Empty defrosted fish pie filling into a rectangular pie dish.
Top with mash potato and brush the mash potato with melted butter.
3. Cook the fish pie in the MerryChef for approx. 5-6 minutes at 225C on 100% until a
core temperature of 75C is reached. Ensure potato is browned on top.
4. Reheat the seasonal vegetables in the microwave.
5. Reheat the roasted carrot in the MerryChef.
6. Serve as shown in the photograph.

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CREAMY FISHERMANS PIE


Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Ingredients

Beef & Double Gloucester Pie

Cook
From

Qty

Cook
Method

Time

Core
Temp

1-1 Min.
1-2 Min.

Mash Potato

1 Portion

1 Min.

Seasonal Vegetables

1 Portion

30 Sec.

Roasted Carrot

1 Portion

30 Sec.

Red Wine Gravy

1 Portion

30 Sec.

Key Quality Points:


1. Ensure the pie is golden brown.
2. Ensure vegetables retain bright colour.

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Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company policy.
1. See pre-staging for mash potato, seasonal vegetables, roasted carrot and red wine gravy.
2. Heat the defrosted pie in the microwave for approx. 1-1 minutes and then finish in the MerryChef
for approx. 1-2 minutes on 100% power at 225C. Ensure a core temperature of 75C.
3. Fluff mash potato with a fork half way through heating.
4. Reheat the seasonal vegetables in the microwave.
5. Reheat the roasted carrot in the MerryChef.
7. Place red wine gravy in a gravy boat.
7. Serve as shown in the photograph.

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BEEF & DOUBLE GLOUCESTER PIE

Crockery

Ingredients

Cottage Pie

Qty

Cottage Pie Filling

1 Portion

Mash Potato

1 Portion

Butter

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Core
Temp

5-6 Min.

5g

Seasonal Vegetables

1 Portion

30 Sec.

Roasted Carrot

1 Portion

30 Sec.

Red Wine Gravy

1 Portion

30 Sec.

Key Quality Points:


1. The pie topping should be golden, ensure clean presentation.
2. Ensure vegetables retain bright colour.

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company policy.
1. See pre-staging for mash potato, seasonal vegetables and red wine gravy.
2. Cottage Pie: Empty defrosted cottage pie filling into a rectangular pie dish.
Top with mash potato and brush the mash potato with melted butter.
3. Cook the cottage pie in the MerryChef for approx. 5-6 minutes at 225C on 100% until a
core temperature of 75C is reached. Ensure potato is browned on top.
4. Reheat the seasonal vegetables in the microwave.
5. Reheat the roasted carrot in the MerryChef.
6. Place red wine gravy in a gravy boat.
7. Serve as shown in the photograph.

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COTTAGE PIE
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Gourmet Grills

QUARTERED PARIS BROWN


MUSHROOMS (10 Portions)
INGREDIENTS
Paris Brown Mushrooms
Sunflower Oil
Salt & Pepper

800g
50ml
5g

PREPARATION
1. Trim the stalk and quarter the
paris brown mushrooms.
2. Heat the oil in a pan, add
mushrooms, season and cook
for 3-4 minutes.
3. Cool mushrooms once cooked.
4. Store in a sealed labelled
container in the fridge ready
for service.

ROASTED VINE
TOMATOES (10 Portions)
INGREDIENTS
Vine Tomatoes
Olive Oil

700gms
150ml

PREPARATION
1. Line a roasting tray with tin
foil, drizzle the olive oil over
the vine cherry tomatoes.
2. Roast in the oven at 200C for
approx. 10-15 minutes. Remove
cherry tomatoes from the oven,
ensure still on the vine and chill
under controlled conditions
3. Keep all the liquor from the
tray for service.

GOURMET GRILLS PRE-STAGING

Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Ingredients

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

8oz Rump Steak

Guest

Or 10oz Rib-Eye Steak

Guest

Sunflower Oil

Key Quality Points:


1. Follow handling guide, ensure steaks are decanted
an hour before cooking.
2. Chips, potato wedges or sweet potato fries are hot and crisp.

Qty

10ml

Chips

210g

3-4 Min.

Or Giant Potato Wedges

300g

4-5 Min.

Or Sweet Potato Fries

210g

3-4 Min.

Paris Brown Mushrooms

1 Portion

30 Sec.

Roasted Vine Tomatoes

1 Portion

30 Sec.

Pea Shoots

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company policy.
All salad items to be washed to company policy.
Steak must be cooked as customer requested (see steak handling and cooking guide).
Ensure steak is oiled and seasoned to order and all edges of the steak are sealed.
1. See pre-staging for paris brown mushrooms and roasted vine tomatoes.
2. To achieve diamond charmarks turn the steak during the cook. Once you have strong
charmarks the steak will move with ease and you can turn over to finish.
3. Chips or potato wedges or sweet potato fries should be crisp, drain off excess oil.
4. Reheat the paris brown mushrooms and roasted vine tomatoes in the MerryChef for 30 seconds.
5. Garnish with pea shoots and serve as shown in the photograph.

SUCCULENT STEAKS

Core
Temp

5g

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Qty

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

8oz Gammon Steak

5-6 Min.

Egg

3-4 Min.

Chips

210g

3-4 Min.

Or Giant Potato Wedges

300g

4-5 Min.

Or Sweet Potato Fries

210g

3-4 Min.

Paris Brown Mushrooms

1 Portion

30 Sec.

Roasted Vine Tomatoes

1 Portion

30 Sec.

Pea Shoots

Core
Temp

5g

Key Quality Points:


1. Gammon to be cooked through, but still moist and juicy.
2. Chips, potato wedges or sweet potato fries are hot and crisp.

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company policy.
All salad items to be washed to company policy.
Ensure to splash egg with oil during cooking.
1. See pre-staging for paris brown mushrooms and roasted vine tomatoes.
2. To achieve diamond charmarks turn the gammon steak during the cook. Once you have strong
charmarks the gammon steak will move with ease and you can turn over to finish.
3. Chips or potato wedges or sweet potato fries should be crisp, drain off excess oil.
4. Reheat the paris brown mushrooms and roasted vine tomatoes in the MerryChef for 30 seconds.
5. Garnish with pea shoots and serve as shown in the photograph.

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GRILLED 8oz GAMMON STEAK


Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Ingredients

8oz Rump Steak

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Guest

10ml

Min.

Cumberland Sausage

8 Min.

Chicken Escalope

6-8 Min.

8oz Gammon Steak

5-6 Min.

1 Slice

2 Min.

3-4 Min.

Chips Or Sweet Potato Fries

210g

3-4 Min.

Or Giant Potato Wedges

300g

4-5 Min.

Beer-Battered Onion Rings

80g

3-4 Min.

Paris Brown Mushrooms

1 Portion

30 Sec.

Roasted Vine Tomatoes

1 Portion

30 Sec.

100g

1 Min.

Sunflower Oil

Black Pudding
Egg

Key Quality Points:


1. Follow handling guide, ensure steaks are decanted
an hour before cooking.
2. Chips, potato wedges or sweet potato fries are hot and crisp.

Qty

Method & Presentation

Peas
Food items must be stored at the correct temperature,
Pea Shoots
as per company policy. Steak must be cooked as customer
requested (see steak handling and cooking guide).
Ensure steak is oiled and seasoned to order and all edges of the
steak are sealed. Ensure to splash egg with oil during cooking.
1. See pre-staging for paris brown mushrooms and roasted vine tomatoes.
2. Chargrill the steak, sausage, chicken, gammon and black pudding until core temperature is reached.
3. Onion rings, chips or potato wedges or sweet potato fries should be crisp, drain off excess oil.
4. Ensure the peas are bright in colour.
5. Reheat the paris brown mushrooms and roasted vine tomatoes in the MerryChef for 30 seconds.
6. Garnish with pea shoots and serve as shown in the photograph.

OUR MIXED GRILL

5g

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Temp

Ingredients

20oz Beef Rib

Qty

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

2-3 Min.

2-3 Min

Sticky BBQ Sauce

100g

20 Sec.

Chips

210g

3-4 Min.

Or Giant Potato Wedges

300g

4-5 Min.

Or Sweet Potato Fries

210g

3-4 Min.

Paris Brown Mushrooms

1 Portion

30 Sec.

Roasted Vine Tomatoes

1 Portion

30 Sec.

Pea Shoots

Core
Temp

5g

Key Quality Points:


1. Beef rib to be cooked through, but still moist and juicy.
2. Chips, potato wedges or sweet potato fries are hot and crisp.

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company FSP.
1. See pre-staging for paris brown mushrooms and roasted vine tomatoes.
2. Pierce the beef rib pouch and cook in the microwave for approx. 2-3 minutes.
Remove from pouch and place on a tray and grill for approx. 2-3 minutes until skin is crisp, do not burn.
3. Warm the BBQ sauce in the microwave for 20 seconds, spoon 30g over the cooked beef rib
and decant the remaining 70g into a gravy goat.
4. Chips or potato wedges or sweet potato fries should be crisp, drain off excess oil.
5. Reheat the paris brown mushrooms and roasted vine tomatoes in the MerryChef for 30 seconds.
6. Garnish with pea shoots and serve as shown in the photograph.

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BEEF LONG BONE RIB


Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Ingredients

Qty

Full Rack of Ribs

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

2-3 Min.

8g

2-3 Min.

Sticky BBQ Sauce

100g

20 Sec.

Chips

210g

3-4 Min.

Or Giant Potato Wedges

300g

4-5 Min.

Or Sweet Potato Fries

210g

3-4 Min.

Paris Brown Mushrooms

1 Portion

30 Sec.

Roasted Vine Tomatoes

1 Portion

30 Sec.

Cajun Seasoning

Pea Shoots

Core
Temp

5g

Key Quality Points:


1. Beef rib to be cooked through, but still moist and juicy.
2. Chips, potato wedges or sweet potato fries are hot and crisp.

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company FSP.
1. See pre-staging for paris brown mushrooms and roasted vine tomatoes.
2. Prior to service, defrost the rack of ribs. Pierce the pouch several times and place in microwave on a plate.
Cook on full power for approx. 2-3 minutes. Carefully decant from pouch, discarding any excess liquor.
Then sprinkle with cajun seasoning and place ribs upside down on chargrill for approx. 1 minutes. Turnover,
and cook for a further 1 minutes. Once cooked glaze with warm BBQ sauce.
3. Chips or potato wedges or sweet potato fries should be crisp, drain off excess oil.
4. Reheat the roasted vine tomatoes in the MerryChef for 30 seconds.
5. Garnish with pea shoots and serve as shown in the photograph.

A LARGE RACK OF PORK RIBS

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Ingredients

Full Rack of Ribs

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

2-3 Min.

4g

2-3 Min.

Sticky BBQ Sauce

50g

20 Sec.

Half Roast Chicken

3-4 Min.

Chips

210g

3-4 Min.

Or Giant Potato Wedges

300g

4-5 Min.

Or Sweet Potato Fries

210g

3-4 Min.

Paris Brown Mushrooms

1 Portion

30 Sec.

Roasted Vine Tomatoes

1 Portion

30 Sec.

Cajun Seasoning

Key Quality Points:


1. Beef rib to be cooked through, but still moist and juicy.
2. Chips, potato wedges or sweet potato fries are hot and crisp.

Qty

Pea Shoots

Core
Temp

5g

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company FSP.
1. See pre-staging for paris brown mushrooms and roasted vine tomatoes.
2. Prior to service, defrost the rack of ribs. Remove form the pouch, slice rib in half and place on a plate.
Cover with cling film and microwave on full power for approx. 2-3 minutes. Remove and discard any excess liquor.
Then sprinkle with cajun seasoning and place ribs upside down on chargrill for approx. 1 minutes. Turnover,
and cook for a further 1 minutes. Once cooked glaze with warm BBQ sauce.
3. Trim the defrosted half roast chicken into leg and breast pieces and reheat in the
MerryChef for approx. 3-4 minutes until core temperature of 75C is achieved.
4. Chips or potato wedges or sweet potato fries should be crisp, drain off excess oil.
5. Reheat the roasted vine tomatoes in the MerryChef for 30 seconds.
6. Garnish with pea shoots and serve as shown in the photograph.

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RIB & CHICKEN COMBO


Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Grilled Burgers

SLICED PARIS BROWN


MUSHROOMS (10 Portions)
INGREDIENTS
Paris Brown Mushrooms
Sunflower Oil
Salt & Pepper

600g
50ml
5g

PREPARATION
1. Trim the stalk and slice the
paris brown mushrooms.
2. Heat the oil in a pan, add
mushrooms, season and cook
for 3-4 minutes.
3. Cool mushrooms once cooked.
4. Store in a sealed labelled
container in the fridge ready
for service.

SALT BEEF

Salt beef comes in frozen,


and in a 700g block.

Defrost and slice into approx.


14 x 50g slices and portion and
store under refrigeration.

GRILLED BURGERS PRE-STAGING

Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Ingredients

Qty

Burger Bun

Mayonnaise

20ml

Cos Lettuce (Shredded)

30g

Beef Tomato (1 Slice)

45g

Gherkin (Sliced)

40g

Burger

Key Quality Points:


1. Burger to be cooked through, but still moist and juicy.
2. Chips, potato wedges or sweet potato fries are hot and crisp.
3. Burger buns must be stored in air-tight containers
during service and lightly toasted.

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

30 Sec.

8 Min.

Chips Or Sweet Potato Fries

210g

3-4 Min.

Or Giant Potato Wedges

300g

4-5 Min.

Tomato & Jalapeno Relish

40ml

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company policy.
All salad items to be washed to company policy.
1. Wash the cos, trim any tired leaves and shred, slice beef tomato prior to service.
2. Burger should be cooked through, but still moist and juicy.
3. Burger bun to be lightly toasted on overhead grill. (During busy sessions these can be done prior to service).
4. Chips or potato wedges or sweet potato fries should be crisp, drain off excess oil.
5. Assembly: Base>Mayo>Cos Lettuce>Beef Tomato>Gherkin>Burger>Lid.
6. Place tomato & jalapeno relish in a ramekin.
7. Serve as shown in the photograph.

OUR CLASSIC BURGER

Core
Temp

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Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Core
Temp

Classic Burger topped with


Mature Cheddar Cheese Slice

1 Min.

Smoked Streaky Bacon Rashers

3-4 Min.

Chips Or Sweet Potato Fries

210g

3-4 Min.

Or Giant Potato Wedges

300g

4-5 Min.

Tomato & Jalapeno Relish

40ml

Key Quality Points:


1. Burger to be cooked through, but still moist and juicy.
2. Chips, potato wedges or sweet potato fries are hot and crisp.
3. Burger buns must be stored in air-tight containers
during service and lightly toasted.

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Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company policy.
All salad items to be washed to company policy.
1. Wash the cos, trim any tired leaves and shred, slice beef tomato prior to service.
2. Burger should be cooked through, but still moist and juicy.
Whilst burger is still on the chargrill and almost cooked top with cheese slice and cooked bacon.
3. Cook streaky bacon rashers on the overhead grill for approx. 1-2 munutes each side.
4. Burger bun to be lightly toasted on overhead grill. (During busy sessions these can be done prior to service).
5. Chips or potato wedges or sweet potato fries should be crisp, drain off excess oil.
6. Assembly: Base>Mayo>Cos Lettuce>Beef Tomato>Gherkin>Topped Burger>Lid.
7. Place tomato & jalapeno relish in a ramekin.
8. Serve as shown in the photograph.

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MATURE CHEDDAR & BACON BURGER


Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Ingredients

Qty

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Core
Temp

Classic Burger topped with


Chicken Escalope

6-8 Min.

Mature Cheddar Cheese Slice

1 Min.

1 Portion

20 Sec.

Beer-Battered Onion Rings

50g

3-4 Min.

BBQ Sauce

20g

Paris Brown Mushrooms

Gherkin

Key Quality Points:


1. Burger to be cooked through, but still moist and juicy.
2. Chips, potato wedges or sweet potato fries are hot and crisp.
3. Burger buns must be stored in air-tight containers
during service and lightly toasted.

Chips Or Sweet Potato Fries

210g

3-4 Min.

Or Giant Potato Wedges

300g

4-5 Min.

Tomato & Jalapeno Relish

40ml

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company policy.
All salad items to be washed to company policy.
1. See pre-staging for paris brown mushrooms.
2. Wash the cos, trim any tired leaves and shred, slice beef tomato prior to service.
3. Burger and chicken escalope should be cooked through, but still moist and juicy.
4. Reheat the paris brown mushrooms in the microwave.
5. Burger bun to be lightly toasted on overhead grill. (During busy sessions these can be done prior to service).
6. Chips and onion rings should be crisp, drain off excess oil.
7. Assembly: Base>Mayo>Cos Lettuce>Beef Tomato>Burger>Chicken>Cheese Slice>
Paris Brown Mushroom>Onion Rings>BBQ Sauce (Drizzle)>Lid>Gherkin Skewer.
8. Place tomato & jalapeno relish in a blue relish pot and serve as shown in the photograph.

THE ULTIMATE BURGER

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Ingredients

Qty

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Core
Temp

Classic Burger topped with


Mature Cheddar Cheese Slice

Salt Beef Brisket

50g

Frenchs Mustard

20ml

1 Min.

Chips Or Sweet Potato Fries

210g

3-4 Min.

Or Giant Potato Wedges

300g

4-5 Min.

Tomato & Jalapeno Relish

40ml

Key Quality Points:


1. Burger to be cooked through, but still moist and juicy.
2. Chips, potato wedges or sweet potato fries are hot and crisp.
3. Burger buns must be stored in air-tight containers
during service and lightly toasted.

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company policy.
All salad items to be washed to company policy.
1. See pre-staging for salt beef brisket.
2. Wash the cos, trim any tired leaves and shred, slice beef tomato prior to service.
3. Burger should be cooked through, but still moist and juicy.
Whilst burger is still on the chargrill and almost cooked top with cheese slice.
4. Burger bun to be lightly toasted on overhead grill. (During busy sessions these can be done prior to service).
5. Chips or potato wedges or sweet potato fries should be crisp, drain off excess oil.
6. Assembly: Base>Mayo>Cos Lettuce>Beef Tomato>Gherkin>Burger>Cheese>Salt Beef>Mustard>Lid.
7. Place tomato & jalapeno relish in a ramekin.
8. Serve as shown in the photograph.

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NEW YORK DELI BURGER


Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Ingredients

Qty

Burger Bun

Mayonnaise

20ml

Cos Lettuce (Shredded)

30g

Beef Tomato (1 Slice)

45g

Gherkin (Sliced)

40g

Veggie Burger

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Core
Temp

30 Sec.

1-2 Min.
1 Min.

Key Quality Points:


1. Veggie burger to be crisp and golden and cooked through.
2. Chips, potato wedges or sweet potato fries are hot and crisp.
3. Burger buns must be stored in air-tight containers
during service and lightly toasted.

Halloumi Cheese

50g

1 Min.

Chips Or Sweet Potato Fries

210g

3-4 Min.

Or Giant Potato Wedges

300g

4-5 Min.

Tomato & Jalapeno Relish

40ml

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Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company policy.
All salad items to be washed to company policy.
1. Wash the cos, trim any tired leaves and shred, slice beef tomato prior to service.
2. Place the frozen veggie burger on an oiled tray and cook in the MerryChef on 225C at 100% for 1-2 minutes,
carefully remove from the MerryChef and place under the grill to brown for approx. 30 seconds each side.
Probe to ensure core temperature has been reached.
3. Burger bun to be lightly toasted on overhead grill. (During busy sessions these can be done prior to service).
4. Chips or potato wedges or sweet potato fries should be crisp, drain off excess oil.
5. Assembly: Base>Mayo>Cos Lettuce>Beef Tomato>Gherkin>Veggie Burger>Halloumi>Lid.
6. Place tomato & jalapeno relish in a ramekin.
7. Serve as shown in the photograph.

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SWEET POTATO & MOZZARELLA BURGER

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Ingredients

Qty

Burger Bun

Mayonnaise

20ml

Cos Lettuce (Shredded)

30g

Beef Tomato (1 Slice)

45g

Gherkin (Sliced)

40g

Chicken Escalope

Key Quality Points:


1. Chicken to be cooked through, but still moist and juicy.
2. Chips, potato wedges or sweet potato fries are hot and crisp.
3. Burger buns must be stored in air-tight containers
during service and lightly toasted.

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

30 Sec.

6-8 Min.

Chips Or Sweet Potato Fries

210g

3-4 Min.

Or Giant Potato Wedges

300g

4-5 Min.

Tomato & Jalapeno Relish

40ml

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company policy.
All salad items to be washed to company policy.
1. Wash the cos, trim any tired leaves and shred, slice beef tomato prior to service.
2. Cook the chicken escalope on chargrill, ensure core temperature of 75C is reached.
3. Burger bun to be lightly toasted on overhead grill. (During busy sessions these can be done prior to service).
4. Chips or potato wedges or sweet potato fries should be crisp, drain off excess oil.
5. Assembly: Base>Mayo>Cos Lettuce>Beef Tomato>Gherkin>Chicken Escalope>Lid.
6. Place tomato & jalapeno relish in a ramekin.
7. Serve as shown in the photograph.

Core
Temp

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PLAIN CHICKEN BREAST BURGER


Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Key Quality Points:


1. Chicken to be cooked through, but still moist and juicy.
2. Chips, potato wedges or sweet potato fries are hot and crisp.
3. Burger buns must be stored in air-tight containers
during service and lightly toasted.

Ingredients

Qty

Burger Bun

Mayonnaise

20ml

Cos Lettuce (Shredded)

30g

Beef Tomato (1 Slice)

45g

Gherkin (Sliced)

40g

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

30 Sec.

Chicken Escalope

6-8 Min.

Mature Cheddar Cheese Slice

1 Min.

Smoked Streaky Bacon Rashers

3-4 Min.

Chips Or Sweet Potato Fries

210g

3-4 Min.

Or Giant Potato Wedges

300g

4-5 Min.

Tomato & Jalapeno Relish

40ml

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company policy.
All salad items to be washed to company policy.
1. Wash the cos, trim any tired leaves and shred, slice beef tomato prior to service.
2. Cook the chicken escalope on chargrill, ensure core temperature of 75C is reached.
Whilst chicken escalope is still on the chargrill and almost cooked top with cheese slice and cooked bacon.
3. Cook streaky bacon rashers on the overhead grill for approx. 1-2 munutes each side.
4. Burger bun to be lightly toasted on overhead grill. (During busy sessions these can be done prior to service).
5. Chips or potato wedges or sweet potato fries should be crisp, drain off excess oil.
6. Assembly: Base>Mayo>Cos Lettuce>Beef Tomato>Gherkin>Topped Chicken Escalope>Lid.
7. Place tomato & jalapeno relish in a ramekin.
8. Serve as shown in the photograph.

CHICKEN BREAST BURGER

Core
Temp

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Risotto, Pasta
& Salad

CIABATTA BREAD
INGREDIENTS
Ciabatta

CIABATTA BREAD STRIPS

SUPERFOOD SALAD

Once ciabatta has been baked and


cooled, cut into 4 equal strips.

Days Use

PREPARATION
1. Defrost ciabatta in the
fridge for service.
2. Bake in the oven at 200C for
approx. 5 minutes to crisp up the
outside. Only bake enough for
one days service. Allow to cool.
3. Store at room temperature in
a sealed container.

INGREDIENTS
FULL HALF
Salad Mix
50g
25g
Baby Spinach
10g
5g
Cherry Tomatoes
70g
35g
Cucumber
40g
20g
Spring Onion
1

Mixed Peppers
30g
15g
Edamame Beans (Defrosted) 15g
8g
Slow Roasted Tomatoes 20g
10g
Omega Seed Mix
1g
1g
Avocado Halves
1

PREPARATION
1. Cut tomato into halves. Slice
cucumber in half lengthways
and slice on the angle. Slice the
mixed peppers into batons.
Finely slice spring onions,
refrigerate in a sealed plastic
container.
2. Defrost the avocados and
dice to order.
3. To build salad:
Salad Mix
Baby Spinach
Cherry Tomatoes
Cucumber
Spring Onion
Mixed Peppers
Edamame Beans
Slow Roasted Tomatoes
Omega Seed Mix
Diced Avocado (to order)

RISOTTO & PASTA PRE-STAGING

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Ingredients

Risotto
Slow Roasted Tomatoes

Qty

30g

30-40 Sec.

Dolcelatte Cheese

20g

Pea Shoots

Time

4 Min.

40g

Garlic Butter

Cook
Method

Broccoli

Ciabatta Bread Strips

Cook
From

Core
Temp

1-2 Min.

10g
5g

Key Quality Points:


1. Pasta bowl to have clean edges.
2. Pea shoot garnish to be bright and fresh in appearance.
3. Ensure garlic bread is evenly toasted and golden.

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company FSP.
All salad items to be washed to company policy.
1. See pre-staging for ciabatta and ciabatta bread strips.
2. Loosen the risotto lid and place the defrosted risotto in the microwave, heat for 4 minutes. Ensure core
temperature is reached and stand for 30 seconds (if required) to allow the rice to absorb the liquid.
3. See pre-portioning for risotto vegetable mix heat in the microwave for 30-40 seconds.
4. Carefully decant risotto base into a pasta bowl, add the risotto vegetable mix and mix through.
Ensure the vegetables and evenly distrubuted.
5. Take 1 ciabatta strip and spread evenly with garlic butter and lightly grill until toasted.
6. Serve as shown in the photograph with a pea shoot garnish.

GREEN VEGETABLE RISOTTO

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Ingredients

Qty

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Risotto

4 Min.

Chicken Escalope

6-8 Min.

Grana Padano
Ciabatta Bread Strips
Garlic Butter
Pea Shoots

Core
Temp

10g
1

1-2 Min.

10g
5g

Key Quality Points:


1. Pasta bowl to have clean edges.
2. Pea shoot garnish to be bright and fresh in appearance.
3. Ensure garlic bread is evenly toasted and golden.

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company FSP.
All salad items to be washed to company policy.
1. See pre-staging for ciabatta and ciabatta bread strips.
2. Cook defrosted chicken escalope on chargrill, ensure core temperature is reached.
3. Thinly slice the cooked chicken into 5-6 pieces on a sanitised yellow chopping board.
4. Loosen the risotto lid and place the defrosted risotto in the microwave, heat for 4 minutes. Ensure core
temperature is reached and stand for 30 seconds (if required) to allow the rice to absorb the liquid.
5. Carefully decant risotto base into a pasta bowl, add sliced chicken.
6. Take 1 ciabatta strip and spread evenly with garlic butter and lightly grill until toasted.
7. Serve as shown in the photograph with a pea shoot garnish.

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CHICKEN RISOTTO
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Ingredients

Lasagne
Arrabiatta Sauce
Superfood Salad Half
French Dressing

Qty

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

1-2 Min.

40g

2-3 Min.

Core
Temp

1
30g

Or Chips

210g

3-4 Min.

Or Sweet Potato Fries

210g

3-4 Min.

Or Giant Potato Wedges

300g

4-5 Min.

Key Quality Points:


1. Ensure clean presentation of lasagne.
2. Ensure salad is crisp and fresh.

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company policy.
All salad items to be washed to company policy.
1. See pre-staging for half superfood salad (if required).
2. Decant the defrosted lasagne into a rectangular pie dish, top with arrabiatta sauce down the middle.
Heat the lasagne in the microwave for approx. 1-2 minutes and then finish in the MerryChef
for approx. 2-3 minutes on 100% power at 225C. Ensure a core temperature of 75C.
Can be placed under the grill to gratin if required.
3. Serve with salad dressing in a handleless jug to the side.
4. Serve as shown in the photograph with a pea shoot garnish.

BAKED LASAGNE

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Ingredients

Qty

Courgette Cannelloni

Superfood Salad Half

French Dressing

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Core
Temp

2-3 Min.

30g

Key Quality Points:


1. Ensure clean presentation of the courgette cannelloni.
2. Ensure salad base is crisp and fresh.

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company FSP.
All salad items to be washed to company policy.
1. See pre-staging for superfood salad.
2. Prior to service defrost and decant the courgette cannelloni into a cazuela dish.
Microwave for approx. 2-3 minutes, ensure core temperature is reached.
3. Build superfood salad (as per pre-staging instruction) serve with French dressing in a ramekin.
4. Serve as shown in the photograph.

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ROASTED COURGETTE BAKE


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Ingredients

Chicken Escalope
Sweet Chilli Sauce
Superfood Salad Full
French Dressing

Qty

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Core
Temp

6-8 Min.

30g
1
30g

Key Quality Points:


1. Chicken to be cooked through, but still moist and juicy.
2. Ensure salad base is crisp and fresh.

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company FSP.
All salad items to be washed to company policy.
1. See pre-staging for superfood salad.
2. Cook the chicken escalope on chargrill, ensure core temperature is reached.
Once cooked baste the chicken with sweet chilli sauce.
3. Build superfood salad (as per pre-staging instruction) serve with French dressing in a ramekin.
4. Serve as shown in the photograph.

SWEET CHILLI CHICKEN SALAD

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From the Ocean

BATTER MIX (11 Portions)


INGREDIENTS
Dry Batter Mix
500g
Beer
1 Pints
Ensure beer is transfered into
the kitchen in a plastic cup
PREPARATION
1. Mix 500g batter mix with 1
pints of beer. (Should be
thickness of double cream).
2. Store at room temperature in
a sealed container. Batter mix
must be disposed of at the
end of each service.

HERITAGE POTATOES
(5 Portions)
INGREDIENTS
Heritage Potatoes
Butter
Chives

ROASTED CARROT
(1 Portion)

SEASONAL VEGETABLES
(5 Portions)
INGREDIENTS
1kg
62g
2g

PREPARATION
1. Wash the potatoes
thoroughly before use.
2. Bring the potatoes to the boil in
seasoned water until a cutlery
knife can penetrate the potatoes.
3. Drain the potatoes in a colander.
(Never refresh the potatoes
in cold water).
4. Once the potatoes are cool
enough to handle, slice them
in half lengthways if required
(due to size).
5. Pre-portion in portion pots and
add 12g of butter and g of
chopped chives to each pot
and store the potatoes under
chilled conditions.

Green Beans
Broccoli
Butter

150g
200g
31g

PREPARATION
1. Blanch the green beans in
seasoned boiling water for
approx. 1-2 minutes.
2. Wash the broccoli thoroughly.
3. Blanch in seasoned boiling
water for approx. 1-2 minutes.
Chill under controlled conditions.
4. Pre-portion in portion pots with
a 6g knob of butter.
5. Store under refrigeration
ready for service.

PICTURE SHOWS BULK RECIPE


INGREDIENTS
Carrot (Approx. 100g)
Sunflower Oil
Maldon Sea Salt

1
10ml
g

PREPARATION
1. Remove root end of
carrot and peel..
2. Place carrots into a hot oiled
tray, season and roast in the
oven at 200C for approx.
15 minutes, turning to ensure
golden, even colour.
3. Allow carrots to cool and
cut on the angle.
4. Store in the fridge for service.

FROM THE OCEAN PRE-STAGING

Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Ingredients

Qty

Cod Fillet

Flour
Batter Mix

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

5-6 Min.

4g
1 Portion

Chips

210g

3-4 Min.

Or Giant Potato Wedges

300g

4-5 Min.

Mushy Peas

100g

30 Sec.

Or Peas

100g

1 Min.

Fresh Tartare Sauce

40ml

Lemon Wedge

Core
Temp

Key Quality Points:


1. Fish batter to be crisp and golden, cod fillet to remain moist.
2. Ensure the chips or potato wedges are hot and crisp.

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Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company policy.
1. See pre-staging for batter mix.
2. Defrost fish fillet, check and remove any bones.
3. Flour outside of fish fillet and place into the batter mix, ensure the fish is completely
covered then carefully lift the tail end and place it into clean hot oil to cook
4. Ensure fish is crisp, golden and drain off excess oil.
5. Chips or potato wedges should be crisp and golden in colour, drain off excess oil.
6. Place tartare sauce in a ramekin.
7. Serve as shown in the photograph with customers choice of peas.

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GUEST-ALE-BATTERED COD & CHIPS

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Ingredients

Qty

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Breaded Scampi (10 Pieces)

200g

4-5 Min.

Chips

210g

3-4 Min.

Or Giant Potato Wedges

300g

4-5 Min.

Mushy Peas

100g

30 Sec.

Or Peas

100g

1 Min.

Fresh Tartare Sauce

40ml

Lemon Wedge

Core
Temp

Key Quality Points:


1. Scampi to be crisp and golden.
2. Ensure the chips or potato wedges are hot and crisp.

Method & Presentation

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Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company policy.
1. Scampi, chips or potato wedges should be crisp and golden in colour, drain off excess oil.
2. Place tartare sauce in a ramekin.
3. Serve as shown in the photograph with customers choice of peas.

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WHOLETAIL SCAMPI & CHIPS


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Ingredients

Qty

Sea Bream en Papillote

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

3-5 Min.

Heritage Potatoes

1 Portion

1 Min.

Seasonal Vegetables

1 Portion

30 Sec.

Roasted Carrot

1 Portion

30 Sec.

Lemon Wedge

Core
Temp

Key Quality Points:


1. Sea bream to be cooked through, but still moist and juicy.
2. Ensure vegetables retain bright colour.

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company FSP.
All fruit and salad items to be washed to company FSP.
1. See pre-staging for heritage potatoes, seasonal vegetables and roasted carrots.
2. Cook the sea bream parcel in the MerryChef for approx. 3-5 minutes at 225C on 100% until a
core temperature of 75C is reached.
3. Heat the heritage potatoes and seasonal vegetables in the microwave.
4. Reheat the roasted carrot in the MerryChef.
5. Garnish with lemon wedge.
6. Serve as shown in the photograph.

SEA BREAM EN PAPILLOTE

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Side Orders

SEASONAL VEGETABLES
(5 Portions)

SUPERFOOD SALAD

INGREDIENTS
FULL HALF
Salad Mix
50g
25g
Baby Spinach
10g
5g
Cherry Tomatoes
70g
35g
Cucumber
40g
20g
Spring Onion
1

Mixed Peppers
30g
15g
Edamame Beans (Defrosted) 15g
8g
Slow Roasted Tomatoes 20g
10g
Omega Seed Mix
1g
1g
Avocado Halves
1

PREPARATION
1. Cut tomato into halves. Slice
cucumber in half lengthways
and slice on the angle. Slice the
mixed peppers into batons.
Finely slice spring onions,
refrigerate in a sealed plastic
container.
2. Defrost the avocados and
dice to order.
3. To build salad:
Salad Mix
Baby Spinach
Cherry Tomatoes
Cucumber
Spring Onion
Mixed Peppers
Edamame Beans
Slow Roasted Tomatoes
Omega Seed Mix
Diced Avocado (to order)

ROASTED CARROT
(1 Portion)

INGREDIENTS
Green Beans
Broccoli
Butter

150g
200g
31g

PREPARATION
1. Blanch the green beans in
seasoned boiling water for
approx. 1-2 minutes.
2. Wash the broccoli thoroughly.
3. Blanch in seasoned boiling
water for approx. 1-2 minutes.
Chill under controlled conditions.
4. Pre-portion in portion pots with
a 6g knob of butter.
5. Store under refrigeration
ready for service.

SIDE ORDERS PRE-STAGING

PICTURE SHOWS BULK RECIPE


INGREDIENTS
Carrot (Approx. 100g)
Sunflower Oil
Maldon Sea Salt

1
10ml
g

PREPARATION
1. Remove root end of
carrot and peel..
2. Place carrots into a hot oiled
tray, season and roast in the
oven at 200C for approx.
15 minutes, turning to ensure
golden, even colour.
3. Allow carrots to cool and
cut on the angle.
4. Store in the fridge for service.

MASH POTATO
(1 Portion)
INGREDIENTS
Mash Potato
Butter

HERITAGE POTATOES
(5 Portions)
250g
12g

PREPARATION
1. Pre-portion mash with 12g of
butter in portion pots.
2. Store under refrigeration
ready for service.

INGREDIENTS
Heritage Potatoes
Butter
Chives

CIABATTA BREAD

1kg
62g
2g

PREPARATION
1. Wash the potatoes
thoroughly before use.
2. Bring the potatoes to the boil in
seasoned water until a cutlery
knife can penetrate the potatoes.
3. Drain the potatoes in a colander.
(Never refresh the potatoes
in cold water).
4. Once the potatoes are cool
enough to handle, slice them
in half lengthways if required
(due to size).
5. Pre-portion in portion pots and
add 12g of butter and g of
chopped chives to each pot
and store the potatoes under
chilled conditions.

INGREDIENTS
Ciabatta

CIABATTA BREAD STRIPS

Days Use

PREPARATION
1. Defrost ciabatta in the
fridge for service.
2. Bake in the oven at 200C for
approx. 5 minutes to crisp up the
outside. Only bake enough for
one days service. Allow to cool.
3. Store at room temperature in
a sealed container.

SIDE ORDERS PRE-STAGING

Once ciabatta has been baked and


cooled, cut into 4 equal strips.

Ingredients

Qty

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Chips

210g

3-4 Min.

Or Giant Potato Wedges

300g

4-5 Min.

Or Sweet Potato Fries

210g

3-4 Min.

Core
Temp

Key Quality Points:


1. Chips, wedges or sweet potato fries to be hot and crisp.

Method & Presentation

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1. Deep-fry the chips or potato wedges or sweet potato fries until crisp, drain off excess oil.
2. Serve as shown in the photograph.

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CHIPS / POTATO WEDGES / SWEET POTATO FRIES


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Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Ingredients

Beer-Battered Onion Rings

Qty

160g

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Core
Temp

3-4 Min.

Key Quality Points:


1. Onion rings to be hot, crisp and golden.

Method & Presentation

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Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company policy.
1. Battered onion rings should be crisp and golden, drain off excess oil.
2. Serve as shown in the photograph.

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BEER-BATTERED ONION RINGS

Ingredients

Superfood Salad Half


French Dressing

Qty

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Core
Temp

1
30g

Key Quality Points:


1. Ensure salad base is crisp and fresh.

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company policy.
All salad items to be washed to company policy.
1. See pre-staging for half superfood salad.
2. Place half superfood salad into cazuela dish.
3. Serve with French dressing in a handleless jug.
4. Serve as shown in the photograph.

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SUPERFOOD SIDE SALAD


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Ingredients

Qty

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Seasonal Vegetables

1 Portion

30 Sec.

Roasted Carrot

1 Portion

30 Sec.

Core
Temp

Key Quality Points:


1. Ensure vegetables retain bright colour.

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company policy.
1. See pre-staging for seasonal vegetables and roasted carrot.
2. Reheat the seasonal vegetables in the microwave for approx. 30 seconds.
3. Reheat the roasted carrot in the MerryChef for approx. 30 seconds.
4. Combine the vegetabels together.
5. Serve as shown in the photograph.

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SEASONAL VEGETABLES

Ingredients

Mash Potato

Qty

1 Portion

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Core
Temp

1 Min.

Key Quality Points:


1. Once cooked stir mash and serve straight away.

Method & Presentation

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Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company policy.
1. See pre-staging for mash potato.
2. Fluff mash potato with a fork half way through heating.
3. Serve as shown in the photograph.

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BUTTERY MASH
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Ingredients

Heritage Potatoes

Qty

1 Portion

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Core
Temp

1 Min.

Key Quality Points:


1. Ensure heritage potatoes are piping hot.

Method & Presentation

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Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company policy.
1. See pre-staging for heritage potatoes.
2. Place potatoes in a portion pot with butter, reheat and decant into cazuela dish.
2. Serve as shown in the photograph.

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HERITAGE POTATOES

Ingredients

Ciabatta Bread Strips


Garlic Butter

Qty

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Core
Temp

1-2 Min.

30g

Key Quality Points:


1. Ensure garlic bread is evenly toasted and golden.

Method & Presentation

CCP

Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company policy.
1. See pre-staging for ciabatta and ciabatta bread strips.
2. Take 3 ciabatta strips and spread evenly with garlic butter and lightly grill until toasted.
3. Serve as shown in the photograph.

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GARLIC BREAD
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Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Ingredients

Ciabatta Bread Strips

Qty

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Garlic Butter

30g

Grated Mozzarella/Cheddar Mix

30g

Time

Core
Temp

1-2 Min.

Key Quality Points:


1. Ensure garlic bread is evenly toasted and golden.

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company policy.
1. See pre-staging for ciabatta and ciabatta bread strips.
2. Take 3 ciabatta strips and spread evenly with garlic butter.
3. Top with grated mozzarella/cheddar mix and lightly grill until toasted
4. Serve as shown in the photograph.

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GARLIC BREAD WITH MOZZARELLA & CHEDDAR

Ingredients

Peppercorn Sauce

Qty

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Core
Temp

30-40 Sec.

Key Quality Points:


1. Ensure clean presentation of peppercorn sauce.

Method & Presentation

CCP

Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company policy.
1. Heat peppercorn sauce in a microwave for 30-40 seconds, ensure core temperature is reached.
2. Place warmed sauce in a sauce/gravy boat and serve.

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PEPPERCORN SAUCE
Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Desserts

Ingredients

Qty

Caramel Sauce

30g

Luxury Salted Caramel Bar

Cookie Cup

Vanilla Ice Cream

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Core
Temp

2 Scoops

Aerosol Cream

20g

Caramel Sauce

30g

Icing Sugar

1g

Wafer Curls

Key Quality Points:


1. Use sanitised equipment to dispense ice cream.

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Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company FSP.
1. Cut the half salted caramel bar into 6 even pieces and the half cookie cup into 3 even pieces.
2. Drizzle the inside of the sundae glass with half of the caramel sauce.
3. Add 1 piece of caramel bar into the bottom of the glass, top with 1 scoop of ice cream,
2 caramel bar pieces and 1 piece of cookie cup.
4. Then add another scoop of ice cream and the remaining pieces of brownie and cookie cup.
5. Top with aerosol cream and drizzle with caramel sauce.
6. Finsh with wafer curls and serve as per photograph.

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SALTED CARAMEL COOKIE SUNDAE


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Ingredients

Qty

Chocolate Layer Cake

1 Portion

Vanilla Ice Cream

1 Scoop

Fresh Mint

2g

Icing Sugar

1g

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Core
Temp

15 Sec.

Key Quality Points:


1. Use sanitised equipment to dispense ice cream.

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Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company policy.
1. Microwave defrosted chocolate pudding for approx. 15 seconds, do not over cook as it will collapse.
2. Serve on a white plate with ice cream.
3. Garnish with fresh mint and sprinkle with icing sugar.
4. Serve as shown in the photograph.

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WARM THREE-LAYERED CHOCOLATE CAKE

Ingredients

Luxury Salted Caramel Bar


Caramel Sauce
Vanilla Ice Cream

Qty

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Core
Temp

1
30g
1 Scoop

Fresh Mint

2g

Icing Sugar

1g

Key Quality Points:


1. Use sanitised equipment to dispense ice cream.

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company FSP.
1. Ensure caramel bar is fully defrosted.
2. Serve on a oblong plate and drizzle with caramel sauce.
3. Garnish with fresh mint and sprinkle with icing sugar.
4. Serve as shown in the photograph with ice cream.

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LUXURY SALTED CARAMEL BAR


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Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Ingredients

Vanilla Cheesecake

Qty

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Core
Temp

1 Slice

Fruit Compote

Fresh Mint

2g

Icing Sugar

1g

Key Quality Points:


1. Ensure cheesecake is fully defrosted.

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company FSP.
1. Defrost the cheesecake and fruit compote.
2. Serve on a oblong plate, drizzle with defrosted compote.
3. Grnish with fresh mint and sprinkle with icing sugar.
4. Serve as shown in the photograph.

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VANILLA BAKED CHEESECAKE

Ingredients

Qty

Cookie Cup

Vanilla Ice Cream

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Core
Temp

20 Sec.

1 Scoop

Fresh Mint

2g

Icing Sugar

1g

Key Quality Points:


1. Use sanitised equipment to dispense ice cream.

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company FSP.
1. Warm pudding from defrost in microwave for 20 seconds.
2. Serve with ice cream.
3. Garnish with fresh mint and sprinkle with icing sugar.
4. Serve as shown in the photograph.

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COOKIE CUP EXPLOSION


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Ingredients

Qty

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Bramley Apple Compote

160g

45 Sec.

Or Rhubarb Compote

160g

45 Sec.

Or Victoria Plum & Mulled Wine Compote 160g

45 Sec.

Crumble Mix
Hot Custard
Or Vanilla Ice Cream

90g

30 Sec.

75g

40 Sec.

Core
Temp

1 Scoop

Or Cream

75ml

Fresh Mint

2g

Icing Sugar

1g

Key Quality Points:


1. Ensure clean presentation of crumble and custard.

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company policy.
1. Pre-portion defrosted compote choice into cazuela dish and top with defrosted crumble mix.
2. Place the crumble in the microwave for approx. 45 seconds.
3. Finish under the overhead grill for approx. 30 seconds until golden brown.
4. Serve with hot custard or 1 scoop of ice cream or cream.
5. Garnish with fresh mint and sprinkle with icing sugar.
6. Serve as shown in the photograph.

CRUMBLE OF THE DAY

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Ingredients

Ice Cream (Vanilla or Chocolate)


Fresh Mint

Qty

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Core
Temp

3 Scoops
2g

Key Quality Points:


1. Use sanitised equipment to dispense ice cream.

Method & Presentation

CCP

Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company policy.
1. Garnish with fresh mint.
2. Serve as shown in the photograph.

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ICE CREAM
Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Childrens Menu

KIDS MASH POTATO


(1 Portion)
INGREDIENTS
Mash Potato

NEW POTATOES
(5 Portions)
150g

PREPARATION
1. Pre-portion mash in portion pots.
2. Store under refrigeration
ready for service.

INGREDIENTS
New Potatoes

SEASONAL VEGETABLES
(5 Portions)

ROASTED CARROT
(1 Portion)

INGREDIENTS
500g

PREPARATION
1. Wash the potatoes
thoroughly before use.
2. Bring the potatoes to the boil in
seasoned water until a cutlery
knife can penetrate the potatoes.
3. Drain the potatoes in a colander.
(Never refresh the potatoes
in cold water).
4. Once the potatoes are cool
enough to handle, slice them
in half lengthways if required
(due to size).
5. Pre-portion in portion pots
and store the potatoes under
chilled conditions.

Green Beans
Broccoli

75g
100g

PREPARATION
1. Blanch the green beans in
seasoned boiling water for
approx. 1-2 minutes.
2. Wash the broccoli thoroughly.
3. Blanch in seasoned boiling
water for approx. 1-2 minutes.
Chill under controlled conditions.
4. Pre-portion in portion pots with
a knob of butter.
5. Store under refrigeration
ready for service.

PICTURE SHOWS BULK RECIPE


INGREDIENTS
Carrot (Approx. 50g)
Sunflower Oil
Maldon Sea Salt

5ml
g

PREPARATION
1. Remove root end of
carrot and peel..
2. Place carrots into a hot oiled
tray, season and roast in the
oven at 200C for approx.
15 minutes, turning to ensure
golden, even colour.
3. Allow carrots to cool and
cut on the angle.
4. Store in the fridge for service.

CHILDRENS PRE-STAGE COOKING

Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Ingredients

Qty

Pepper Batons

45g

Cucumber Batons

45g

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Core
Temp

Key Quality Points:


1. Pepper & cucumber batons to be bright and fresh.

Method & Presentation

CCP

Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company FSP.
All fruit and salad items to be washed to company FSP.
1. Slice pepper and cucumber into batons.
2. Serve as shown in the photograph.
TO BE SERVED AS SOON AS FOOD ORDER COMES IN.

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VEGETABLE CRUNCHIES

Ingredients

Qty

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Kids Burger Bun

Salad Mix

5g

Beef Tomato

20g

Kids Burger

3-4 Min.

Chips

150g

3-4 Min.

Baked Beans

80g

30 Sec.

Core
Temp

Key Quality Points:


1. Burger to be cooked through, but still moist and juicy.
2. Ensure chips are hot and crisp.

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company FSP.
All fruit and salad items to be washed to company FSP.
1. Defrost the burger bun.
2. Cook burger on the chargrill, burger should be cooked through, but still moist and juicy.
3. Assembly: Bun Base>Salad Leaf>Tomato>Burger>Bun Lid.
4. Chips should be crisp and golden, drain off excess oil.
5. Heat beans in the microwave and place into a relish pot.
6. Serve as shown in the photograph.

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BURGER, CHIPS & BEANS


Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Ingredients

Qty

Kids Burger Bun

Salad Mix

5g

Beef Tomato

20g

Southern-fried Chicken Strips

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

5-6 Min.

Chips

150g

3-4 Min.

Baked Beans

80g

30 Sec.

Core
Temp

Key Quality Points:


1. Chicken strips to be cooked through, but still moist and juicy.
2. Ensure chips are hot and crisp.

CCP

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company FSP.
All fruit and salad items to be washed to company FSP.
1. Defrost the burger bun.
2. Deep fry southern-fried chicken strips from frozen, drain off excess oil.
3. Assembly: Bun Base>Salad Leaf>Tomato>Chicken Strips>Bun Lid.
4. Chips should be crisp and golden, drain off excess oil.
5. Heat beans in the microwave and place into a relish pot.
6. Serve as shown in the photograph.

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SOUTHERN-FRIED CHICKEN, CHIPS & BEANS

Ingredients

Kids Sweet & Sour Noodles

Qty

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Core
Temp

1-2 Min.

Key Quality Points:


1. Ensure clean presentation of sweet & sour noodles.

Method & Presentation

CCP

Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company FSP.
1. Place noodles in the microwave and heat for approx. 1-2 minutes.
2. Once cooked stir through and decant into bowl.
3. Serve as shown in the photograph.

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SWEET & SOUR NOODLES


Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Ingredients

Kids Penne Pasta

Qty

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Core
Temp

1-2 Min.

Key Quality Points:


1. Ensure clean presentation of penne pasta.

Method & Presentation

CCP

Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company FSP.
1. Place pasta in the microwave and heat for approx. 1-2 minutes.
2. Once cooked stir through and decant into bowl.
3. Serve as shown in the photograph.

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PENNE PASTA

Ingredients

Chicken Escalope
Salad Mix

Qty

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Core
Temp

6-8 Min.

15g

Cucumber (Batons)

30g

Tomato (Wedges)

35g

Key Quality Points:


1. Chicken to be cooked through, but still moist and juicy.
2. Ensure salad is crisp and fresh.

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company FSP.
1. Cook defrosted chicken escalope on chargrill, ensure core temperature is reached.
Once cooked thinly slice the cooked chicken into 5-6 pieces.
2. Place the crisp, fresh dressed salad into the bowl and top with chicken.
3. Serve as shown in the photograph.

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CHICKEN SALAD
Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Ingredients

Wheat Bran Wrap

Qty

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

10 Sec.

Sticky BBQ Sauce

15g

Basmati Rice

100g

30 Sec.

6-8 Min.

Chicken Escalope
Grated Mozzarella/Cheddar Mix
Salad Mix

Core
Temp

15g
15g

Cucumber (Batons)

30g

Tomato (Wedges)

35g

Key Quality Points:


1. Hot ingredients must be heated before adding to the burrito.
2. Ensure salad is crisp and fresh.

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company FSP.
All fruit and salad items to be washed to company FSP.
1. Prior to service defrost the wheat bran wrap.
2. Decant a a 200g pouch of rice into a portion pot, cover and microwave.
3. Cook defrosted chicken escalope on chargrill, ensure core temperature is reached.
Once cooked thinly slice the cooked chicken into 3-4 pieces.
4. Heat the defrosted wrap for 10 seconds, place on pre-cut tin foil.
Spead with the BBQ sauce and add the rice, sliced chicken and grated cheese.
Wrap into a tin foil sausage and serve immediately.
5. Garnish with a crisp and fresh salad.
6. Serve as shown in the photograph.

CHICKEN BURRITO

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Ingredients

Qty

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Wheat Bran Wrap

10 Sec.

Mayonnaise

15g

Min.

Basmati Rice

100g

30 Sec.

Halloumi Cheese

25g

1 Min.

Red Peppers (Batons)

20g

Salad Mix

Core
Temp

15g

Cucumber (Batons)

30g

Tomato (Wedges)

35g

Key Quality Points:


1. Hot ingredients must be heated before adding to the burrito.
2. Ensure salad is crisp and fresh.

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company FSP.
All fruit and salad items to be washed to company FSP.
1. Prior to service defrost the wheat bran wrap.
2. Decant a a 200g pouch of rice into a portion pot, cover and microwave.
3. Grill the halloumi cheese for approx 1 minutes on one side to achieve colour, once cooked tear into 3-4 pieces.
4. Heat the defrosted wrap for 10 seconds, place on pre-cut tin foil.
Spead with the mayonnaise and add the rice, halloumi cheese and red pepper batons.
Wrap into a tin foil sausage and serve immediately.
5. Garnish with a crisp and fresh salad.
6. Serve as shown in the photograph.

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VEG. BURRITO
Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Ingredients

Qty

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Chicken Escalope

6-8 Min.

Wheat Bran Wrap

10 Sec.

Core
Temp

Served with
Carb Option

Veg./Salad Option

Key Quality Points:


1. Chicken to be cooked through, but still moist and juicy.

Method & Presentation

CCP

Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company FSP.
1. Cook defrosted chicken escalope on chargrill, ensure core temperature is reached.
2. Heat the half a defrosted wrap for 10 seconds and cut in half as shown.
3. Serve as shown in the photograph with guests choice of carb and veg/salad.

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GRILLED CHICKEN

Ingredients

Qty

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Kids Pork Sausages

3-4 Min.

Wheat Bran Wrap

10 Sec.

Core
Temp

Served with
Carb Option

Veg./Salad Option

Key Quality Points:


1. Sausages to be cooked through, but still moist and juicy.

Method & Presentation

CCP

Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company FSP.
1. Cook frozen sausages in the MerryChef, ensure core temperature is reached.
2. Heat the half a defrosted wrap for 10 seconds and cut in half as shown.
3. Serve as shown in the photograph with guests choice of carb and veg/salad.

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SAUSAGES
Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Ingredients

Qty

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Kids Fish Cakes

3-4 Min.

Wheat Bran Wrap

10 Sec.

Core
Temp

Served with
Carb Option

Veg./Salad Option

Key Quality Points:


1. Fish cakes to be crisp and golden.

Method & Presentation

CCP

Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company FSP.
1. Cook frozen fish cakes in the MerryChef, ensure core temperature is reached.
2. Heat the half a defrosted wrap for 10 seconds and cut in half as shown.
3. Serve as shown in the photograph with guests choice of carb and veg/salad.

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FISH CAKES

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Ingredients

Qty

Time

Halloumi Cheese

50g

1 Min.

Wheat Bran Wrap

10 Sec.

Core
Temp

Served with
Carb Option

Veg./Salad Option

Key Quality Points:


1. Ensure halloumi cheese has colour.

Method & Presentation

CCP

Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company FSP.
1. Grill the halloumi cheese for approx 1 minutes on one side to achieve colour.
2. Heat the half a defrosted wrap for 10 seconds and cut in half as shown.
3. Serve as shown in the photograph with guests choice of carb and veg/salad.

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GRILLED HALLOUMI
Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Ingredients

Qty

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Chips

150g

3-4 Min.

Or Mash Potato

150g

1 Min.

Or Basmati Rice

100g

30 Sec.

Or New Potatoes

100g

30-40 Sec.

Core
Temp

Key Quality Points:


1. Ensure chips are hot and crisp.
2. Fluff mash potato with a fork half way through heating.
3. Butter pads for presentation only, carb choices
can be served directly onto plates.

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company FSP.
1. Chips should be crisp and golden, drain off excess oil.
2. Microwave the mash potato, fluff with a fork half way through heating.
3. Decant a a 200g pouch of rice into a portion pot, cover and microwave.
4. Microwave the new potatoes.
5. Serve with the protein choice.

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PICK & MIX CARB OPTIONS

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Ingredients

Qty

Baked Beans

80g

30 Sec.

Or Peas

80g

30 Sec.

Or Corn on the Cob Half

1 Min.

Or Seasonal Veg.

30 Sec.

Or Salad Mix

Time

Core
Temp

15g

Cucumber (Batons)

30g

Tomato (Wedges)

35g

Key Quality Points:


1. Ensure salad is crisp and fresh.
2. Ensure vegetables retain bright colour.
3. Butter pads for presentation only, carb choices
can be served directly onto plates.

Method & Presentation

CCP

Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company FSP.
1. Microwave the baked beans, peas, corn on the cob half and seasonal veg.
2. Serve with the protein choice.

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PICK & MIX VEG./SALAD OPTIONS


Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Ingredients

Vanilla Ice Cream


Caramel Sauce

Qty

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Core
Temp

2 Scoops
14ml

Key Quality Points:


1. Use sanitised equipment to dispense ice cream.

Method & Presentation

CCP

Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company policy.
Use sanitised equipment to dispense ice cream.
1. Serve as shown in the photograph.

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VANILLA ICE CREAM

Ingredients

Qty

Fruitypot

Or Vimto Jelly

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Core
Temp

Key Quality Points:


1. Serve immediately.

Method & Presentation

CCP

Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company FSP.
1. Serve as shown in the photograph.

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FRUITYPOT or VIMTO JELLY


Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Breakfast

QUARTERED PARIS BROWN


MUSHROOMS (10 Portions)
INGREDIENTS
Paris Brown Mushrooms
Sunflower Oil
Salt & Pepper

600g
50ml
5g

PREPARATION
1. Trim the stalk and slice the
paris brown mushrooms.
2. Heat the oil in a pan, add
mushrooms, season and cook
for 3-4 minutes.
3. Cool mushrooms once cooked.
4. Store in a sealed labelled
container in the fridge ready
for service.

SALT BEEF

Salt beef comes in frozen,


and in a 700g block.

Defrost and slice into approx.


14 x 50g slices and portion and
store under refrigeration.

BREAKFASTS PRE-STAGE COOKING

Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Ingredients

Qty

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Cumberland Sausages

8 Min.

Hash Browns

3-4 Min.

Eggs

3-4 Min.

Sunflower Oil

20ml

Smoked Streaky Bacon Rashers

3-4 Min.

Beef Tomato

1 Min.

1 Portion

30 Sec.

100g

30 Sec.

Paris Brown Mushrooms


Baked Beans

Core
Temp

Key Quality Points:


1. Cook the bacon rashers on the overhead
grill until fat is golden and crispy.
2. Do not overcook the eggs, yolks should remain
runny unless specified by guest.

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company policy.
All salad items to be washed to company policy.
Ensure to splash egg with oil during cooking.
1. See pre-staging for paris brown mushrooms.
2. Chargrill sausage and beef tomato, ensure barmarks are visible.
Alternatively sausages can be cooked in the MerryChef or oven.
3. Cook streaky bacon rashers on the overhead grill for approx. 1-2 munutes each side.
4. Hash browns should be crisp and golden, drain off excess oil.
5. Reheat the paris brown mushrooms in the MerryChef for 30 seconds.
6. Heat the beans in the microwave for 30 seconds.
7. Serve as shown in the photograph.

THE FULL ENGLISH BREAKFAST

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Ingredients

Qty

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Cumberland Sausage

8 Min.

Egg

3-4 Min.

Sunflower Oil

10ml

Smoked Streaky Bacon Rashers

3-4 Min.

Beef Tomato

1 Min.

1 Portion

30 Sec.

80g

30 Sec.

Paris Brown Mushrooms


Baked Beans

Core
Temp

Key Quality Points:


1. Cook the bacon rashers on the overhead
grill until fat is golden and crispy.
2. Do not overcook the eggs, yolks should remain
runny unless specified by guest.

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company policy.
All salad items to be washed to company policy.
Ensure to splash egg with oil during cooking.
1. See pre-staging for paris brown mushrooms.
2. Chargrill sausage and beef tomato, ensure barmarks are visible.
Alternatively sausages can be cooked in the MerryChef or oven.
3. Cook streaky bacon rashers on the overhead grill for approx. 1-2 munutes each side.
4. Reheat the paris brown mushrooms in the MerryChef for 30 seconds.
5. Heat the beans in the microwave for 30 seconds.
6. Serve as shown in the photograph.

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THE TRADITIONAL BREAKFAST


Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Ingredients

Qty

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Hash Browns

3-4 Min.

Eggs

3-4 Min.

Sunflower Oil
Beef Tomato
Paris Brown Mushrooms
Baked Beans

Core
Temp

20ml
2x

1 Min.

1 Portion

30 Sec.

100g

30 Sec.

Key Quality Points:


1. Ensure the hash browns are hot and crisp.
2. Do not overcook the eggs, yolks should remain
runny unless specified by guest.

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company policy.
All salad items to be washed to company policy.
Ensure to splash egg with oil during cooking.
1. See pre-staging for portobello mushrooms.
2. Chargrill the beef tomato, ensure barmarks are visible.
3. Hash browns should be crisp and golden, drain off excess oil.
4. Reheat the paris brown mushrooms in the MerryChef for 30 seconds.
5. Heat the beans in the microwave for 30 seconds.
6. Serve as shown in the photograph.

THE VEGGIE OPTION

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Ingredients

Qty

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

English Muffin

45 Sec.

Eggs

2-3 Min.

Vinegar
Hollandaise Sauce
Smoked Streaky Bacon Rashers

Core
Temp

10ml
1 Sachet

2-3 Min.

3-4 Min.

Key Quality Points:


1. Cook the bacon rashers on the overhead
grill until fat is golden and crispy.
2. Do not overcook the eggs, yolks should remain
runny unless specified by guest.

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company policy.
1. Cook streaky bacon rashers on the overhead grill for approx. 1-2 munutes each side.
2. Fill a saucepan with water and add the vinegar and heat to a fast simmer.
3. Whisk the water around the pan, crack shell and gently release the eggs into the water.
4. Gently poach for approx. 2-3 minutes until the whites are cooked but the
yolk is still dippy. Make sure the water does not boil.
5. Whilst the eggs are poaching cut the muffin in half and lightly grill.
6. Heat the hollandaise sauce in a pan of boiling water.
7. Assembly: Muffin>Bacon>Poached Egg>Hollandaise Sauce.
8. Serve as shown in the photograph.

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EGGS BENEDICT
Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Ingredients

Sliced Bread (White/Brown)


Butter
Smoked Streaky Bacon Rashers

Qty

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Core
Temp

2
15g
4

3-4 Min.

Key Quality Points:


1. Cook the bacon rashers on the overhead
grill until fat is golden and crispy.
2. Ensure bread is fresh.

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company policy.
1. Cook streaky bacon rashers on the overhead grill for approx. 1-2 munutes each side.
2. Bread to be fresh and buttered.
3. Cut sandwich in half.
4. Serve as shown in the photograph.

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THE BACON SARNIE

Ingredients

Sliced Bread (White/Brown)


Butter
Cumberland Sausages

Qty

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Core
Temp

2
15g
2

8 Min.

Key Quality Points:


1. Sausages to be cooked through, but still moist.
2. Ensure bread is fresh.

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company policy.
1. Chargrill sausage, ensure barmarks are visible.
Alternatively sausages can be cooked in the MerryChef or oven.
Cut the sausages in half lengthways once cooked.
2. Bread to be fresh and buttered.
3. Cut sandwich in half.
4. Serve as shown in the photograph.

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SAUSAGE SANDWICH
Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Ingredients

Porridge Pot
Jam
Or Honey

Qty

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Core
Temp

1
1 Pot
20g

Key Quality Points:


1. Ensure porridge is the correct consistency.

Method & Presentation

CCP

Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company FSP.
1. Prepare porridge as per manufacturers instructions on pot.
2. Decant into bowl and finish with either jam or honey.
3. Serve as shown in the photograph.

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PORRIDGE

Ingredients

Sliced Bread (White/Brown)

Qty

Butter

30g

Jam/Marmalade Portion

28g

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Core
Temp

45 Sec.

Key Quality Points:


1. Bread to be lightly toasted under the overhead grill.

Method & Presentation

CCP

Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company FSP.
1. Bread to be fresh and lightly toasted not burnt.
2. Serve as shown in the photograph.

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TOAST
Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Ingredients

Sliced Bread (White/Brown)


Butter
Eggs
Vinegar

Qty

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Core
Temp

45 Sec.

15g
2

2-3 Min.

10ml

Key Quality Points:


1. Do not overcook the eggs, yolks should remain
runny unless specified by guest.
2. Bread to be lightly toasted under the overhead grill.

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company policy.
1. Fill a saucepan with water and add the vinegar and heat to a fast simmer.
2. Whisk the water around the pan, crack shell and gently release the eggs into the water.
3. Gently poach for approx. 2-3 minutes until the whites are cooked but the
yolk is still dippy. Make sure the water does not boil.
4. Toast sliced bread and then butter.
5. Top with poached eggs and serve immediately.
6. Serve as shown in the photograph.

2 EGGS ON TOAST POACHED

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Ingredients

Sliced Bread (White/Brown)


Butter
Eggs
Sunflower Oil

Qty

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Core
Temp

45 Sec.

15g
2

3-4 Min.

20ml

Key Quality Points:


1. Do not overcook the eggs, yolks should remain
runny unless specified by guest.
2. Bread to be lightly toasted under the overhead grill.

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company policy.
Ensure to splash egg with oil during cooking.
1. Heat oil in frying pan and add eggs to the pan.
2. Toast sliced bread and then butter.
3. Top with fried eggs and serve immediately.
4. Serve as shown in the photograph.

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2 EGGS ON TOAST FRIED


Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Ingredients

Sliced Bread (White/Brown)


Butter
Eggs

Qty

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Core
Temp

45 Sec.

15g
2

Milk

30ml

Butter

10g

40 Sec.

Key Quality Points:


1. Ensure scrambled eggs are seasoned and soft in texture.
2. Bread to be lightly toasted under the overhead grill.

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company policy.
1. Prior to service mix eggs, milk and 5g of butter together
2. Place scrambled egg mix in a bowl and microwave for 20 seconds,
stir and microwave for a further 20 seconds until cooked.
3. Toast sliced bread and then butter.
4. Top with scrambled eggs and serve immediately.
5. Serve as shown in the photograph.

2 EGGS ON TOAST SCRAMBLED

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Ingredients

Sliced Bread (White/Brown)

Qty

Butter

15g

Baked Beans

200g

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Core
Temp

45 Sec.

45 Sec.

Key Quality Points:


1. Ensure beans are piping hot, serve immediately.
2. Bread to be lightly toasted under the overhead grill.

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company policy.
1. Heat beans in the microwave for approx. 45 seconds.
2. Toast sliced bread and then butter.
3. Top with beans and serve immediately.
4. Serve as shown in the photograph.

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Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Ingredients

Qty

Heritage Potatoes (for Deep Frying)

70g

2-3 Min.

Salt Beef Brisket

75g

30 Sec.

1 Portion

30 Sec.

2-3 Min.

Roasted Vine Tomatoes


Egg
Vinegar
Chives (Chopped)

Time

Core
Temp

10ml
g

Key Quality Points:


1. Do not overcook the egg, yolk should remain
runny unless specified by guest.

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company FSP.
1. See pre-staging for heritage potatoes, salt beef brisket and roasted vine tomatoes.
2. Fill a saucepan with water and add the vinegar and heat to a fast simmer. Whisk the water around the pan,
crack shell and gently release the egg into the water. Gently poach for approx. 2-3 minutes until the white is
cooked but the yolk is still dippy. Make sure the water does not boil.
3. Dice 70g pre-staged heritage potatoes and deep fry for 2-3 minutes until golden brown.
4. Shred the defrosted salt beef, place in the microwave for approx. 30 seconds.
5. Reheat the roasted vine tomatoes in the MerryChef for 30 seconds.
6. Mix the diced potato, shredded salt beef and vine tomatoes together.
7. Place the hash onto a grey oblong plate and top with a poached egg.
8. Serve as shown in the photograph.

SALT BEEF HASH

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Ingredients

Sliced Bread (White/Brown)

Qty

Guacamole

70g

Slow Roasted Tomatoes

30g

Egg
Vinegar

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Core
Temp

45 Sec.

2-3 Min.

10ml

Key Quality Points:


1. Do not overcook the egg, yolk should remain
runny unless specified by guest.
2. Bread to be lightly toasted under the overhead grill.

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company FSP.
1. Fill a saucepan with water and add the vinegar and heat to a fast simmer.
2. Whisk the water around the pan, crack shell and gently release the egg into the water.
3. Gently poach for approx. 2-3 minutes until the white is cooked but the
yolk is still dippy. Make sure the water does not boil.
4. Toast sliced bread and then spead the guacamole over the bread, sprinkle over the slow roasted tomatoes.
5. Top with poached egg and serve immediately.
6. Serve as shown in the photograph.

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AVOCADO SMASH
Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Ingredients

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Wheat Bran Wrap

Guacamole

70g

Spicy Rice

100g

30 Sec.

Grated Mozzarella/Cheddar Mix

20g

30 Sec.

Avocado Half (Sliced)


Salsa
Egg
Sunflower Oil
Tabasco Sauce
Key Quality Points:
1. Do not overcook the egg, yolk should remain
runny unless specified by guest.

Qty

30g
1

5ml

Black Pepper

HUEVOS RANCHEROS

3-4 Min.

10ml

Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company FSP.
All fruit and salad items to be washed to company FSP.
Ensure to splash egg with oil during cooking.
1. Prior to service defrost the wheat bran wrap, guacamole, spicy rice and avocado.
2. Decant a a 200g pouch of spicy rice into a portion pot, cover and microwave.
3. Heat the defrosted wrap for 10 seconds. Evenly spread the guacamole over the wrap.
Top with warm spicy rice and sprinkle with grated cheese. Melt the cheese under the grill.
Top with sliced avocado, salsa, fried egg and a drizzle of tabasco sauce.
4. Garnish with a lime wedge.
5. Serve as shown in the photograph.

10 Sec.

Lime Wedge

Method & Presentation

Core
Temp

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Sunday Roasts

ROAST BEEF

BRITISH FREE RANGE LOIN OF PORK

Beef should be cooked the day before to allow it to rest before carving.

Beef should be cooked the day before to allow it to rest before carving.

INGREDIENTS
Topside of Beef
Salt & Pepper
Sunflower Oil

INGREDIENTS
Loin of Pork (3-5kg)
Maldon Sea Salt
Sunflower Oil

1 Joint
5g
10ml

METHOD
1. Remove beef from packaging
and allow to breath for 20-30
minutes.
2. Cover with the sunflower oil and
season the beef. Place into a
roasting tray, cover with foil.
3. Cook the beef in a hot oven
(approx. 180C) for 1 hour.
4. Check temperature and
remove foil. Cook for a further
30 minutes. (or until a core
temperature of 63C is reached).
5. Once cooked remove from the
oven and allow to cool.
6. Once cooled carve into
50g slices on a yellow
chopping board.
7. Cover, date and label.

Raw

1 Joint
12g
20ml

METHOD
NB. Cooking times based
on 4.4kg joint.
1. Remove joint from packaging
and allow to breath for
20-30 minutes.
2. Place joint in a roasting tray
lined with foil. Cover with the
sunflower oil and sea salt.
3. Cook the joint in a pre-heated
oven (approx. 180-200C) for
1 hours (Centre temperature
to reach 75C).
4. Once cooked remove from the
oven and allow to cool.
6. Once cooled carve into
50g slices on a yellow
chopping board.
7. Cover, date and label.

Cooked

Sliced

SUNDAY ROASTS PRE-STAGE COOKING

YORKSHIRE PUDDING
(8 Yorkshires)

PORK CRACKLING

Make just prior to service.


INGREDIENTS
Plain Flour
Eggs
Milk
Sunflower Oil
METHOD
1. Once the pork joint is removed
from the oven, cut and remove
string ties. With a sharp knife
remove crackling shell as shown
and cut into pieces and shown in
picture below.
2. Store in an air-tight container
overnight. On morning of service
spread out crackling on a baking
tray with silicon paper and regen
in a pre-heated oven at 200C
for approx. 15 minutes and hold
under gantry lights.

ROASTED CARROT
(1 Portion)

ROAST POTATOES

170g
5
220ml
40ml

PREPARATION
1. Mix the flour, eggs and milk in
a bowl and whisk, pass through
a sieve into a jug, cover and
store under controlled conditions
for a minimum of 1 hour.
METHOD
1. Place the Yorkshire tin into the
oven and allow the tin to get hot.
2. Add your sunflower oil to the
yorkshire tin, carefully remove
the yorkshire tin from the oven,
whisk the yorkshire mix and
pour equal amounts into the
Yorkshire tin.
3. Place back in the oven and
cook on 220C for approx.
15 minutes until yorkshire are
golden brown, remove from the
oven and allow yorkshires to
rest under the light of the
heated gantry.

INGREDIENTS
Roast Potatoes
Sunflower Oil

2.5kg
300ml

PREPARATION
1. Heat 300ml of oil in roasting
tray for 5 minutes.
2. Add frozen potatoes, season
and cook at 220C for approx.
35 minutes until crispy. Turn
potatoes half way through.
3. Hold until required.
4. Cook off small batches at a
time throughout the day as
service levels required.

MASH POTATO
(1 Portion)
INGREDIENTS
Mash Potato
Butter

150g
6g

PREPARATION
1. Pre-portion mash with 6g of
butter in portion pots.
2. Store under refrigeration
ready for service.

PICTURE SHOWS BULK RECIPE


INGREDIENTS
Carrot (Approx. 100g)
Sunflower Oil
Maldon Sea Salt

1
10ml
0.5g

PREPARATION
1. Remove root end of
carrot and peel..
2. Place carrots into a hot oiled
tray, season and roast in the
oven at 200C for approx.
15 minutes, turning to ensure
golden, even colour.
3. Allow carrots to cool and
cut on the angle.
4. Store in the fridge for service.

SUNDAY ROASTS PRE-STAGE COOKING

RED WINE GRAVY


(10 Portions)
INGREDIENTS
Water
Red Wine
Gravy Granules

SEASONAL VEGETABLES
(5 Portions)
INGREDIENTS
1 ltr
200ml
200g

Green Beans
Broccoli
Butter

150g
200g
25g

CAULIFLOWER CHEESE
(4 Portions)

PIGS IN BLANKETS
(4 Portions)

INGREDIENTS

INGREDIENTS

Cauliflower
1
Cheese Sauce
4 Sachets
Grated Mozz/Cheddar Mix
120g

Cumberland Chipolatas
12
Smoked Streaky Bacon 12 Rashers

PREPARATION
PREPARATION
1. Heat the water and red wine in a
pan until it reaches boiling point.
2. Whisk in the gravy granules,
making sure no lumps form.
3. Remove from the heat. Cool
within 90 minutes.
4. Store under refrigeration
ready for service.

PREPARATION

PREPARATION

1. Blanch the green beans in


seasoned boiling water for
approx. 1-2 minutes.
2. Wash the broccoli thoroughly.
3. Blanch in seasoned boiling
water for approx. 1-2 minutes.
Chill under controlled conditions.
4. Pre-portion in portion pots with
a knob of butter.
5. Store under refrigeration
ready for service.

1. Trim cauliflower and cut


into 4 quarters.
2. Blanch in seasoned boiling
water for approx. 1-2 minutes,
drain and chill under controlled
conditions.
3. For each portion place 1 x
wedge into a cazuela dish and
top with 1 cheese sauce sachet
and 30g of grated cheese mix.
4. Store under controlled
conditions ready for service.

1. Defrost cumberland chipolatas.


2. Wrap each chipolata with a
rasher of streaky bacon.
3. Bake in a hot oven until core
temperature is reached.
4. Chill and store under controlled
conditions ready for service.

FOR SERVICE
1. Reheat in a MerryChef for
approx. 1-2 minutes until core
temperature is reached.

FOR SERVICE
1. Reheat in a microwave for
approx. 40 seconds and then
finish under the grill until
cheese is golden.

SUNDAY ROASTS PRE-STAGE COOKING

Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Ingredients

Trio

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Cooked Beef (3 Slices)

150g

30 Sec.

Or Cooked Pork Loin (3 Slices)

150g

30 Sec.

Or Pork Crackling (Pork Only)

1 Piece

Or Cooked Turkey Breast (3 Slices)

Key Quality Points:


1. Meat option cooked through, but still moist and juicy.
2. Ensure vegetables retain bright colour.
3. Ensure clean presentation of gravy.

Qty

150g

30 Sec.

Or Luxury Nut Roast

3-4 Min.

Yorkshire Puddings

1 Min.

Roast Potatoes

150g

1-2 Min.

Mash Potato

150g

1 Min.

Seasonal Vegetables

1 Portion

30 Sec.

Roasted Carrots

1 Portion

30 Sec.

Red Wine Gravy

1 Portion

30 Sec.

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company policy (see procedures pages).
1. See pre-staging for all Sunday Roast ingredients.
2. For Beef & Pork: Cover the meat choice with cling-film and microwave for 30 seconds.
If serving pork serve with a piece of pork crackling.
For Turkey Breast: Defrost frozen turkey, slice, cover with cling-film and microwave for 30 seconds.
For Nut Roast: MerryChef for approx. 3-4 minutes.
For Trio Option: use 50g slice of Beef / 50g slice of Pork / 50g slice of Turkey.
3. Reheat the roast potatoes (if not held), Yorkshire pudding and roasted carrots in the MerryChef.
4. Fluff mash potato with a fork half way through heating.
5. Ensure the seasonal vegetables are bright in colour.
6. Reheat the gravy and serve in a gravy boat.
7. Serve as shown in the photograph.

SUNDAY ROAST OPTIONS

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Temp

Ingredients

Lamb
Shank

Lamb Shank
Or Duck Leg Confit

Qty

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

2-3 Min.

1 Pouch

2 Min.

Core
Temp

2-3 Min.
Or 20oz Beef Rib

Key Quality Points:


1. Meat option cooked through, but still moist and juicy.
2. Ensure vegetables retain bright colour.
3. Ensure clean presentation of gravy.

Method & Presentation

2-3 Min.

2-3 Min

Or Half Roast Chicken

3-4 Min.

Yorkshire Puddings

1 Min.

Roast Potatoes

150g

1-2 Min.

Mash Potato

150g

1 Min.

Seasonal Vegetables

1 Portion

30 Sec.

Roasted Carrots

1 Portion

30 Sec.

Red Wine Gravy

1 Portion

30 Sec.

Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company policy (see procedures pages).
1. See pre-staging for all Sunday Roast ingredients.
2. For Lamb Shank: Place the lamb shank pouch in the microwave and cook for 2-3 minutes.
For Duck Leg Confit: Pierce pouch, microwave for 2 minutes and then grill for 2-3 minutes until crispy.
For 20oz Beef Rib: Pierce pouch, microwave for 2-3 minutes and then grill for 2-3 minutes.
For Half Roast Chicken: Trim the defrosted half roast chicken into leg and breast pieces and reheat in the
MerryChef for approx. 3-4 minutes until core temperature of 75C is achieved.
3. Reheat the roast potatoes (if not held), Yorkshire pudding and roasted carrots in the MerryChef.
4. Fluff mash potato with a fork half way through heating.
5. Ensure the seasonal vegetables are bright in colour.
6. Reheat the gravy and serve in a gravy boat.
7. Serve as shown in the photograph.

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Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

Ingredients

Photo is an adult
serving and is for
reference only.

Cook
From

Cook
Method

Time

Cooked Beef (2 Slices)

100g

30 Sec.

Or Cooked Pork Loin (2 Slices)

100g

30 Sec.

Or Pork Crackling (Pork Only)

1 Piece

Or Cooked Turkey Breast (2 Slices)

Key Quality Points:


1. Meat option cooked through, but still moist and juicy.
2. Ensure vegetables retain bright colour.
3. Ensure clean presentation of gravy.

Qty

100g

30 Sec.

Or Luxury Nut Roast

3-4 Min.

Yorkshire Puddings

1 Min.

Roast Potatoes

100g

1-2 Min.

Mash Potato

75g

1 Min.

Seasonal Vegetables

Portion

30 Sec.

Roasted Carrots

Portion

30 Sec.

Red Wine Gravy

Portion

30 Sec.

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company policy (see procedures pages).
1. See pre-staging for all Sunday Roast ingredients.
2. For Beef & Pork: Cover the meat choice with cling-film and microwave for 30 seconds.
If serving pork serve with a piece of pork crackling.
For Turkey Breast: Defrost frozen turkey, slice, cover with cling-film and microwave for 30 seconds.
For Nut Roast: MerryChef for approx. 3-4 minutes.
3. Reheat the roast potatoes (if not held), Yorkshire pudding and roasted carrots in the MerryChef.
4. Fluff mash potato with a fork half way through heating.
5. Ensure the seasonal vegetables are bright in colour.
6. Reheat the gravy and serve in a gravy boat.
7. Serve as shown in the photograph.

CHILDRENS SUNDAY ROAST OPTIONS

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Temp

Buffets

INGREDIENTS (FOR 10 PEOPLE)

METHOD

Selection of Sandwiches
10 x Sliced White Bread Slices / 10 x Sliced Brown Bread Slices
250g Softened Butter / 100g Mixed Leaves
For Prawn in a Spicy Marie Rose Sauce Sandwich:
400g Cooked King Prawns / 300g Seafood Sauce (200g Mayo / 100g Tomato Ketchup)
For Mature Cheddar Cheese Sandwich:
20 x Mature Cheddar Cheese Slices
For Chicken Mayonnaise Sandwich:
5 x Chicken Escalopes / 100g Mayonnaise (for Chicken Mayo)
For Wiltshire Ham Sandwich:
280g Wiltshire Ham

Selection of Sandwiches
For Prawn in a Spicy Marie Rose Sauce Sandwich:
In a suitable container mix the cooked king prawns with the seafood sauce.
Butter bread, add mixed leaves and prawn mayo and cut sandwich into quarters.
For Mature Cheddar Cheese Sandwich:
Butter bread, add mixed leaves slices of cheese and cut sandwich into quarters.
For Chicken Mayonnaise Sandwich:
Cook chicken escalope, once cooked slice into equal pieces.
In a suitable container mix the sliced chicken with the mayonnaise.
Butter bread, add mixed leaves and chicken mayo and cut sandwich into quarters.
For Wiltshire Ham Sandwich:
Defrost the ham prior to service. Butter bread, add mixed leaves
and slices of Wiltshire ham cut sandwich into quarters.

Chipolatas
20 x Chipolatas
Tender Chicken Skewers
20 x Chicken & Pepper Skewers / 140g Sweet Chilli Sauce

Chipolatas
Chargrill sausages, ensure core temperature of 75C is reached.

Chunky Chips
1.5kg Chips / 2g Maldon Sea Salt

Tender Chicken Skewers


Chargrill the chicken & pepper skewers for approx. 4-5 minutes, turn during cook.
Once cooked drizzle each skewer with 7g of the sweet chilli sauce.

Cheese & Biscuit Platter


20 x Carrs Water Biscuits / 60g Butter / 75g Cheddar
100g Goats Cheese / 75g Dolcelatte / 100g Celery / 100g Chutney

Chunky Chips
Deep fry until crisp and golden, drain off excess oil, season and serve.

Crudits with a selection of dips


300g x Cucumber / 300g Peppers / 300g Celery
150g Garlic Mayo / 150g Tomato & Jalapeno Relish
Garnish
Pea Shoots 30g / Mixed Leaf 30g

Cheese & Biscuit Platter


Pre-portion all cheese prior to service. Wash, peel and cut celery into batons
and serve with biscuits and pre-portioned butter in ramekins.
Crudits with a selection of dips
Wash and cut cucumber, peppers and celery
into batons and serve with dips.

Ingredients (for 10 people) adjust amounts accordingly

CORE BRONZE BUFFET

INGREDIENTS (FOR 10 PEOPLE)

METHOD

Selection of Sandwiches
10 x Sliced White Bread Slices / 10 x Sliced Brown Bread Slices
250g Softened Butter / 100g Mixed Leaves
For Prawn in a Spicy Marie Rose Sauce Sandwich:
400g Cooked King Prawns / 300g Seafood Sauce (200g Mayo / 100g Tomato Ketchup)
For Mature Cheddar Cheese Sandwich:
20 x Mature Cheddar Cheese Slices
For Chicken Mayonnaise Sandwich:
5 x Chicken Escalopes / 100g Mayonnaise (for Chicken Mayo)
For Wiltshire Ham Sandwich:
280g Wiltshire Ham

Selection of Sandwiches
For Prawn in a Spicy Marie Rose Sauce Sandwich:
In a suitable container mix the cooked king prawns with the seafood sauce.
Butter bread, add mixed leaves and prawn mayo and cut sandwich into quarters.
For Mature Cheddar Cheese Sandwich:
Butter bread, add mixed leaves slices of cheese and cut sandwich into quarters.
For Chicken Mayonnaise Sandwich:
Cook chicken escalope, once cooked slice into equal pieces.
In a suitable container mix the sliced chicken with the mayonnaise.
Butter bread, add mixed leaves and chicken mayo and cut sandwich into quarters.
For Wiltshire Ham Sandwich:
Defrost the ham prior to service. Butter bread, add mixed leaves
and slices of Wiltshire ham cut sandwich into quarters.

Seasoned Mature Cheddar Cheese Burger Sliders


10 x Small Burger Buns / 80ml Mayonnaise / 100g Cos Lettuce
2 x Burgers / 2 x Mature Cheddar Cheese Slices
Crispy Chicken Wings
560g Chicken Wings / 80g BBQ Sauce

Seasoned Mature Cheddar Cheese Burger Sliders


Chargrill burgers, ensure core temperature of 75C is reached.
Whilst burgers are still on the chargrill and almost cooked top with cheese slices.
Assembly: Base>Mayo>Cos Lettuce>Burger>Cheese>Lid.

Chipolatas
20 x Chipolatas

Crispy Chicken Wings


Deep fry for approx. 4-5 minutes and serve with BBQ sauce.

Tender Chicken Skewers


20 x Chicken & Pepper Skewers / 140g Sweet Chilli Sauce

Chipolatas
Chargrill sausages, ensure core temperature of 75C is reached.

Chunky Chips
1.5kg Chips / 2g Maldon Sea Salt

Tender Chicken Skewers


Chargrill the chicken & pepper skewers for approx. 4-5 minutes, turn during cook.
Once cooked drizzle each skewer with 7g of the sweet chilli sauce.

Cheese & Biscuit Platter


20 x Carrs Water Biscuits / 60g Butter / 75g Cheddar
100g Goats Cheese / 75g Dolcelatte / 100g Celery / 100g Chutney

Chunky Chips
Deep fry until crisp and golden, drain off excess oil, season and serve.

Crudits with a selection of dips


300g x Cucumber / 300g Peppers / 300g Celery
150g Garlic Mayo / 150g Tomato & Jalapeno Relish

Cheese & Biscuit Platter


Pre-portion all cheese prior to service. Wash, peel and cut celery into batons
and serve with biscuits and pre-portioned butter in ramekins.

Garnish
Pea Shoots 35g / Mixed Leaf 35g

Crudits with a selection of dips


Wash and cut cucumber, peppers and celery
into batons and serve with dips.

Ingredients (for 10 people) adjust amounts accordingly

CORE SILVER BUFFET

INGREDIENTS (FOR 10 PEOPLE)

METHOD

Mixed Seafood Platter


360g Breaded Scampi / 300g Calamari / 5g Paprika / 300g Cooked King Prawns
75g Cos Lettuce / 10 x Lemon Wedges / 100g Fresh Tartare Sauce
150g Seafood Sauce (100g Mayo / 50g Ketchup)

Mixed Seafood Platter


Deep fry Scampi and calamari until crisp and golden, drain off excess oil. Dust calamari with paprika.
Add 25g cos to each pot and top with 100g cooked king prawns.
Serve with fresh tartare sauce, seafood sauce and lemon wedges.

Pork, Chicken Liver & Wild Mushroom Pt Crostinis


2 x Ciabatta / 200g Pork, Chicken Liver & Wild Mushroom Pt / 10g Pea Shoots

Pork, Chicken Liver & Wild Mushroom Pt Crostinis


Cut the ciabatta bread into 10 rounds and toast in the oven for approx. 5 minutes.
Cool and top with pork, chicken liver & wild mushroom pt and garnish with pea shoots.

Seasoned Mature Cheddar Cheese Burger Sliders


10 x Small Burger Buns / 80ml Mayonnaise / 100g Cos Lettuce
2 x Burgers / 2 x Mature Cheddar Cheese Slices
Crispy Chicken Wings
560g Chicken Wings / 80g BBQ Sauce

Seasoned Mature Cheddar Cheese Burger Sliders


Chargrill burgers, ensure core temperature of 75C is reached.
Whilst burgers are still on the chargrill and almost cooked top with cheese slices.
Assembly: Base>Mayo>Cos Lettuce>Burger>Cheese>Lid.
Crispy Chicken Wings
Deep fry for approx. 4-5 minutes and serve with BBQ sauce.

Chipolatas
20 x Chipolatas
Tender Chicken Skewers
20 x Chicken & Pepper Skewers / 140g Sweet Chilli Sauce

Chipolatas
Chargrill sausages, ensure core temperature of 75C is reached.

Chunky Chips
1.5kg Chips / 2g Maldon Sea Salt

Tender Chicken Skewers


Chargrill the chicken & pepper skewers for approx. 4-5 minutes, turn during cook.
Once cooked drizzle each skewer with 7g of the sweet chilli sauce.

Cheese & Biscuit Platter


20 x Carrs Water Biscuits / 60g Butter / 75g Cheddar
100g Goats Cheese / 75g Dolcelatte / 100g Celery / 100g Chutney

Chunky Chips
Deep fry until crisp and golden, drain off excess oil, season and serve.

Heritage New Potatoes


1kg Heritage Potatoes

Cheese & Biscuit Platter


Pre-portion all cheese prior to service. Wash, peel and cut celery into batons
and serve with biscuits and pre-portioned butter in ramekins.

Superfood Salad
3 x Superfood Salads

Heritage New Potatoes


Reheat pre-staged potatoes in the microwave and serve.

Selection of Sandwiches
10 x Sliced White Bread Slices / 10 x Sliced Brown Bread Slices
250g Softened Butter / 100g Mixed Leaves
For Prawn in a Spicy Marie Rose Sauce Sandwich:
400g Cooked King Prawns / 300g Seafood Sauce (200g Mayo / 100g Tomato Ketchup)
For Mature Cheddar Cheese Sandwich:
20 x Mature Cheddar Cheese Slices
For Chicken Mayonnaise Sandwich:
5 x Chicken Escalopes / 100g Mayonnaise (for Chicken Mayo)
For Wiltshire Ham Sandwich:
280g Wiltshire Ham
Crudits with a selection of dips
300g x Cucumber / 300g Peppers / 300g Celery
150g Garlic Mayo / 150g Tomato & Jalapeno Relish
Garnish
Pea Shoots 40g / Mixed Leaf 40g

Superfood Salad
See pre-staging for superfood salad.
Selection of Sandwiches
For Prawn in a Spicy Marie Rose Sauce Sandwich:
In a suitable container mix the cooked king prawns with the seafood sauce.
Butter bread, add mixed leaves and prawn mayo and cut sandwich into quarters.
For Mature Cheddar Cheese Sandwich:
Butter bread, add mixed leaves slices of cheese and cut sandwich into quarters.
For Chicken Mayonnaise Sandwich:
Cook chicken escalope, once cooked slice into equal pieces.
In a suitable container mix the sliced chicken with the mayonnaise.
Butter bread, add mixed leaves and chicken mayo and cut sandwich into quarters.
For Wiltshire Ham Sandwich:
Defrost the ham prior to service. Butter bread, add mixed leaves
and slices of Wiltshire ham cut sandwich into quarters.
Crudits with a selection of dips
Wash and cut cucumber, peppers and celery
into batons and serve with dips.

Ingredients (for 10 people) adjust amounts accordingly

CORE GOLD BUFFET

Promotions
Spice Night

Ingredients

Curry Option

Qty

Cook
Method

Time

Core
Temp

10 Min.
3 Min.

Alternative Cook
Basmati Rice

Cook
From

1 Portion

1 Min.

Onion Bhaji

1 Min.

Naan Bread

30 Sec.

Poppadum

Sour Cream

30g

Mango Chutney

30g

Key Quality Points:


1. Ensure clean presentation of curry.
2. Ensure onion bhaji is crisp and golden.
3. Ramekins to have clean edges.

Method & Presentation


Food items must be stored at the correct temperature, as per company policy.
1. See pre-staging for poppadums.
2. Curry Options: Goan Vegetable, Chicken Tikka, Chicken Jalfrezi, King Prawn Makhani,
Thai Curry, Chicken Balti or Beef Vindaloo.
3. Heat the defrosted curry pouch in a pan of boiling water for 10 minutes until cooked through.
Alternative cook: Cut a small corner off the pouch and stand upright in a container,
microwave for 3 minutes, ensure core temperature of 75C is reached.
4. Onion bhaji should be crisp and golden, drain off excess oil.
5. Pre-portion mango chutney and sour cream into ramekins.
6. Serve as shown in the photograph.

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SPICE NIGHT CURRY OPTIONS


Classic Inns Autumn/Winter 2016

BOMBAY ALOO
(1 Portion)
CROCKERY
White Classic Plate (10")
Balti Dish

ALOO PALAK
(1 Portion)

CHICKEN PAKORAS
(1 Portion)

CROCKERY
White Classic Plate (10")
Balti Dish

POPPADUMS
(1 Portion)

CROCKERY
White Classic Plate (10")
INGREDIENTS
Chicken Pakoras

INGREDIENTS
Bombay Aloo Potatoes Portion 1
Coriander
1g

INGREDIENTS
Aloo Palak Portion
Coriander

PREPARATION
1. Defrost under refrigeration.

PREPARATION
1. Defrost under refrigeration.

METHOD FOR SERVICE


1. Microwave the bombay potatoes
for 1 minutes. Ensure the core
temperature reaches 75C
(82C in Scotland).
2. Pour into a balti dish and place
onto a white classic plate.

METHOD FOR SERVICE


1. Microwave the aloo palak for
1 minutes. Ensure the core
temperature reaches 75C
(82C in Scotland).
2. Pour into a balti dish and place
onto a white classic plate.

1
1g

CROCKERY
White Classic Plate (10")
White Dipper Pot
2

PREPARATION
N/A
METHOD FOR SERVICE
1. Place the chicken pakoras into
the deep fat fryer and cook for
approx. 4-5 minutes or until core
temp is achieved and drain well.
2. Either place on a small white
classic plate or serve on large
white plate with main
curry choice.

SPICE NIGHT

INGREDIENTS
Poppadums
Mango Chutney

3
30g

PREPARATION
1. Pre-portion prior to service.
METHOD FOR SERVICE
1. Place the poppadum into the
deep fat fryer and cook for
approx. 1 minute until cooked
and fully expanded (Do not
microwave poppadum).
2. Place poppadums directly onto
a white classic plate with a
ramekin of mango chutney.

VEGETABLE SAMOSAS
(1 Portion)

ONION BHAJIS
(1 Portion)

MINI (INDIAN) COMBO


(1 Portion)

CROCKERY
White Classic Plate (10")

CROCKERY
White Classic Plate (10")

CROCKERY
White Classic Plate (10")

INGREDIENTS
Onion Bhajis

INGREDIENTS
Vegetable Samosas

INGREDIENTS
Poppadom
Onion Bhaji
Vegetable Samosa
Chicken Pakoras
Lemon Wedge

PREPARATION
N/A

PREPARATION
N/A

METHOD FOR SERVICE


1. Place the onion bhajis into the
deep fat fryer and cook for
approx. 4-5 minutes or until core
temp is achieved and drain well.
2. Either place on a small white
classic plate or serve on large
white plate with main
curry choice.

METHOD FOR SERVICE


1. Place the vegetables samosas
into the deep fat fryer and
cook for approx. 4-5 minutes
or until core temp is achieved
and drain well.
2. Either place on a small white
classic plate or serve on large
white plate with main
curry choice.

PREPARATION
N/A

SPICE NIGHT

1
1
1
2
1

METHOD FOR SERVICE


1. Place the onion bhaji, samosa
and chicken pakora into the
deep fat fryer and cook for
approx. 4-5 minutes or until core
temp is achieved and drain well.
2. Place the poppadom into the
deep fat fryer and cook for approx. 1 minute. While cooking
place a 2oz ladle in the centre of
the poppadom. This will help
you form the poppadom cup
shape. Drain off any excess oil.
3. Place poppadom onto a clean
white classic plate then add
onion bhaji, samosa and chicken
pakora as shown.
4. Add lemon wedge.

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