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Students must design 2 different menus (Breakfast lunch and Dinner) total for at least
six menu to meet special dietary requirements and cost them all by conducting a menu
analysis for each menu. The essential requirements for each menu are listed below:
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At least1 low sugar dessert suitable for a diabetic
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The menu must then be costed according to realistic Ingredient prices portions sizes and
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ingredient yields. The ingredients within each recipe must be costed to determine the cost
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per serve of every menu item on the menu. This must then be entered into a menu analysis
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template (section 2 of this assignment) that the trainer will issue to the student. The menu
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once entered into the menu analysis spreadsheet must fall at 30% food cost percentage or
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below.
The menu must be presentable to industry standard in a word document a n d should use
current industry trends in menu design.
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You must also make a chart of items on your menu that are suitable for a Muslim person who can
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only eat Halal meats and a Jewish person who can only eat Kosher foods if it is a banned
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food item in their culture along with the other special dietary requirements bullet pointed
above. In the chart place a tick next to each dish each type of person can eat like a matrix.
Retirement village cycle menu (Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner)
The menu must comprise of 1 Main and 1 dessert for each day of a 7 day week and must
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consist of a meat, seafood or poultry dish with vegetables for each dinner shift.
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The menu must also comprise a balanced range of menu items across the week.
Also the nurses have mentioned to you that 4 residents in the critical care section of
the retirement village who have special dietary requirements and you need to plan
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substitute meals for them if the ones on the menu are not suitable, see below:
1 Coeliac
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1 Jewish resident
2 residents are in a very high risk category for heart
1 of the residents listed above in the very high risk category for heart is also fructose
intolerant
The menu must then be costed according to realistic ingredient prices and
portions sizes and ingredient yields appropriate to elderly residents. The ingredients
within each recipe must be costed to determine the cost per serve of every menu item
on the menu. This must then be entered into a menu analysis template (section 2 of
this assignment) that the trainer will issue to the student. Once the costings of the
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menu are entered into the menu analysis spreadsheet students then must determine
the selling price for the residents. The price per head must take into account that the
food cost percentage at 30% or below. Keep in mind this is not a restaurant and cheaper
ingredients should be used with lower selling prices and elderly residents will not pay
restaurant prices or meals in a retirement village.
The menu must be presentable to industry standard in a word document and should use
current industry trends in menu design.
2. 2 menu analysis's must be submitted for each menu. An example of the men analysis
template for the A La Carte menu is provided on the next page. The trainer must provide
students with both templates for their food costings. Once the student has completed each
menu analysis within the excel spreadsheet both must be handed into the trainer with
each menu. Attach each of these to this assessment and both must fall below 30% food
cost percentage
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(Menu analysis template example for the A La Carte menu is provided on the next page)
The menu analysis sheet comprises of a few different terms as headings for each financial
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performance indicator. The definitions for each term of each heading are below:
Menu mix %: Determines the popularity of a dish over a certain time period (can also be
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termed as the 'popularity index'). It is determined by the ‘amount sold’ divided by the 'total
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dishes sold' then multiplied by 100.
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Amount sold: Total amount of each dish sold for a certain time period.
Food cost %: Food cost percentage of an individual food item which is determined by the
'food cost' divided by the 'sales prices' then multiplied by 100.
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Food cost: The cost per serve of each individual food item
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Sales price: The sales price per serve of each individual food item.
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Menu cost: The total cost of an individual dish over a certain time period determined by the
'food cost' multiplied by the 'amount sold'.
Menu revenue: The total sales of an individual dish over a certain time period determined by
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TOTAL food cost percentage: The total food cost percentage for the entire menu of a certain
time period. This is determined by the 'menu cost' divided by the 'menu revenue' then
multiplied by 100. This will vary depending on the popularity of each menu item and will be a
key factor in determining the sales prices on your menu to ensure this figure is below 30%.
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Calamari
Lightly battered baby calamari with aioli and lemon Per
serve $13.00
Popiah
Thin pastry skins filled with sliced chicken, prawns, shallots, vermicelli and bean sprouts.
Served with a sweet soy sauce and ground fresh nuts.
2 per serve $14.00
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Barramundi
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Wild skinned barramundi fish served with mash and seasonal vegetable Per
plate (GF) $29.00
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Add Prawns $5.00
Fresh Seasonal Vegetables (V, Ve)
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Beef Rendang
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Seasonal greens stir-fried with garlic, soy sauce and fresh chilli. $19.00
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Indonesian style beef curry. There are two varieties to choose from, spicy tomato base or
aromatic dry coconut base.
Medium to hot $28.00
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300 gm steak Served with mash and stemmed vegetables and butter sauce. Per
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plate $35
Desserts
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Ice Cream
Bite sized ice-cream balls dipped in rich milk chocolate. $3.00
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Cendol
Starch noodles made from fresh pandan leaves, with gula-melaka syrup, coconut milk and
shaved ice. $7.50
Reference: https://www.themalaya.com.au/entree.html
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A La Carte menu analysis
Menu item Menu Amoun Food Food Seles Menu Menu
mix % t Cost % cost price cost revenue
Sold
Entrée’s
Meat balls 8.3% 1200 24% $6 $25 $7200 $30000
Calamari 8.3% 1400 30% $4 $13 $8400 $18200
Ikan Bilis 8.3% 1000 23% $3 $13 $3000 $13000
Popiah 8.3% 1500 28% $4 $14 $6000 $21000
Mains
Barramundi 8.3% 1000 27% $8 $29 $8000 $29000
Fresh 8.3% 800 $5.50 $19 $4400 $15200
Fresh
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Seasonal 8.3% 800 29% $5.50 $19 $4400 $15200
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Beef 8.3% 1300 28% $8 $28 $10400 $36400
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Scotch Fillet 8.3% 1100 26% $10 $38 $11000 $41800
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and Prawns
Desserts
Assorted 8.3% 800 25% $3 $12 $2400 $9600
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Sorbet
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dishes
sold 14400
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TOTAL Food
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Cost
percentage 28.30% TOTALS $67250 $23760
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Salt and pepper calamari (GF) $24.00
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Fish and chips (GF) $29.00
Battered flathead and tartare sauce
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Margherita pizza (V) $19.50
Tomato, basil and fresh mozzarella
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Menu item Menu Amoun Food
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mix % t Cost % cost price cost revenue
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Vietnamese style grilled beef
soldsalad $19.50
Cucumber, lemongrass, chilli and glass noodles
Entrée’s
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Desserts
Garlic bread 8.3% 500 26% $2.50 $9.50 $1250 $4750
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Affogato served with Vanilla Ice Cream and Liqueur of choice (GF) $12.00
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Desserts
Affogato 8.3% 1000 25% $3 $12 $3000 $12000
Hot 8.3% 600 29% $5 $17 $3000 $10200
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Chocolate
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Crème 8.3% 800 30% $4 $13 $3200 $10400
Caramel
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Pistachio
Macaroon
Total
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sold 9000
TOTAL Food
Cost
percentage 28.30% TOTALS $50300 $17395
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Hot Tea Hot Tea Hot Tea Hot Tea Hot Tea Hot Tea Coffee,
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Sauteed Carrots, Pepper Steame Green Chicken Peas,
Spinach, Parslied Cod, d Beans, with Seasoned
Mashed New Stewed Broccoli Herb Mushroo Zucchini,
Potatoes, Potatoes, Tomatoe , Roasted m Sauce, Parisienne
Cauliflowe Italian s, Baked Potatoes, Cauliflowe Potatoes
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Potatoes Spanish Sausage
Omelet
Hot Tea, Chilled Hot Tea, Hot Hot Tea, Hot Tea, Hot Tea,
Coffee, Diced Coffee, Tea, Coffee, Coffee, Coffee,
Almond Pears, Almond Coffee, Almond Soya Milk Almond
Milk, Hot Tea, Milk, Soya Milk, Strawberr Milk,
Tomato Coffee, Blueberr Milk, Cranberry y Juice Blueberrie
Juice Soya Milk y Custard Chilled Juice s
Plums Juice
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Steamed Sweet-n- r & Paprika Wax Green Carrots,
Broccoli Sour Peppers, Potatoes, Beans & Beans Dijon
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Retirement village cycle menu analysis
Menu item Menu Amoun Food Food Seles 0
Menu Menu
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Breakfast
Breakfast $18 25% 300 29% $5.30 $18.00 $1590 $5400
per person
Lunch
Lunch $25 25% 500 28% $7 $25.00 $3500 $12500
per person
Dinner
Dinner $28 25% 800 28% $8 $28.00 $6400 $22400
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Desserts
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Dessert 25% 1000 30% $3 $9.90 $3000 $9900
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Total 2600
dishes
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TOTAL Food
Cost
percentage 28.86% TOTALS $14,49 $50,200
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