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DEMOSTRATE PROPER MISE EN PLACE AND USE OF DINING
ROOM EQUIPMENT
Learning Objectives:
1. Identify and familiarize the uses of kitchen tools, utensils and equipments.
2. Demonstrate proper mise en place techniques
3. Explain and discuss the importance of mis en place and proper usage of
kitchen tools, utensils and equipments.
PRE-TEST
Directions: Identify the word that is described in each statement. Choose the letter of
the correct answer.
Last, how many times have you been interrupted in the middle of a
recipe. Then you return to the bread you were making and wonder, "Did I add
the salt or not?" Tasting the flour is possible but the average loaf of bread has
a teaspoon of salt mixed into 3 - 4 cups of flour. Good luck on that tasting.
However, if you'd measured out the salt before beginning and had it waiting in
a pinch bowl or slip of waxed paper then if the bowl is empty you added the salt
and if it's not you didn't.
Directions: Based on the topic, explain and discuss the Mise en place technique. Be
able to enumerate the importance of this process in cooking. The scoring rubric below
will be the basis for evaluating your essay.
Criteria Percentage
Content 5%
Organization 2.5 %
Delivery 2.5 %
TOTAL 10 %
Some utensils are both food preparation utensils and eating utensils; for
instance some implements of cutlery –especially knives-can be used for both
food preparation in a kitchen and as eating utensils when dining.
Purpose in food
Name Design Image
preparation
An implement
resembling a simple
pipette, consisting of a
Used during cooking to tube to hold the lid and
Baster cover meat in its own a rubber top which
juices or with a sauce. makes use of partial
vacuum to control the
liquid intake and
release
It consists of a cylinder
with a plunger on one
end which is used
to extrude cookie
dough through a small
hole at the other end.
A device for making Typically, the cookie
Biscuit press pressed cookies such press has
as spritzgebäck. interchangeable
perforated plates with
holes in different
shapes, such as a star
shape or a narrow slit
to extrude the dough in
ribbons.
Commonly used to
create a hard layer of
Blow torch
caramelized sugar in
a crème brûlée.[2]
Generally made of
glass or porcelain to
Used in a microwave
absorb heat, which
Browning tray oven to help turn food —
helps colour the layer of
brown
food in contact with its
surface.
A bowl-shaped
container with holes,
typically made from
Used for draining plastic or metal. It
Colander substances cooked in differs from a sieve due
water to its larger holes,
allowing larger pieces
of food, such as pasta,
to be drained quickly.
A clamping device,
similar in design to a
Used to crack the shell
Crab cracker nutcracker but larger,
of a crab or lobster
with ridges on the
inside to grip the shell.
A slotted spoon-like
utensil used to
Egg separator separate the yolk of an
egg from the egg
white.
Historical designs
range considerably,
from hourglasses, to
mechanical or
Used to correctly time
electronic timers, to
Egg timer the process of boiling
electronic devices
eggs.
which sense the water
temperature and
calculate the boiling
rate.
Typically consists of a
bowl, a plate with holes
like a colander, and a
Used to mash or sieve
Food mill crank with a bent metal
soft foods.
blade which crushes
the food and forces it
through the holes.
Used to
channel liquid or fine- A pipe with a wide,
Funnel grained substances conical mouth and a
into containers with a narrow stem.
small opening.
It is used to grate,
shred, and slice food
Grater
such as carrots,
cabbage and cheese.
It is a long-handled
spoon with a deep bowl
used for serving or
transferring food,
especially soups and
Ladle
sauces. It can be solid,
slotted, or perforated. It
can be made of steel,
silver, wood,
melamine, or copper.
It is a bowl – shaped
strainer with holes. It is
used to drain food such
Mated as pasta. It can be
colander pot made of aluminum,
thinly rolled stainless
steel, plastic, or
silicone.
The Pyrex-brand
traditional measuring
cup (the Anchor
Used to measure wet
Hocking-brand look-
ingredients such as
alike is shown, right) is
milk and water.
available in 1 cup (8
Gradations from 30,
ounce), 2 cup (16
60, 80, 120 to 240
Liquid ounce), 4 cup (32
milliliters (ml) are
measuring cup ounce) and 8 cup (64
commonly written on
ounce) sizes and
the sides. They are
includes U.S.
generally made of
customary units in
clear, heat resistant
quarter, third, half and
glass.
two-thirds cup
increments, as well as
metric units.
To finely and
consistently
Mezzaluna
chop/mince foods,
especially herbs.
A small, specialized
Nutmeg grater grating blade
fornutmeg.
To evenly dispense
soft substances
Pastry bag
(doughs, icings,
fillings, etc.).
Cuts straight or
crimped lines through
Pastry wheel
dough for pastry or
pasta.
A long, rounded
wooden or marble tool
Rolling pin
rolled across dough to
flatten it.
Slotted spoon
It is a broad, flat,
flexible scraper with a
rounded, unsharpened
end used for spreading
and smoothing icings
Spatula
on cakes, mixing
ingredients, lifting and
lifting and flipping, and
scraping bowls. It can
be offset or straight.
Measuring the
Sugar
temperature, or stage,
thermometer
of sugar
A tamis has a
cylindrical edge, made
of metal or wood, that
Used as
supports a disc of
Tamis a strainer, grater,
fine metal, nylon,
or food mill.
or horsehair mesh.
Ingredients are pushed
through the mesh.
Designs vary
considerably; the
earliest tin openers
Tin opener To open tins or cans
were knives, adapted to
open a tin as easily as
possible.
Needle, about 20 cm
For pinning, or sewing long and about 3mm in
Trussing
up, poultry and other diameter, sometimes
needle
meat. with a blade at end for
pushing through poultry
To blend
Most whisks consist of
ingredients smooth, or
a long, narrow handle
to incorporate air into a
with a series of wire
Whisk mixture, in a process
loops joined at the end.
known
Whisks are also made
as whisking or whippin
from bamboo.
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COOKWARE
This is composed of different types of food preparation containers commonly found in the
kitchen as cooking vessels such as saucepans and frying pans, intended for use on a stove
or range cook top.
Tart and
Used to bake a savory custard mixture on
Quiche
top of a flaky pastry crust
PansSheet
Pans
Cooling and
Icing Grate Used for thawing foods or cooling and
icing cakes, cookies, and desserts.
Measuring
Use to measure ingredients accurately
cups and
either dry or liquid ingredients
spoons
Mortar and
Is used to pound ingredients
pestle
BAKING TOOLS
IDENTIFICATION:
Directions: Give the names of the following kitchen tool, utensils and equipments.
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