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Simeon Flores
Marinel Rendora
Loraine Flores
Mariel Sadia
Legilyn Macasabuang
Angelo Diaz
Carlo Reyes
2 whole egg
2 tablespoon of oil
First, make a nest with the flour on a clean work surface. Add the remaining ingredients to the center and use a fork to
gently break up the eggs. Try to keep the flour walls intact as best as you can!
Next, use your hands to gently mix in the flour. Continue working the dough to bring it together into a shaggy ball.
Then, knead! At the beginning, the dough should feel pretty dry, but stick with it! It might not feel like it’s going to come
together, but after 8-10 minutes of kneading, it should become cohesive and smooth:
If the dough still seems too dry, sprinkle your fingers with water and continue kneading to incorporate it into the dough. If
the dough becomes too sticky, dust more flour onto your work surface.
When the dough comes together, shape it into a ball and wrap it in plastic wrap. Let the dough rest at room temperature
for 30 minutes.
Use a rolling pin or your hands to gently flatten one into an oval disk. Then, run it through the widest setting of your pasta
maker (level 1). run the dough through the pasta maker 3 times on setting before proceeding to the next step. Run the
pasta thru level 2 until you get the desire thickness (in our case is level 6)
Then run the thin pasta dough to a different attachment (fettuccine attachment)
First get a medium size pot fill it halfway then add oil
Leave it to a boil then salt, when the water is boiling gently add the fettuccine pasta, cook it for 2 minutes and 30 seconds.
FOR SAUCE:
Onion
Garlic
Bell pepper
Chicken breast
Evaporated milk
Cheese
Salt
Pepper
Saute the onion and garlic then add the bell pepper after saute add the chicken strips saute for a few minutes then add the
pesto. After adding the pesto gently pour the evaporated milk then mix, after mixing add grated cheese for the sauce to
COSTING:
PASTA:
Item Item weight Price of item Recipe need Cost for recipe
SAUCE:
Item Item weight Price of item Recipe need Cost for recipe
milk
EQUIPMENT:
Pan
Cooking Pot
Wooden Spoon
Rubber Scrapper
Grater
Chopping Broad
Knife
Ladle
Tong
Strainer
Bowl
Plate
Craving Fork
PRESENTATION:
DOCUMENTATION:
REFLECTION:
In the recent food lab, I gained different knowledge and realization about on how food
should be prepared and presented. I learned that having a clean surroundings is a must and I
learned that unity is important in order to have a good product. I realize that every move you
are going to take in the food lab is a representation of your work. I realize that it is not wrong
to have a mistake in every dishes we are going to do as long as you are passionate and
I learned in our major subjects last February 4th (Saturday) is what are the different cuts of
veggies, how to cook pesto past , what are the ingredients we needed for pesto pasta ,and
how to make a homemade pasta which our leader suggest to lessen our expenses and the
method how to independent in kitchen and teamwork, and how to clean the things we use but
suddenly we leave the floor not clean but next time we will check the lab clean before we
leave.
What I learned from the laboratory was to work together and cooperate with your
teammates. Because teamwork makes it easier and faster to do something, and it also takes
effort and creativity in what you do to get the best results of your meals. I also learned how
to make different cutting vegetables and fruits and also learned different cooking methods.
I learned a lot about different kinds of cuts, and another thing, i also learned how to cut them
What i learned in cooking pesto fettucine is that you don’t need to hurry and you need leave
Does the laboratory function well? Well, it was beneficial; we learned a lot. An great
performance is mostly dependent on teamwork and cooperation. We learned that the effort
you put into your work is more important than the reward you receive. I realized during our
activities that every food has a unique method of preparation and presentation. Don't just
stick to the provided recipes; think outside the box to find new ways to improve your food. I
advise keeping a log of all of our actions so you may look back on them and see where you
fell short.
What I learned in our first food lab this 2 nd sem is that the laboratory should always be clean
especially we make food there and the pasta we made was ok but there was a little problem
with our home made pasta it was a bit thin and quickly crumble or break into pieces