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PORTFOLIO
(GROUP 5)
Submitted By:
DE VERA, ALYSSA MHER
NABLO, FRANCISCA
PONSICA, KYLA
SALAZAR, DANIELA
SANTOS, SIMOUN
VIGUILLA, ALYANNA
Submitted to:
MS. ROCHELLE MAY E. GARCIA
February 9, 2024
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Republic of the Philippines
POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES
College of Tourism, Hospitality, and Transportation Management
Department of Hospitality Management
TABLE OF CONTENTS
RECIPE………………………………………………………………………………… 3
PICTURES…………………………...……………………………………………...….8
Chocolate Babka………………………………………………………………..12
RECIPE COSTING…………………………………..……………………………….16
LEARNING EXPERIENCE………………………………..……………………..…..9
Chocolate Babka………………………………………………...……………..13
TESDA……………………………………….…………………………………...…....20
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College of Tourism, Hospitality, and Transportation Management
Department of Hospitality Management
RECIPE
INGREDIENTS: INGREDIENTS:
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Department of Hospitality Management
INGREDIENTS: INGREDIENTS:
Bread Dough
25 g Caster Sugar
15 g Milk Powder
30 g Ice Water
65 g Cold Milk
45 g Eggs
35 g Unsalted Butter
Sugar Glaze
20 g Caster Sugar
15 g Water
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Procedure:
In a separate bowl, vigorously whisk together the vanilla extract—the flour, baking soda, baking
powder and salt. Stir the dry ingredients into the sugar butter mixture.
4. Shape the cookies: Shape the dough into 1 1/4 inch balls. Place the balls of dough about 3 inches
apart on ungreased cookie sheets (unlined sheets are fine, though you can use parchment paper
to line them, if you like). Flatten in a crisscross pattern with a fork. (It helps to dip the fork in sugar
to keep it from sticking to the dough.
Procedure:
Crust:
1. In a bowl, combine the crushed graham crackers, and melted butter. Mix until well combined.
2. Press the graham cracker mixture firmly into the bottom of a pie dish to create an even crust. Place it in
the refrigerator to set while you prepare the filling.
Filling:
1. In a separate bowl, whisk together the egg yolk, condensed milk, all-purpose flour, fresh milk, vanilla
extract, and salt until well combined.
2. Pour the egg mixture into the saucepan with melted butter. Cook over low heat, stirring continuously, until
the mixture thickens (about 8-10 minutes).
3. Remove the custard from heat and let it cool for a few minutes.
Assembly:
3. Pour the slightly cooled custard mixture over the sliced bananas, spreading it evenly to cover the entire
pie.
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1. In a clean, dry bowl, separate the egg whites from two eggs.
2. Using an electric mixer, beat the egg whites on medium speed until soft peaks form.
3. Gradually add 1/4 cup of sugar to the egg whites, and cream of tartar, beating until stiff peaks form.
4. Gently fold the whipped egg whites into the whipped cream until well combined.
Final Assembly:
1. Spread the whipped cream and egg white mixture over the set custard layer, creating a smooth and even
topping.
2. Optionally, use a spatula or the back of a spoon to create decorative peaks on the whipped cream
topping.
3. Place the pie back in the refrigerator for at least 1 hour to allow the whipped cream to set.
Procedure:
Add in the butter, cook over medium heat and keep stirring until the mixture resembles a chocolate jam
[Prep the baking pan with some butter and parchment paper]
Combine the both flour, instant yeast, sugar, and milk powder, and add the salt
Then add also the butter and mix until just combined
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Place the dough onto a work surface If doing this by hand, urge to add flour and knead for 10-15 minutes
Divide it into 2 equal pieces Roll each dough into smooth ball Cover it and rest for about 15 minutes
Take 1 portion of the dough to a lightly floured surface and roll it into rectangular shape
Then place half portion of the chocolate filling in the center of the dough, spare about 1cm around the edges
so the chocolate won’t mess up when you roll it
And roll the dough up nice and tight Now cut the dough in half lengthwise and position each half parallel to
each other, twist the halves together, and tuck the ends under
And let the dough rise for about 30-45 minutes until it almost doubled in size
Stir until the sugar dissolved, let it simmer for about 2 minutes
Final Assembly
After 30 minutes resting the dough, bake them in the oven for about 20-25 minutes until golden brown on
top
Take it out from the pan and let it cool on the cooling rack
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POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES
College of Tourism, Hospitality, and Transportation Management
Department of Hospitality Management
LEARNING EXPERIENCE:
DE VERA, ALYSSA MHER - As I first time making a cookie, there's a lot of adjustments to be
made and consider. I discover that having the exact measurements and a precise temperature
when it comes to baking is very important. As having a concept of making a cookie which may
easy to made when you see it, but realizing the importance of the texture and the taste which will
vary the succession of your execution on this kind of pastry.
NABLO, FRANCISCA - First of all, I really have no experience in baking, that's why when there
was a bread and pastry subject, I was really happy. Then it was my first time baking cookies and
I can really say that it's not super easy, but I'm really enjoying it. . I feel so happy because that's
my first experience but I do the cookies pretty well.. All I can say is that I learned how to bake
cookies even if you only use a few ingredients, like just flour, eggs, your choice of flavour and it's
really up to you what you want. And I super enjoy and learn so much that it inspires me to bake
even more because of it.
PONSICA, KYLA - Making these cookies was a wonderful way for me to begin my baking journey.
It was simple and easy to follow the recipe. Making the delicious dough by combining the sugar,
egg, vanilla extract, and peanut butter was an enjoyable experience for me. The cooking area
smelled like freshly baked cookies, and they tasted amazing. I learned how important exact
measurements and appropriate baking methods are from it.
SANTOS, SIMOUN - I had a great experience in baking cookies for the first time! Despite having
no prior baking experience, I found joy in the process and was pleased with the outcome. Baking
can indeed be a rewarding journey, especially when I realise I can create delicious treats with just
a few basic ingredients like flour, eggs, and flavourings. My enthusiasm and enjoyment in baking
cookies have inspired me to explore more in the kitchen, which is fantastic! I will keep
experimenting and honing my baking skills—it's a wonderful way to express creativity and share
tasty treats with others.
VIGUILLA, ALYANNA - To be honest I had a lot of fun doing this recipe. Although we made a
lot of mistakes and we failed a couple of times it never changed the fact that we baked a cookie
that satisfied us after. We discover how crucial it is to precisely follow recipe directions and to
prepare ingredients ahead of time. To make the ideal cookies, practice measuring ingredients
precisely. Using measuring cups and spoons is also essential.
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College of Tourism, Hospitality, and Transportation Management
Department of Hospitality Management
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POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES
College of Tourism, Hospitality, and Transportation Management
Department of Hospitality Management
LEARNING EXPERIENCE:
DE VERA, ALYSSA MHER - Encountering such difficulties when making a pie teaches us how
to be able to learn on how resolve the problem. Trusting yourself and the process within making
a good pie crust can deliver a good outcome. With different variations of pie you got to learn the
difference and difficulties of making it, but then looking at it you also realize that you'd be able to
learn new kind of pastries to add on your set baking knowledge.
NABLO, FRANCISCA - The second one is easy to do and we only had a small budget for it. We
managed to make it shorter in time since we did not bake our pie. What I learned here in making
pie is that you can do 2 choices: bake or no bake. And since we didn't bake it, we needed to put
it in the fridge to cool down and not collapse once divided. Then we even had a hard time slicing
it since it was sticking to the knife, but we managed to solve that because my group members
and I worked together. I also learned, of course, how to make a pie, knead the dough and make
its filling, and you have to be patient when making a pie because there are many processes
involved.
PONSICA, KYLA - It was a pleasure to make the banana cream pie. I discovered the joy of
working with ripe bananas and making a creamy custard filling, and I learned how to make a pie
crust from scratch. The pie's layers of sliced bananas and golden crust turned out to be amazing.
A light and fluffy finish was achieved by topping it with whipped cream. I learned the craft of pie-
making from this recipe, as well as the value of patience in the cooling and setting process.
SALAZAR, DANIELA - Mastering the basics of pie crust making is essential. Begin by
understanding the role of ingredients in creating a tender and flaky crust. Practice techniques
such as cutting cold fat into the flour mixture and adding just enough water to bring the dough
together without overworking it and learn how to roll out the dough evenly and transfer it to the
pie pan without tearing.
SANTOS, SIMOUN - I had another learning experience while making pie! Even with a small
budget and limited time, Me and my group managed to create something delicious. Learning
about the option of baking or no-baking pies is useful, and it's interesting to hear that I opted for
the no-bake method. Cooling the pie in the fridge is essential to prevent it from collapsing, and
overcoming challenges like slicing the pie shows great teamwork and problem-solving skills.
Kneading the dough and preparing the filling are key aspects of pie-making, and our observation
about patience being important is spot-on—baking can indeed involve many processes that
require patience and attention to detail. To my group mates; keep up the good work and continue
enjoying our baking adventures!
VIGUILLA, ALYANNA - Our first step is to look up various pie varieties and their recipes. We
examine different kinds of crust. We discover the significance of maintaining a proper filling-to-
crust ratio and the ways in which various ingredients can alter the taste and consistency of the
pie. Since it was each of our first pies, we weren't prepared for the outcome of the pie we made.
We simply adhere to the online recipe. But for us it was the perfect pie we will ever have.
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POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES
College of Tourism, Hospitality, and Transportation Management
Department of Hospitality Management
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POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES
College of Tourism, Hospitality, and Transportation Management
Department of Hospitality Management
LEARNING EXPERIENCE:
DE VERA, ALYSSA MHER - Geting learn how to knead a dough which is important on doing
yeast breads aside from the importance of its ingredients and measurements, leads to being
careful but having a confidence on what you're doing. Kneading is one of the aspects that gives
a Chocolate Babka a soft and flavor texture abd taste that you would look for for a dessert breads.
With that having the right ingredients is must for you to be able to gain a certain texture that you
are needing for executing a best Chocolate Babka.
NABLO, FRANCISCA - This third one has a lot of process since we need to knead the dough. I
even remembered that we had a short problem in making the dough since the ingredients we had
was not flour for making a dough, but of course we managed to solve it. I have experienced
kneading the dough for a long time and then it even sticks to my hands and then it has to be
kneaded again and again. Then of course it takes time to knead the dough and then you need to
be patient waiting for the dough to rise since it has a resting time. And then the most important
part is we really need to follow the method and timing to make it perfect and thankfully we got the
perfect taste and texture.
PONSICA, KYLA - I gained experience with rich dough and complex braiding techniques through
the Chocolate Babka recipe. It was enjoyable to knead the dough and see it rise to perfection. It
was difficult but satisfying to spread the chocolate filling and twist it into a lovely braid. A delicious
loaf with a deep chocolate swirl was the end product. I learned the value of accuracy and attention
to detail in baking from this recipe.
SALAZAR, DANIELA - I learned the role of yeast in bread baking and how it interacts with other
ingredients to create a light and airy texture. To know such as proofing yeast and kneading dough
to develop gluten and achieve the desired elasticity. We also experiment with shaping and filling
the dough to create the distinctive swirls of chocolate babka. Throughout the process, we observe
how the dough rises and transforms during baking.
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POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES
College of Tourism, Hospitality, and Transportation Management
Department of Hospitality Management
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POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES
College of Tourism, Hospitality, and Transportation Management
Department of Hospitality Management
LEARNING EXPERIENCE:
DE VERA, ALYSSA MHER - A Rozi Chocolat Cake gives you a simple yet a precise taste you've
been looking for, for a chocolate cake. Doing cakes makes you feel overwhelmed most especially
when you're doing it the first time. Getting the right tips that you need to use for your selected
designs, making an icing that doesn't need to be so sweet for you to enjoy eating a cake without
worrying about the sweetness of the icing, and most especially learning to execute and create
your desired design which is related to an event or any occasion you're referring to is a quiet
challenging.
NABLO, FRANCISCA - For this final, I experienced making a design for a cake and I am super
happy that I experienced that. What I learned is that you need to be careful when mixing the
ingredients, you need exact measurement to get the right taste. But what I learned is that you
should check if the ingredients are correct so that you don't overdo it and nothing goes to waste.
And lastly it seems so easy to design a cake but it's not that difficult to get the design you want
and to maintain every size of icing.
PONSICA, KYLA - As a beginner, I discovered that cake decorating involves persistence and
close attention to detail. It made me realize how important it is to handle delicate decorations
carefully and slowly. I also discovered that understated designs can be just as beautiful as
elaborate ones. Sometimes a cake can really shine with a few strategically placed decorations.
Seeing the finished product was satisfying, and I felt proud to have presented a cake with such
lovely decoration. I can't wait to broaden my baking skills and explore more decorating methods
in the future.
SALAZAR, DANIELA - The focus is on developing cake decorating skills rather than baking. I
learn different cake decorating techniques, such as piping, frosting, and garnishing, and how they
can elevate the visual appeal of a cake. Experiment with different types of icing and piping tips to
achieve desired textures and patterns. Finally, adorn the cake with decorative elements like candy
heart shapes to add a personalized touch.
VIGUILLA, ALYANNA - It's thrilling to make cake frosting and icing for the first time. We were
given the opportunity to incorporate our creativity into our design. It's challenging yet enjoyable
all at once. We must exercise extreme caution because any error will require us to start over
from scratch and remove all of the frosting or icing from the cake. In general, my personal
experience was excellent.
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College of Tourism, Hospitality, and Transportation Management
Department of Hospitality Management
RECIPE COSTING
PEANUT BUTTER COOKIES
Yield: 24
Food Cost per Piece: ₱11.11
Selling Price per Cookies: ₱18.52 / ₱19.00
QUANTITY INGREDIENTS SPECIFICATION UNIT COST TOTAL COST
500g All Purpose Magnolia, All ₱55 / 1kg ₱27.5
Flour Purpose Flour
250g White Sugar Refined, white ₱40 / 500g ₱20
sugar
250g Brown Sugar Refined, brown ₱36 / 500g ₱18
sugar
2.5g Iodized Salt Iodized ₱10 / 50g ₱0.5
5g Baking Powder Calumet, baking ₱20 / 50g ₱2
powder
1pc Egg Fresh, large ₱9 / 1pc ₱9
250g Peanut Butter JoF creamy ₱150 / 510g ₱73.52
home-made
peanut butter
5g Vanilla Extract McCormic, ₱50 / 20ml ₱12.5
vanilla flavor
125g Unsalted Butter Mavenbutter, ₱143 / 225g ₱79.44
pure butter,
unsalted
Markup Method:
100/60 = 1.66666666667
11.11 × 1.666666667 = ₱18.52 / ₱19.00
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100/60 = 1.66666666667
₱35.11 × 1.666666667 = ₱58.52 / ₱59.00
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CHOCOLATE BABKA
Yield: 2
Food Cost per Loaf: ₱54.32
Selling Price per Loaf: ₱90.53 / ₱91.00
QUANTITY INGREDIENTS SPECIFICATION UNIT COST TOTAL COST
20g Cocoa Powder Dutche, cocoa ₱69 / 100g ₱13.8
powder
135g All Purpose Magnolia, All ₱55 / 1kg ₱7.42
Flour Purpose Flour
50g Caster Sugar Puregold equal ₱20.45 / 250g ₱4.09
150g Milk Selecta, Fortified ₱108.25 / 1L ₱16.23
Milk
37g Butter Magnolia Butter- ₱98.75 / 200g ₱18.26
licious, Unsalted
110g Bread Flour Emperor, hard ₱69.75 / 1kg ₱7.67
wheat flour
15g Milk Powder Birch Tree ₱15 / 33g ₱6.81
2.5g Salt Iodized ₱10 / 50g ₱0.5
30g Ice Water Cold water ₱0 ₱0
2pcs Eggs Fresh eggs, large ₱12 ₱24
Markup Method:
100/60 = 1.66666666667
₱ × 1.666666667 = ₱90.53 / ₱91.00
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College of Tourism, Hospitality, and Transportation Management
Department of Hospitality Management
ROZI CHOCOLAT
Yield: 1
Food Cost per Whole: ₱558.95
Selling Price: ₱931.58 / ₱932.00
QUANTITY INGREDIENTS SPECIFICATION UNIT COST TOTAL COST
1pc Cake Round Cake, Big ₱ 250 / pc ₱250
480g Heavy Whipped EverWhip ₱440 / 1,030g ₱205.04
Cream
240g Powdered Sugar Peotraco ₱142.75 / 1kg ₱34.26
confectioners
sugar
5g Vanilla Extract McCormic, ₱50 / 20ml ₱12.5
vanilla flavor
5g Cream of Tartar McCormic, ₱63.40 / 50g ₱6.34
cream of tartar
Markup Method:
100/60 = 1.66666666667
₱558.95 × 1.666666667 = ₱931.58 / ₱932
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TESDA
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