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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
First and foremost, we thank God , the Almighty, for His showers of blessings
throughout this whole research and our hard works to finalize this report.
With His’ blessing and also chances for us, we were happy to announce that this
assignment could complete with only his permission .We were very determined and also
excited while doing this assignment as we get to learn something new in every lesson
and research. He allow both of us to make time, gain the knowledge and also
opportunity to fully make all of this happen.
In this week, we were very grateful for the opportunity given to us to learn about new
things and make sure to use our creativity to try and lead the kitchen so that we can
have more leadership value, instill it ourselves and improve in the future as the
managers and respected chefs in the future. We would like to express the gratitude
towards our beloved and also respected chef, Sir Mohd Azuan. We were definitely
guided by the way he corrects us to be even a better person with a better knowledge,
especially in cooking.
Given this opportunity, we were able to lead the kitchen crews with our best , even
though we might be lacking- it is definitely something that will benefit us in the future,
We would like to again thank all of people who is involved while doing this assignment
and also words of encouragement received from the people around us.
Thank you.
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TABLE OF CONTENT
I ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 2
II TABLE OF CONTENT 3
1.0 INTRODUCTION
2.0 MENU
5.0 CONCLUSION
6.0 REFERENCES
7.0 APPENDICES
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1.0 INTRODUCTION
Commercial food service means a business that makes money by selling food and
drinks. Commercial food service operations might be independent, chain, or
franchise properties.
Students will study the topic of Commercial Food Service Operations in this
semester (HTF491). Students can study about and gain an understanding of the
management and operation of restaurants during business hours by taking the
course Commercial Food Service Operations (HTF491). The topic will be separated
into the service and cooking sections. The front of the house is referred to as the
serving group, and the back as the kitchen. In week 8, these two groups will be in
reverse order. All of the class's students will have the opportunity to perform both
professions this way.
A commercial food service operation's main objectives are to serve clients food and
beverages for a profit and produce a satisfying guest experience. Students are
trained to prepare a lot of food for consumers that visit vanilla eateries in commercial
classes. To prepare the predetermined cuisine in the allotted time by the chef, each
student will have a specific duty to play.
Students will be guided by the chef throughout the commercial lesson to avoid
making mistakes when cooking cuisine.
Students can learn from this and utilize it in the future to gain experience working in a
restaurant kitchen.
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2.0 MENU
2.1 TABLE D’HOTE WESTERN
Appetizer
Potato Salad with Orange Dressing
Soup
Cream of Pumpkin with Herb Crouton
Main Course
Pan Seared Seabass with Lemon Butter Sauce Accompanied with Sautee
Vegetables & Potato Quenelles
Or
Grill Beef Tenderloin with Black Trumpet Sauce Accompanied with Sautee
Vegetables & Potato Quenelles
Dessert
Mixed Fruit Platter
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No.of 16 Pax
Serving:
FORMULATION FORMULATION
NO INGREDIENTS QUANTIT UNIT NO INGREDIENTS QUANTIT UNIT
Y Y
1. Idaho Potato 13.
2. Mayonnaise 14.
3. Orange Juice 15.
4. Salt 16.
5. Pepper 17.
6. Wantan skin 18.
7. Beet Microgreens 19.
8. Cherry tomato 20.
9. 21.
10. 22.
11. 23.
12. 24.
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No.of 16 Pax
Serving:
FORMULATION FORMULATION
NO INGREDIENTS QUANTITY UNIT NO INGREDIENTS QUANTITY UNIT
1. Butternut Pumpkin 13.
2. Celery stalks 14.
3. Heavy cream 15.
4. Salt 16.
5. Pepper 17.
6. Spring onion 18.
7. Brown onion 19.
8. Roti sandwich 20.
9. Butter 21.
10. Garlic 22.
11. Fresh parsley 23.
12. 24.
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No.of 8 Pax
Serving:
FORMULATION FORMULATION
NO INGREDIENTS QUANTITY UNIT NO INGREDIENTS QUANTITYUNIT
1. Seabass 13
.
2. Olive oil 14
.
3. Butter 15
.
4. Lemon 16
.
5. Garlic 17
.
6. Salt 18
.
7. Pepper 19
.
8. Broccoli 20
.
9. Yellow zucchini 21
.
10. Asparagus 22
.
11. Idaho potatoes 23
.
12. Red raddish 24
.
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No.of 8 Pax
Serving:
FORMULATION FORMULATION
NO INGREDIENTS QUANTITY UNIT NO INGREDIENTS QUANTITYUNIT
1. Aus. Beef Tenderloin 13.
2. Olive oil 14.
3. Black pepper 15.
4. Salt 16.
5. Rosemary 17.
6. Fresh thyme 18.
7. Dried Black Trumpet 19.
8. Garlic cloves 20.
9. Onion 21.
10. Chopped parsley 22.
11. Instant Demi Glaze 23.
12. Bayleaf 24.
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No.of 16 Pax
Serving:
FORMULATION FORMULATION
NO INGREDIENTS NO INGREDIENTS
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Booking
Acceptance
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No
Yes
Preparation
Cooking
Decoration
Food Preparation
Cleaning
3.2 THE ALLOCATION
For this week, we have delegate the works and also courses to particular students, so
that everything will run smoothly. Here is our report:
3.2.1 Before devouring the main course, one must have an appetizer, and we had
gave the task to this particular student:
She was asked to prepare an appetizer called Potato Salad with Orange Dressing.
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Wipe table
and stove
Wipe and
Washing
Mopping
Rubbish
Swiping
return
floor
floor
Dish
No
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4.1 Comments
4.2 Recommendations
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5.0 CONCLUSION
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6.0 REFERENCES
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7.0 APPENDICES
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