Proper storage of vegetables is important to maintain freshness and prevent contamination. Different vegetables should be stored in different ways depending on factors like temperature and moisture needs. Following standard safety and hygiene procedures when storing vegetables, such as separating them from raw meats and keeping refrigerated items at the proper temperature, can help boost immunity and protect against foodborne illness.
Proper storage of vegetables is important to maintain freshness and prevent contamination. Different vegetables should be stored in different ways depending on factors like temperature and moisture needs. Following standard safety and hygiene procedures when storing vegetables, such as separating them from raw meats and keeping refrigerated items at the proper temperature, can help boost immunity and protect against foodborne illness.
Proper storage of vegetables is important to maintain freshness and prevent contamination. Different vegetables should be stored in different ways depending on factors like temperature and moisture needs. Following standard safety and hygiene procedures when storing vegetables, such as separating them from raw meats and keeping refrigerated items at the proper temperature, can help boost immunity and protect against foodborne illness.
Proper storage of vegetables is important to maintain freshness and prevent contamination. Different vegetables should be stored in different ways depending on factors like temperature and moisture needs. Following standard safety and hygiene procedures when storing vegetables, such as separating them from raw meats and keeping refrigerated items at the proper temperature, can help boost immunity and protect against foodborne illness.
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Present
Vegetable Dishes Intended Learning Outcome (ILO)
I can present a vegetable dish
attractively and hygienically. How important is correct presentation or plating of food? There is a common saying which states that food interaction starts with the eyes before the mouth. This actually means that a well-presented dish can satisfy the eyes first before being actually tasted or eaten. Essential Factors of Food Presentation 1. Good preparation and cooking techniques - Proper cutting and cooking of vegetables. 2. Professional Skills - Ability to perform according to required standards 3. Visual Sense - Effective food presentation depends on the understanding of techniques involving balance, arrangement, and garniture. a. Balance -Select foods and garnishes that offer variety and contrast. This should be applied to colors, shapes, textures and flavors. b. Portion size - Match portion sizes and plates c. Balance the portion sizes of the items on the plate - Arrangement on the plate - Many chefs display their creativity in plating presentations. One important thing is, to keep in mind the convenience and comfort of the diner when plating. Plating Styles with Vegetable Dishes
1. Main item in front,
vegetables, starch items and garnish at the rear. 2. Main item in the center, with vegetable distributed around it. 3. Main item in the center with neat piles of vegetables carefully arranged around. 4. A starch or vegetable item heaped in the center, the main item sliced and leaning up against it. 4. A starch or vegetable item heaped in the center, the main item sliced and leaning up against it. Factors to Consider in Plating Vegetable Dishes
1. Thecolor and shape of the plate
The right plate is plain white without design so that the food is the main focus. Other shapes of plate used in plating are: a. square b. round c. rectangular 2. Main item to be focused Most vegetable dishes have no meat or main dish to be given emphasis or importance. 3. Plate using the clock as guide The clock serves as guide in placing the different food items such as the main dish, starch or cereals and vegetable dish. However, vegetable dishes have no main dish. 4. Constant practice There is no right or wrong way of placing or arranging foods on the plate but “practice makes perfect.” Constant practice results in attractive and appetizing presentation of dishes. Activity After knowing the factors in presenting/plating vegetables, draw your presentation on how you will present your vegetable dishes attractively and hygienically. Proper Storage of Vegetables Intended Learning Outcomes (ILOs) I can store vegetables based on the prescribed location and temperature. I can demonstrate vegetable storage in accordance with FIFO operating procedures. I can follow standard safety and hygiene procedures. Introduction Vegetables are an important part of a well- balance diet. Eating a diet rich in vegetables can help lower your risk of many health conditions, but if they’re not handled properly, veggies can also become a source of food-borne pathogens. Like most people, your family probably shop for several days’ worth of groceries at a time, which means you face the issue of making sure your fresh vegetables stay fresh for as long as possible. Not all vegetables are alike, which means there’s no single best way to store them all. Fresh green lettuce can’t be handled the same way as root vegetables like potatoes or carrots. Additionally, certain practices, like peeling or washing, can lengthen or shorten their life, depending on various factors. Storing certain vegetables together can also affect how long they last. Their taste, texture, and appearance can also suffer if they’re not stored properly. Here’s everything you need to know to store your vegetables for maximum freshness. How do I store our vegetables at home? What vegetables are stored in the refrigerator or in a cold place? What vegetables can be stored at room temperature? Why do I need to store vegetables properly? Guidelines on the Proper Storage of Vegetables 1. Vegetables used in preparing salads should be placed in a tightly covered salad container inside the refrigerator for 2 – 3 days only. 2. It is recommended to remove bruised leaves of leafy vegetables and rubber bands before storing. 3. A plastic bag with holes is good for keeping vegetables. 4. Leafy vegetables are washed before storing. 5. Mushrooms should not be washed before storing. Wash only just before using. 6. Vegetables should not be stored loosely inside the vegetable compartment. 7. Potatoes and onions are better stored in a dry dark room at . 8. Hard vegetables are placed at the bottom of the vegetable compartment, leafy vegetables and tomatoes are placed on top. 9. Onions, shallots, and garlic are better stored at room temperature. Onions should be stored away from potatoes. 10. Fruit vegetables such as tomatoes, eggplants, and okra are better stored in the refrigerator to prolong freshness. 11. Lima beans or patani and peas should be left in their pods and stored in its original packs. 12. Potatoes used for French fries and chips should be stored between . 13. Sweet potato or camote, cassava, yam and beets should be stored in a cool dry well-ventilated room. 14. Leafy vegetables are wrapped before storing in the refrigerator. 15. Always store vegetables separately from raw meat and dairy products to avoid possible contamination with bacteria. 16. Store all fresh vegetables for a short time. 17. Do not refreeze thawed vegetables. 18. Keep all canned vegetables in a cool dry place, away from sunlight and off the floor. 19. Discard cans that show signs of damage (swollen, badly dented rusted cans). 20. Store washed and cut produce in a plastic bag or sealed container to preserve its freshness and limit its contact with air. Our health today is at risk due to some factors, we need to strengthen and boost our immune system to protect us from various viruses and diseases. As a mindful Paulinian learner, do you think by following the standard safety and hygiene procedures in storing vegetables can help? Justify your answer.