Standardized Recipe: Standardizing and Quantifying of Recipe
Standardized recipes specify exact ingredient amounts, equipment, and preparation methods to ensure consistency and quality each time. They simplify functions like planning, purchasing, costing, and allow for computerized operations. Standardized recipes help save on food and labor costs. Recipes should include the title, category, serving size, yield, equipment, ingredients and amounts, instructions, cooking time/temperature, and cost sheet. Benefits include consistency, tracking dietary needs, scientific preparation, predetermined prices, eliminating errors and waste.
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Standardized Recipe: Standardizing and Quantifying of Recipe
Standardized recipes specify exact ingredient amounts, equipment, and preparation methods to ensure consistency and quality each time. They simplify functions like planning, purchasing, costing, and allow for computerized operations. Standardized recipes help save on food and labor costs. Recipes should include the title, category, serving size, yield, equipment, ingredients and amounts, instructions, cooking time/temperature, and cost sheet. Benefits include consistency, tracking dietary needs, scientific preparation, predetermined prices, eliminating errors and waste.
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STANDARDIZED
RECIPE
Standardizing and Quantifying
of Recipe – Standardized recipe is one that specifies the exact amount of ingredients, equipment, and preparation method needed before cooking. – because of its consistency and it is continuously adapted to develop the highest quality product in the most efficient manner every time the recipe is produced. – Standardized recipes play a vital role in operating a successful foodservice establishment. – Use of standardized recipes simplifies other functions of a food service operation, including planning, purchasing, forecasting, recipe costing, and pricing. – It is essential for computerized food service operations because individually coded recipes trigger other functions, including purchasing and forecasting. – In general, standardized recipes help to save on food and labor costs. In preparing standardized recipe follow a desired format which includes – Recipe Title – the name of the product – Recipe Category – classification based on food standard or the foodservice – facility (i.e. fruit, vegetables, salads, main dishes, etc.) – Serving Size – the amount of a single portion of the final product – 4. Recipe Yield – the total number of servings available at the end of production – 5. Equipment and Utensils needed – the cooking and serving tools needed to – produce and serve the food item – 6. Ingredients– food items used in the recipe – 7. Weight/Volume of each Ingredient – the required amount of each ingredient in – the recipe. – 8. Preparation Instructions – directions for preparing the recipe – 9. Cooking Temperature and Time – the appropriate temperature andamount of – time needed for the highest quality product Standardized Recipe Cost Sheet Event__________________________________________________________________
Date of Event__________________________ Time of Event_____________________
Week Number of Operation ________________________________________________
Adjusted Date of Recipe Costed ___________________________________________
Date Approved _________________________________________________________
Total Recipe Cost ________________________________________________________
Recipe: Prepared by ______________________________________________________
HACCP Instructions Reviewed by ____________________________________________
Critical Control Points ______________________________________________________
Suggestions for Improvement ________________________________________________
Production Process Defects _________________________________________________
Recipe Number __________________________________________________________
– Here are some of the Benefits of Standardizing a Recipe – Provide means to establish consistency in the quality of all products being made. – An easy way to keep track of dietary needs of the customers – Preparation, cooking, and serving procedure is done scientifically. Approximation of weight and size is avoided. – Selling price is predetermined; gain per recipe is targeted at no cost.
– Doubts, conflicts and errors are eliminated, during the entire process of food preparation.
– Less time is consumed in distinguishing out of cooked products because of standard
measurements of food.
– Standardization eliminates food wastage . It determines quality and quantity of proposed