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Standardized Recipes. What is it? Must follow a format that is clear to anyone who uses it. – Control of costs – Quality – Consistency of product.

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1 Standardized Recipes

2 What is it? Must follow a format that is clear to anyone who uses it. – Control of costs – Quality – Consistency of product

3 What’s included? Name of recipe Ingredients Yield Portion Size Temperature, time and equipment Step by step directions Nutrition information

4 AP and EP Amounts Most vegetables have to be trimmed before they can be used in a recipe. To save money and other resources, chefs must determine what the correct edible portions (EP) and amounts purchased (AP) to determine the correct amount of ingredients.

5 EP/AP Amounts EP=Edible Portion – To determine edible portion amount, take amount of trimmed food product and multiply by yield percentage. 10 pounds untrimmed cauliflower × 0.55= 5.5 lbs trimmed AP= As Purchased – To determine as purchase amount, divide edible portion by yield percentage. 4 pounds trimmed cauliflower ÷ 0.55= 7.27 lbs untrimmed.

6 Costing Recipes To determine total cost of recipe follow the following steps: – Determine unit cost of product – Multiply unit cost by amount needed – Add up ingredient cost to determine total of recipe. – To determine per serving, divide by yield.


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