...GALWAY MAYO INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Food Studies 2 (September 2010 – December 2010) B.B 2 (Block release) HOTEL AND CATERING MANAGEMENT GROUP PROJECT: FRENCH COUSINE DATE: BY: TABLE OF CONTENST: 1. Introduction OK 2.Ingredients 3.Requisitions OK 4.Menu OK 5.Dishes,reciepes and method of work 6.Photos of dishes (on the day) 7.Party System OK 8.Time plan 9.inspection of incoming food 10.Portion Control 11.H.A.C.C.P flow chart Ok 12.Nutritional and dietary analysis 13.Cooking temperature (on the day) 14.Costing all dishes 15.Callculate Selling price (K.P @ 63%) 16.Reflection on the day 17. Conclusion 18.Acknowledgments 19.Bibliography Introduction The people of France consider cooking a fine art. A French saying describes the attitude of French cooks toward their art: “ L’excès en tout est défaut “ —“excess is always a fault.” In other words, you can have too much of a good thing. French cooks use strong flavors, such as garlic, in small amounts so that they will not overpower other flavors. In fact, the most important rule in French cooking is not to use too much of any one ingredient. History of French Cooking Hundreds of years ago, the chefs who worked for the kings and queens of France developed haute or grande cuisine. This kind of cooking featured huge, complicated meals that took hours of...
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