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Lesson Three
The profitability of a food service operation is directly tied to precise recipe measurements, portion control, food costing, and loss control. When working with a standardized recipe, precise measurements and portion control provide the ability to produce a known quality and quantity of food repeatedly and consistently. This consistency makes it possible to determine accurately a profitable price of a particular menu item. Lesson 3 will assist you in understanding what is needed to produce profitable menu items within a food service operation. You will learn how to follow a standardized recipe and how to use proper measuring techniques when making a particular menu item. You will also learn how to convert recipes to get different yields. The lesson then will provide information on how to set an accurate price for the menu item through a discussion that focuses on food costing, recipe costs, and controlling food costs. You will also learn techniques to develop an attractive menu design. Chapter 4 objectivesAfter studying this chapter, you will be able to:
Chapter 4 topics
Key terms from Chapter 4
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