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Lesson Twelve
Lesson Twelve covers potatoes, grains, and pasta; vegetables; and fruits. Almost all menus contain a starch such as potatoes, grains, or pastas. Whether it is a basic baked potato or a main pasta dish, starches are a staple of American diet. Chapter 23 discusses the many types of starches, the variety of preparation methods, and a variety of recipe ideas. Vegetables can be served as an appetizer, a side dish, or even a main dish. Health-conscious consumers and the availability of high-quality fresh produce have led to increased demand for vegetable menu choices. In Chapter 22, many of the vegetables typically used by food service operations are identified. Purchasing, storing, preparing, and cooking fresh and preserved vegetables are also discussed. In addition to vegetables, fruits also offer health-conscious consumers an alternative when eating in food service operations. Fruit is one of the most versatile and popular foods, providing restaurateurs additional menu options for their customers. Chapter 25 identifies many of the fruits usually used by food service operations and discusses purchase and cooking methods for these fruits. Chapter 23: Potatoes, Grains, and PastaChapter 23 objectivesAfter studying this chapter, you will be able to:
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