Call Number
TR DVD 641.665 EVE
Publication Date
2005
Summary
Chicken is a staple food the world over. In today's mass-producing world, chicken is cheap, blends with hundreds of flavours and has a very healthy image - making it one of the most popular meats. This video looks at chicken lovers from Henry VIII to Mrs. Beeton; we find out just how nutritious chicken soup really is; and why chicken is a fast food favourite. In the kitchen, Paul Merrett shows how understanding science and a good red wine can produce a great Coq Au Vin, what's needed to create a spicy marinade for chicken kebabs, cooks the perfect roast chicken, and reveals the secret bit of chicken that all chefs love.
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Other
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0.0833
by
Moore, Peter
Call Number
DVD 641.5 JAM
Publication Date
2004
Summary
Jamie Oliver is opening his first restaurant, Fifteen. To prove his conviction that it is a passion for food and not formal academic qualifications that makes a good cook, he is training 15 unemployed youngsters to work as chefs in the kitchen. All within 7 months.
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Other
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0.1066
by
Llewellyn, Patricia.
Call Number
DVD 641.5 NAK
Publication Date
2003
Summary
Jamie Oliver is back in town and raring to cook - but juggling a hectic social life with a passion for entertaining means it's all got to be simple, easy and fun.
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Other
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0.0750
by
Llewellyn, Patricia.
Call Number
DVD 641.5 NAK
Publication Date
2002
Summary
You could cook great food at home with maximum flavour and minimum effort. Each episode follows a hectic day in Jamie's life as he prepares food for his friend, family and work-mates.
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Other
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0.0750
by
Video Education Australasia.
Call Number
TR DVD 641.50922 ITS
Publication Date
1999
Summary
This video is portrayed from the points of view of people involved in the food industry. In a series of interviews these people lead us through the lives they lead in their varying roles in the industry.
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Other
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67232.6172
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Video Education Australasia.
Call Number
DVD 647.95 KIT
Publication Date
1996
Summary
In this program we see how chefs prepare the meals at Melbourne's Sofitel Hotel and how they have to cater for all tastes. It investigates the many considerations taken into account in the efficient running of large kitchen, as well as the production of food for a major Australian airline, where the design of the meals is customised. This is contrasted with the work of a second year apprentice at a busy a la carte bistro. Occupational Health and Safety issues are also considered.
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Other
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0.0913
Call Number
DVD 641.814 STO
Publication Date
1992
Summary
Chefs, Susan Klugerman and Don Woods, demonstrate how to produce dishes using stocks and sauces.
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Other
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0.1474
by
Wells, Barry.
Call Number
DVD 641.81 GAR
Publication Date
1989
Format:
Other
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0.0530
by
Roden, Claudia.
Call Number
DVD 641.594 ROD (UNIT)1
Publication Date
1987
Summary
In this video Claudia Roden celebrates the exotic cooking of Egypt, Turkey, Morocco and Greece. The culinary diversity of the region is indicated by the wide range of traditional specialities demonstated by top chefs and talented home cooks. But all the dishes share the characteristic produce of the area: fish straight from the sea, olives and olive oil, grains and pulses, garlic and a myriad of herbs and spices.
Format:
Other
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0.0945
by
ClickView (Firm)
Call Number
XX(302634.1)
Summary
Health and safety is something we tend to take for granted - until an accident happens that affects us personally. And then it's too late. This practical programme demonstrates the core health and safety issues that affect us all, such as lifting things, and shows why being careful has to become second nature even when we're really busy. The key message is that we have to take responsibility for our own safety, and the safety of others, at all times. Using Rick Stein's Seafood restaurant and hotel business as a case study, the programme demonstrates how health and safety procedures and principles involve people from different parts of the business - chefs, waiters, admin staff, cleaners, and drivers. It covers three main areas of health and safety at work: manual handling; fire; slips, trips, cuts and burns.
Format:
Other
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0.0737
by
ClickView (Firm)
Call Number
XX(302784.1)
Summary
From creation to execution and everything in between, planning and catering for any special occasion involves a number of ingredients. This fast-paced, entertaining program takes viewers behind the scenes at large-scale catering events, as chefs and organisers from Peter Rowland Catering and G'day Chef Catering offer advice on menu planning, kitchen workflows, time management and performing on the day. Food Technology learners in lower and middle secondary will be exposed to a vibrant, hands-on industry, where a passion for food can lead to an exciting career path.
Format:
Other
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0.0811
by
ClickView (Firm)
Call Number
XX(302915.1)
Summary
Both Philippa and Marcus work long hours under extreme pressure, but nothing would make either of them change their job. They are artists who strive for perfection, taking pride and pleasure in delighting eyes, nose and palate... Fancy slaving over a hot stove? Philippa Sibley-Cooke, owner-chef of Est Est Est and Marcus Moore, executive-chef of the Sofitel Hotel, offer many insights to their careers and successes. Their working conditions, however, could not be more different, as they are for their respective apprentices, Joseph and Renae. They discuss their influences, their daily routines, the creation of menus, and the selection of staff and what they expect from their apprentices. Joseph and Renae, too, relate their experiences. Away from the frenzy of the kitchen, Claude Forell, food critic and editor of The Good Food Guide, gives the recipe for a rave review and Judi Sanford from Box Hill Institute of TAFE, examines the food industry from her perspective as programme Manager of Cookery.
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Other
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67235.3750
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