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DVD 641.5 GOO
Publication Date
2010
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"If food looks good, we are more likely to find out if it tastes good. The way food is styled and presented plays an important part in our perception of the overall appeal of a meal ? whether at home or in a restaurant. Discussing the human body?s five senses, this program demonstrates how we as humans assess food; addressing the sensory characteristics that people look for in a variety of meals. Through interviews with a chef, a food stylist and a nutritionist, we look at the many ways in which food can be presented; from basic parties through to silver service"--Container.
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Program support notes http://www.vea.com.au/teachersNotes/GOODE2.pdf
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DVD 643.3 FOO
Publication Date
2009
Summary
Students will learn the basics about equipment and tools used in food service kitchens. Professional chefs Tim Cockram, Dave Christopherson, and Jason Hudock take a look at everything from a teaspoon to a walk-in freezer. Chef Jason and Chef Dave identify the tools of the trade, pointing out how construction affects usage, identifying the various utensils, and examining such basics as pots and pans, knives, and bowls. They also talk about how each item is used in a foodservice kitchen. Chef Tim walks students through a commercial kitchen identifying each piece of equipment and describing its characteristics and common uses.
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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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DVD 641.57 HES
Publication Date
2011
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"In this brand new series Heston Blumenthal attempts to help four of Britain's biggest brands dramatically transform their food production - and maybe improve their profit margins too. In each episode, Heston uses his maverick culinary genius to tackle the unique food dilemmas faced by organisations such as British Airways, the NHS, the Royal Navy, Cineworld Cinemas. Heston conducts outrageous and bizarre experiments in his quest to find solutions where other chefs have failed. As the companies are drawn into his world, staff are flabbergasted by his seemingly impossible ambitions. But Heston's biggest challenge comes in the toughest test of all: the real world - where the customers will be his toughest critics"--Publishers website.
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DVD 641.5 PAN
Publication Date
2005 2000
Summary
The pantry station is responsible for preparing foods served cold. These include salads and sandwiches which are often prepared ahead of time and refrigerated until served.
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DVD 642.6 ATY
Publication Date
2004
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What is great restaurant service? You know when you get it, and you know when you don't, but how do you define it? And, more importantly, how do restaurants train their staff to deliver it? Join renowned chef Michael Smith as he visits one of Canada's finest restaurants, Canoe, recognised for both its food and incredible service. We follow Laura as she trains for a coveted service position and gets to know the art and craft involved in working at the top end of town. An exciting insight into how restaurant's work and the importance of good service.
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DVD 647.950681 YOU
Publication Date
2004
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Ever wondered why the plate of food in front of you costs $27.99? How did they arrive at that price? What goes into the pricing of restaurant food? Earl?s Restaurant is a leading upscale casual dining chain and Michael goes with Earl?s Chef Michael Noble behind the scenes to see for himself what makes that Blackened California New York Striploin cost $27.99. From products and ingredients to staff to breakage and beyond, a menu item is broken down to show where that price comes from.
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Video Education Australasia
Call Number
DVD 642.6 ITS
Publication Date
2001
Summary
Six waiters share their knowledge and experience about the work they love, namely waiting.
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Other
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DVD 642.5 GET
Publication Date
2009
Summary
"Students will learn the basics about equipment and tools used in food service kitchens. Professional chefs Tim Cockram, Dave Christopherson, and Jason Hudock take a look at everything from a teaspoon to a walk-in freezer. Chef Jason and Chef Dave identify the tools of the trade, pointing out how construction affects usage, identifying the various utensils, and examining such basics as pots and pans, knives, and bowls. They also talk about how each item is used in a foodservice kitchen. Chef Tim walks students through a commercial kitchen identifying each piece of equipment and describing its characteristics and common uses"--Container.
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Call Number
DVD 642.4 FOO
Publication Date
2012
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"--Container.
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Publisher's web site http://www.VEA.com.au
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Call Number
DVD 641.555 FAS
Publication Date
2007
Summary
Fast food is everywhere, not only in popular national franchises, but in hotels and full service restaurants as well. This program explains first hand the techniques used in fast food, from grilling, broiling and frying. Each method is demostrated and explained including safety tips being highlighted throughout. Various tools and procedures are also shown including discussion on pizza and Mexican food. Fast food jobs are a great entry to the food service industry!
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DVD 642.5 MEG
Publication Date
2014
Summary
"Take a tasty adventure to the largest, busiest, and most extreme kitchens on the planet. From Australia's biggest pub, to an aircraft serving over 50,000 meals per day to Sea World in Orlando, Florida with a kitchen staff of over 1200 people, you'll see some of the biggest commercial kitchens in the world producing delicious dishes for hungry patrons"-- Container.
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