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8 2 3 1 E x p l o r a t i o n o f B a k i n g a n d P a s t r y A r t s ( 9 ) 15S/15E/15M 10S/10E/10M A Baking and Pastry Arts Course

8 2 3 1: E x p l o r a t i o n o f B a k i n g a n d P a s t r y A r t s ( 9) 1 5 S / 1 5 E / 1 5 M a n d 1 0 S / 1 0 E / 1 0 M Course Description This is an optional course intended for students wishing to explore the baking and pastry arts. The emphasis is on introductory, hands-on activities. Goal 1: Describe and apply appropriate sanitation, health, and safety practices as they apply to the baking and pastry arts. GLO 1.1: Demonstrate appropriate personal sanitation and hygiene practices. SLO 9.1.1.1: SLO 9.1.1.2: SLO 9.1.1.3: SLO 9.1.1.4: SLO 9.1.1.5: SLO 9.1.1.6: SLO 9.1.1.7: SLO 9.1.1.8: SLO 9.1.1.9: Demonstrate knowledge of proper handwashing practices. Demonstrate knowledge of correct dish and ware washing facilities and techniques, approved sanitizers, and proper utensil storage. Demonstrate the ability to adhere to the standards of dress, personal hygiene, and grooming for professional bakers. Demonstrate knowledge of proper personal hygiene practices. Demonstrate knowledge of the types and uses of sanitizing agents such as chlorine-based and quaternary solutions. Demonstrate knowledge of sanitation specifications. Demonstrate knowledge of the importance of washing tools and equipment prior to sanitation. Demonstrate knowledge of the importance of following sanitizing product instructions. Demonstrate knowledge of the importance of storing sanitized tools, equipment, and sanitizing agent. GLO 1.2: Demonstrate safe food-handling practices. SLO 9.1.2.1: Demonstrate the steps to prevent cross-contamination, chemical contamination, physical contamination, and contamination by allergens. SLO 9.1.2.2: Demonstrate the ability to practise preventative measures to avoid food-borne illnesses. SLO 9.1.2.3: Demonstrate knowledge of basic food microbiology. SLO 9.1.2.4: Demonstrate knowledge of holding temperature for different products. SLO 9.1.2.5: Demonstrate knowledge of cooling procedures. 8231: Exploration of Baking and Pastry Arts (9) 3

SLO 9.1.2.6: Demonstrate knowledge of holding time. SLO 9.1.2.7: Demonstrate the ability to prepare product for holding. GLO 1.3: Create and maintain a safe work environment. SLO 9.1.3.1: Demonstrate the safe use and care of bakery utensils and equipment. SLO 9.1.3.2: Demonstrate knowledge of the importance of emergency planning procedures. SLO 9.1.3.3: Demonstrate knowledge of how the Workers Compensation Act relates to the profession of baker. SLO 9.1.3.4: Demonstrate knowledge of proper fire extinguishing operations. SLO 9.1.3.5: Demonstrate knowledge of the role of Workplace Safety and Health and the procedures to follow in case of an incident (e.g., slips and falls, improper lifting, etc.). SLO 9.1.3.6: Demonstrate knowledge of the Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS) and safety regulations. SLO 9.1.3.7: Demonstrate the ability to access WHMIS information. SLO 9.1.3.8: Demonstrate knowledge of regulations and safety programs such as Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) and Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP), and the product recall process. SLO 9.1.3.9: Demonstrate the ability to inform customers of health risks. SLO 9.1.3.10: Demonstrate the ability to identify and report potential hazards. SLO 9.1.3.11: Demonstrate the ability to identify and report problems related to rodents and other pests. SLO 9.1.3.12: Demonstrate knowledge of PPE such as goggles, rubber gloves, shoes, oven mitts, and pads. SLO 9.1.3.13: Demonstrate knowledge of safety equipment such as fire extinguishers, first aid kits, and eyewash stations. SLO 9.1.3.14: Demonstrate the ability to locate PPE and safety equipment. SLO 9.1.3.15: Demonstrate the ability to identify worn, defective, and expired PPE and safety equipment. SLO 9.1.3.16: Demonstrate the ability to adjust PPE for individual use. 4 8231: Exploration of Baking and Pastry Arts (9)

Goal 2: Demonstrate the safe and appropriate operation, cleaning, maintenance, and storage of baking equipment and utensils. GLO 2.1: Demonstrate the safe and appropriate operation of baking equipment and utensils. SLO 9.2.1.1: Demonstrate the safe and appropriate operation and/or use of tools and equipment associated with patisserie and baking. SLO 9.2.1.2: Demonstrate the ability to select non-mechanized equipment for a specific task. SLO 9.2.1.3: Demonstrate knowledge of the types of mechanized equipment. SLO 9.2.1.4: Demonstrate the ability to select equipment for specific tasks such as mixing, baking, and packaging. SLO 9.2.1.5: Demonstrate the ability to assemble and disassemble equipment such as mixers and depositors. SLO 9.2.1.6: Demonstrate knowledge of the types of measuring devices such as scoops and measuring cups. SLO 9.2.1.7: Demonstrate knowledge of temperature measuring devices such as thermometers and water meters. SLO 9.2.1.8: Demonstrate the ability to select measuring devices for a task. SLO 9.2.1.9 : Demonstrate the ability to set measuring devices. SLO 9.2.1.10: Demonstrate the ability to verify the accuracy of measuring devices. SLO 9.2.1.11: Demonstrate the ability to use a balance scale. SLO 9.2.1.12: Demonstrate knowledge of the composition of pans such as aluminum, steel, silicone, and plastic. SLO 9.2.1.13: Demonstrate knowledge of pan shapes such as ring, spring form, and Bundt. SLO 9.2.1.14: Demonstrate knowledge of linings such as silicone, paper, and muffin cups. SLO 9.2.1.15: Demonstrate the ability to identify the pan and coating to be used. SLO 9.2.1.16: Demonstrate the ability to monitor cooler and freezer temperatures. SLO 9.2.1.17: Demonstrate the safe and appropriate cleaning and maintenance of the equipment and utensils used in the preparation of patisserie and baking. SLO 9.2.1.18: Demonstrate knowledge of the purpose of assorted hand tools; including piping bags, various tips, rolling pins, and various palette knives. 8231: Exploration of Baking and Pastry Arts (9) 5

SLO 9.2.1.19: Demonstrate knowledge of the purpose of various nonmechanized equipment. SLO 9.2.1.20: Demonstrate the ability to select a hand tool for a specific task such as cutting, scraping, or finishing. GLO 2.2: Demonstrate the safe and appropriate cleaning, maintenance, and storage of baking equipment and utensils. SLO 9.2.2.1: Demonstrate the safe and appropriate cleaning, maintenance, and storage of the equipment and utensils used in the baking and pastry arts. SLO 9.2.2.2: Demonstrate awareness of the processes for sharpening tools and equipment such as knives and scrapers. SLO 9.2.2.3: Demonstrate the ability to keep the workplace clean. SLO 9.2.2.4: Demonstrate the ability to care for pans. SLO 9.2.2.5: Demonstrate knowledge of the maintenance requirements of tools and equipment. SLO 9.2.2.6: Demonstrate the ability to clean tools and equipment such as mixers, hand tools, and proofers. SLO 9.2.2.7: Demonstrate awareness of the lubrication of components such as oven chains, rack wheels, and moulder gears. SLO 9.2.2.8: Demonstrate the ability to filter and replace deep fryer oil. SLO 9.2.2.9: Demonstrate the ability to store tools and equipment. SLO 9.2.2.10: Demonstrate knowledge of the calibration of tools and equipment such as thermometers and slicing blades. Goal 3: Demonstrate an understanding of bakery ingredients, components, recipes/formulations, and products, as well as their nutritional qualities. GLO 3.1: Demonstrate an understanding of bakery ingredients, and how their characteristics are used to design formulations and prepare bakery products. SLO 9.3.1.1: Demonstrate a basic understanding of baking ingredients and their functions. SLO 9.3.1.2: Demonstrate the ability to label products with information. SLO 9.3.1.3: Demonstrate knowledge of ingredients in recipes/ formulations. SLO 9.3.1.4: Demonstrate knowledge of pan coatings such as butter, oil/ shortening, release agents, and flour. SLO 9.3.1.5: Demonstrate knowledge of cocoa and cocoa powder content. 6 8231: Exploration of Baking and Pastry Arts (9)

SLO 9.3.1.6: Demonstrate an understanding of the differences between couverture and compound. SLO 9.3.1.7: Demonstrate knowledge of melting points and maximum temperatures for compound chocolate. SLO 9.3.1.8: Demonstrate knowledge of effects of moisture on compound chocolate. GLO 3.2: Demonstrate an understanding of recipes/formulations used in baking. SLO 9.3.2.1: Demonstrate an understanding of recipes/formulations. GLO 3.3: Demonstrate an understanding of the characteristics of bakery components and products. SLO 9.3.2.1: Demonstrate the use of convenience products. GLO 3.4: Demonstrate an understanding of nutrition. SLO 9.3.4.1: Demonstrate an awareness of health and nutritional information. SLO 9.3.4.2: Demonstrate knowledge of health risks (e.g., allergens, unhealthy levels of fats) of some bakery products. SLO 9.3.4.3: Demonstrate knowledge of the nutritional components of patisserie and baking products, and their place in a healthy lifestyle. Goal 4: Demonstrate the appropriate receiving, handling, quality assurance, packaging, storage, and inventory control of baking ingredients and baked products. GLO 4.1: Demonstrate the appropriate receiving, handling, quality assurance, packaging, storage, and inventory control of baking ingredients and baked products. SLO 9.4.1.1: Demonstrate the appropriate receiving, handling, quality assurance, packaging, storage, and inventory control of baking ingredients and baked products. SLO 9.4.1.2: Demonstrate the ability to rotate inventory using the first in, first out (FIFO) method. SLO 9.4.1.3: Demonstrate the ability to label and date storage containers. SLO 9.4.1.4: Demonstrate the ability to hold and store compound chocolate. 8231: Exploration of Baking and Pastry Arts (9) 7

Goal 5: Demonstrate the appropriate preparation (mise en place), mixing, make-up, baking, finishing (or decorating), and presentation of baking ingredients and products. GLO 5.1: Demonstrate the appropriate preparation (mise en place), mixing, and make-up of baking ingredients and products. SLO 9.5.1.1: Demonstrate the appropriate preparation (mise en place) of baking products. SLO 9.5.1.2: Demonstrate the ability to apply coatings. SLO 9.5.1.3: Demonstrate the ability to melt compound chocolate. GLO 5.2: Demonstrate the appropriate baking of various products. SLO 9.5.2.1: Demonstrate the ability to prepare a variety of baked goods. SLO 9.5.2.2: Demonstrate the ability to prepare a variety of cookies. SLO 9.5.2.3: Demonstrate the ability to prepare a variety of quick breads. SLO 9.5.2.4: Demonstrate the ability to prepare a variety of yeast products. SLO 9.5.2.5: Demonstrate the ability to prepare a variety of pies, tarts, and flans. SLO 9.5.2.6: Demonstrate the ability to prepare a variety of cakes. SLO 9.5.2.7: Demonstrate the ability to determine doneness of product. GLO 5.3: Demonstrate the appropriate assembly, finishing, and decorating of baked products. SLO 9.5.3.1: Demonstrate knowledge of finishing or decorating a variety of baked goods. SLO 9.5.3.2: Demonstrate knowledge of types of finishes such as icing, chocolate, and sugar. SLO 9.5.3.3: Demonstrate the ability to select finishes for specific products. SLO 9.5.3.4: Demonstrate knowledge of finishing or decorating a variety of cookies. SLO 9.5.3.5: Demonstrate knowledge of finishing or decorating a variety of quick breads. SLO 9.5.3.6: Demonstrate knowledge of finishing or decorating a variety of yeast products. SLO 9.5.3.7: Demonstrate knowledge of finishing or decorating a variety of pies, tarts, or flans. SLO 9.3.5.8: Demonstrate knowledge of finishing or decorating a variety of cakes. 8 8231: Exploration of Baking and Pastry Arts (9)

GLO 5.4: Demonstrate the appropriate presentation of baked products. SLO 9.5.4.1: Demonstrate the appropriate presentation of baked goods. SLO 9.5.4.2: Demonstrate knowledge of final use of product. SLO 9.5.4.3: Demonstrate the ability to score products to indicate desired portions. SLO 9.5.4.4: Demonstrate the ability to portion in desired shapes and sizes. Goal 6: Understand career opportunities in baking. GLO 6.1: Describe apprenticeship, education, and career opportunities, as well as professional organizations in the baking industry. SLO 9.6.1.1: Demonstrate knowledge of apprenticeship, education, and career opportunities as well as professional organizations in baking. SLO 9.6.1.2: Demonstrate knowledge of career opportunities related to baking (e.g., food science and research, nutritionist, dietician, hospitality management, baking teacher, food stylist, etc.). Goal 7: Describe and demonstrate the transferable, cross-curricular knowledge and skills as they pertain to baking. GLO 7.1: Read, interpret, and communicate information relevant to baking. SLO 9.7.1.1: SLO 9.7.1.2: Demonstrate knowledge of types of documents. Demonstrate the ability to read, understand, and follow recipes, formulations, and directions. GLO 7.2: Apply mathematics knowledge and skills relevant to baking. SLO 9.7.2.1: Demonstrate knowledge of basic mathematics. SLO 9.7.2.2: Demonstrate the ability to convert metric and imperial measurements. GLO 7.3: Apply science knowledge and skills relevant to baking. SLO 9.7.3.1: Demonstrate an understanding of chemical leavening agents. 8231: Exploration of Baking and Pastry Arts (9) 9

GLO 7.4: Apply other subject areas (French, physical education/ health education, information communication, and technology) knowledge and skills relevant to baking. SLO 9.7.4.1: SLO 9.7.4.2: SLO 9.7.4.3: SLO 9.7.4.4: SLO 9.7.4.5: Demonstrate familiarity with French terms used in relation to baking and the pastry arts. Demonstrate knowledge of types of computerized equipment. Demonstrate the ability to use a digital/computer scale. Demonstrate knowledge of methods of communication such as verbal, written, and electronic. Demonstrate the ability to use communication equipment such as computers, fax machines, and telephones. Goal 8: Demonstrate awareness of sustainability as it pertains to the baking industry. GLO 8.1: Describe the impact of human sustainability on the health and well-being of bakers and consumers of baked products. SLO 9.8.1.1: Demonstrate the ability to define sustainability as it relates to human health and well-being. SLO 9.8.1.2: Demonstrate the ability to identify sustainable factors that influence human health and well-being for bakers and consumers of baked products. GLO 8.2: Describe the baking industry s sustainability practices and impact on the environment. SLO 9.8.2.1: Demonstrate knowledge of the importance of reducing the amount of resources used and waste generated. GLO 8.3: Describe sustainable economic practices within the baking industry. SLO 9.8.3.1: Demonstrate knowledge of the importance of economic sustainability to a bakery and the community. 10 8231: Exploration of Baking and Pastry Arts (9)

Goal 9: Demonstrate awareness of the ethical and legal standards as they pertain to baking. GLO 9.1: Apply the ethical and legal standards as they pertain to baking. SLO 9.9.1.1: SLO 9.1.12: SLO 9.1.1.3: SLO 9.1.1.4: Demonstrate knowledge of basic regulations regarding substitution of ingredients. Demonstrate knowledge of regulations related to weights and measures. Demonstrate knowledge of the importance of ethical standards in the baking industry. Demonstrate knowledge of health inspections. Goal 10: Demonstrate the employability skills related to the baking industry. GLO 10.1: Demonstrate fundamental employability skills. SLO 9.10.1.1: Demonstrate employability skills (e.g., being prepared for work on time, setting up workstations, staying on task, accepting responsibility for their actions, etc.). SLO 9.10.1.2: Demonstrate professional dress code. SLO 9.10.1.3: Demonstrate the skills required to work as a member of a team. SLO 9.10.1.4: Demonstrate initiative in performing tasks. SLO 9.10.1.5: Demonstrate the ability to communicate with professionals such as co-workers, suppliers, and service professionals. SLO 9.10.1.6: Demonstrate the ability to communicate with supervisors/ teachers, co-workers, and customers in an effective manner. GLO 10.2: Demonstrate an understanding of the business operation of a bakeshop. No applicable SLOs. Goal 11: Understand the evolution and technological progression of, and the emerging trends in baking. GLO 11.1: Describe the evolution and technological progression of, and the emerging trends in baking. No applicable SLOs. 8231: Exploration of Baking and Pastry Arts (9) 11