Area
Culinary Arts
Course Number
CUL 114
Semester Offered
F/S
Credits
2
This course is one part of a four-part introduction course introducing commercial food preparation and production. Students learn basic principles of commercial cookery, including methods of preparation, nutrition, cost, and organization and management of commercial kitchens. Topics include the purpose and use of recipes; portion control techniques; and the selection, cooking, and handling of Eggs, Breakfast foods, Dairy products, Salads and Dressings, and Sandwiches. Students learn basic principles of kitchen operation and the safe usage of food service equipment. Students apply their knowledge in both HRM-run operations and in their corresponding Co-op placement.
Corequisites
HRM 110 or HRM 115