SITHCCC030 Assessment Booklet Student V2
SITHCCC030 Assessment Booklet Student V2
SITHCCC030 Assessment Booklet Student V2
ASSESSMENT
BOOKLET
SITHCCC030
Prepare vegetable, fruit, eggs
and farinaceous dishes
LEARNER INSTRUCTIONS
This assessment assesses the knowledge evidence requirements of the unit of competency.
Learners must answer all questions correctly to be deemed satisfactory in this task.
Note: Successful completion of this assessment does not mean you have achieved all requirements of
the unit of competency. An overall decision of competence for the unit will not be made until all
assessments are completed. Talk to your assessor or trainer to identify additional assessments required.
Q2: Besides fresh, how else might these food products come prepared? Select the best answer from
these preparation methods – frozen / canned / pickled / dried / bottled.
a) Peaches, apples, pears, olives
f) Eggs
b) Bulbs
c) Tubers
d) Flowers
f) Fungi
g) Leaves
i) Stems
Fruit Category
Grapes, passionfruit, kiwifruit, tamarillos
Apples, pears, quinces, loquats
Lemons, limes, oranges, mandarins, grapefruit
Apricots, cherries, peaches, mangoes, dates
Almonds, cashews, pistachios, hazelnuts
Watermelon, cantaloupe (rockmelon), honeydew
Bananas, pineapple, breadfruit, custard apple, papaya,
Q5: Look at the list of fresh and dried pasta products. Briefly describe the appearance of each pasta
type.
a) Spaghetti
b) Fettuccini
d) Lasagne
e) Ravioli
a) These are very fine translucent threads made from rice, mung beans, seaweed or potato starch.
d) Derived from cracked semolina wheat. The wheat grains are milled into coarse granules
approximately 1 mm in diameter.
Q7: List five examples of mise en place tasks that you might use to prepare fruit and vegetable dishes.
Ingredients Quantity
Long-grain rice, rinsed 350 g
Sesame oil 3 tsp
Eggs, lightly beaten 2
Peanut oil 1 tbsp
Chinese barbecued pork, chopped 150 g
Cooked prawns, peeled 100 g
Baby peas 120 g
Shallots, trimmed, thinly sliced 3
Soy sauce 2 tbsp
Q10: What temperatures would you store each of these food products at to ensure food safety and
optimise shelf life?
a) Root vegetables such as carrots, potatoes, onions and garlic
b) Bananas
c) Most fruit (apples, kiwifruit, apricot, grapes, nectarines, peaches, etc.) and vegetables
(zucchini, peas, corn, asparagus, cabbage, etc.)
e) Fresh pasta
Q11: List two quality factors to look for when selecting bulb and tuber vegetables.
b) Vegetables or fruit
c) Fruit
Q13: What are stock rotation labels and why are they used?
Q15: List five safe operational practices you can follow when you are assembling and using a food
processor.
You have been asked to use the recipe provided to prepare gratin dauphinois. Read the recipe and
answer Q17 to Q21.
Ingredients Quantity
Toolangi delight potatoes 220 g
Salt 15 g
Garlic, crushed 25 g
Cream 130 ml
Milk 45 ml
White pepper to taste
Cheese 50 g
Step Method
1 Peel and remove the eyes from the potatoes and trim to an even shape.
2 Using an electric slicer, plain bladed mandoline or thin bladed knife, cut the potatoes into 3 mm
thick slices.
3 Toss the sliced potatoes with the salt and crushed garlic then layer them evenly in a buttered
roasting tray or earthenware dish. Allow to marinate for 15 minutes.
4 In a separate bowl, mix the cream, milk, and white pepper together and pour over the prepared
potatoes.
5 Grate the cheese and spread over potatoes.
6 Place the tray into an oven pre-heated to 200 °C and cook until the potatoes are tender and the
sauce has thickened.
7 Serve by scooping out portions with a service spoon. Alternatively, chill the cooked tray for several
hours to firm and set the mix and then cut out 6cm circles using a crouton cutter. Reheat each
portion in the microwave.
Q18: The chef has told you to prepare 50 portions. How much potato do you need?
Q19: List the large and small equipment you need to prepare this recipe.
Steps 3 & 4
Q21: You have potato off-cuts and trimmings left over from your preparation tasks. How can you use
these to reduce waste and expenses?
Q24: What equipment would you select to weigh and measure the wet and dry ingredients, and why is
this the preferred tool?
b) 250 g rice
c) 1 L chicken stock
Q26: List three dishes you could prepare for each type of rice.
a) Long grain rice
Q27: List two ingredients you can add to change the colour of fresh pasta dough.
Q28: What method of cookery would you select to cook the following foods?
a) Blanched tomato
b) Bacon in an omelette
d) Stir-fry vegetables
e) Rice pilaf
f) Couscous
i) Banana fritters
j) Roast vegetables
Q29: Briefly outline how to cook rice using the boiling method.
b) Scrambling
Q31: Briefly explain the process, method of cookery and the desired characteristics (appearance and
texture) of these farinaceous foods.
a) Couscous (instant)
c) Polenta
Q32: What are the health risks associated with raw eggs or dishes containing raw or partially cooked
eggs?
Q34: Eggs are very versatile and are used for many applications – aerating, binding, setting, coating,
enriching, emulsifying, glazing, clarifying, garnishing and thickening. List the application of the eggs
in these dishes.
a) Crème caramel
d) Chicken schnitzel
f) Mayonnaise, hollandaise
g) Duchesse potatoes
Q35: Eggs can be used for emulsifying. What does this mean?
Q36: You have dried (powdered) eggs, frozen eggs and liquid eggs to use.
a) Which has the shortest shelf life?
Q38: List the historical and cultural origin of these dishes and products.
a) Polenta
b) Fried rice
d) Quiche Lorraine
Q39: How could you make the classical Caesar salad recipe into something more contemporary?
Q41: List the country of origin for the following types of noodles.
a) Meep ok
c) Soba
d) Ragi sevai
Rice pilaf
Gaufrette potatoes
Quiche Lorraine
Mango coulis
A B
a) Compare the appearance, plating and presentation standards of the two dishes. Which dish
do you think meets the higher standard?
Q45: What serviceware would you use to present the following dishes?
d) Fettuccini carbonara
e) Fried rice
c) Spaghetti bolognese
a) Vegetable frittata
b) Fried eggs
c) Baked potato
f) Vegetable curry
g) Mexican rice
h) Chickpea hummus
Q51: At what temperature should you store prepared vegetable, fruit, egg and farinaceous dishes until
required for service?
Q53: What environmentally friendly approach can you take to reduce food waste when disposing of
leftover ingredients that cannot be reused?
LEARNER INSTRUCTIONS
You are required to do the following.
• Complete the practical tasks as instructed by your assessor. Your assessor will discuss the tasks to be
completed in each observation prior to commencing the assessment.
• You may be required to perform some tasks multiple times to meet the requirements of the unit of
competency.
OVERVIEW OF TASKS
You must complete the following assessment tasks.
• Complete mise en place activities and follow standard recipes to prepare at least ten finished dishes.
• Use a variety of cookery techniques and food types as detailed in Assessment B – Observation Skills
Log.
• Prepare, plate and present at least two portions of the ten finished dishes.
ASSESSOR TASKS
Your assessor will do the following.
• Provide you with an observation checklist that lists the skills/tasks they will observe you performing
in the workplace. Please familiarise yourself with the observable skills outlined in the Observation
report prior to starting an observable task.
• Contextualise observations to suit your workplace or training environment.
• Observe you in an operational (live or simulated) environment using a range of skills/tasks.
• Ask you questions relating to specific tasks you are demonstrating to ensure you have the required
knowledge.
• Provide access to industry current equipment, technology and software, and legislative and
regulatory resources and documentation as specified in the assessment conditions.
• Use the checklist to observe you using a range of skills/tasks.
• Record comments and feedback based on their observation of your performance.
• Ensure that you can consistently perform all tasks multiple times (or where not specified, at least
once) satisfactorily.
• When necessary, complete an additional checklist as a record of the skills and techniques you are
required to perform to achieve a satisfactory outcome in this assessment.
• Your assessor may upload a photo of you holding the completed dishes as supporting evidence of
the completed task and to verify authenticity.
• Decide when you are competent at all tasks.
• Record the results of your practical demonstration tasks and provide you with feedback.
Note: Successful completion of this assessment does not mean you have achieved all requirements of
the unit of competency. An overall decision of competence for the unit will not be made until all
assessments are completed. Refer to the assessment mapping document to identify additional
assessments required.
LEARNER INSTRUCTIONS
• To complete this assessment, you will require access to the learner resource for this unit, the
internet and a computer (if submitting via LMS) or a pen (if submitting hard copy).
• You are required to answer all questions and complete all tasks.
• Read each task and question carefully. Ensure you have provided all required information in your
responses.
• Should you require ‘reasonable adjustment’ to complete this assessment, discuss the options with
your assessor prior to attempting the task. Reasonable adjustment means modifications or changes
are made to an assessment to take into account an individual learner’s needs.
• Your assessor will discuss the conditions of assessment, e.g., open or closed book, time limits for
completion, etc., with you prior to attempting this task.
• To be deemed satisfactory in this assessment, you must complete all tasks correctly. Your assessor
will determine how many attempts you are allowed for each task/question.
• On completion, submit your assessment to your assessor according to your training environment’s
assessment submission procedures. Make sure you follow all steps in the submission process when
submitting assessments to the learning platform.
Note: Successful completion of this assessment does not mean you have achieved all requirements of
the unit of competency. An overall decision of competence for the unit will not be made until all
assessments are completed. Talk to your assessor or trainer to identify additional assessments required.
Assessment guide
This assessment requires you to identify equipment, preparation tasks and methods of cookery for
different recipes and types of food for vegetables, fruit, eggs and farinaceous dishes.
You should base your responses on the information provided in the project. Responses could reflect
skills and knowledge discussed in your learning environment, learner resources and reflect relevant
legislative requirements.
You may base your responses on their organisation’s policies and procedures, normal work practices
and any legislative requirements, if discussed with and approved by your assessor prior to commencing
this assessment.
Task 1
Ingredients Quantity
Kennebec potatoes 800 g
Salt and pepper to taste
Step Method
1 Peel and remove the eyes from the potatoes and trim to an even shape.
2 Set the corrugated fluted blade of a mandoline to about 1 mm.
3 Cut the potato into round slices, turning the potato about 90 degrees between each slicing
movement to give a trellis pattern.
4 Place the slices into a frying basket and carefully lower the basket into a clean deep fryer set at
185 °C.
5 Shake the potatoes gently in the basket to prevent the slices sticking together. When the bubbling
effect of the fat slows down, tip the potatoes out of the basket into the fat.
6 Using a spider, keep the potato slices moving and turning until they are crisp and an even golden
brown.
7 Remove the potatoes from the fat and drain them well. Season them with pepper and salt away
from the fryer.
Q2: The chef has told you to prepare 50 portions. How much potato do you need?
Q4: List the equipment required to prepare and present this dish. Include size or dimensions if
appropriate.
Q8: How can you use any potato off-cuts waste to reduce expenses?
Q10: The first batch of deep-fried gaufrette potato slices are pale golden brown and not very crisp.
How can you prevent this happening to the next batch of gaufrette potato slices?
Ingredients Quantity
Mango cheeks, fresh/frozen/canned 600 g
Caster sugar 25 g
Cointreau (orange liqueur) 10 ml
Lemon juice 10 ml
Step Method
1 Cut the cheeks from the mango. Peel them using a sharp knife and then roughly dice.
2 Place the diced mango, sugar, Cointreau and lemon juice into a blender and purée thoroughly.
3 Pass the sauce through a fine strainer and refrigerate until required.
Q1: What are three features you are looking for when selecting fresh mangoes for this dish?
Q3: How would you ensure cleanliness and safe assembly of a food processor before using it to purée
the mango?
Q5: The recipe yields 500 ml. If you use 50 ml of the coulis to decorate one plated portion of dessert,
how many portions will this recipe yield?
Task 3
Ingredients Quantity
Mini penne or macaroni pasta 1 cup
Eggs 6
Semi-dried tomatoes, roughly chopped 180 g
Ham, finely chopped 150 g
Cheese, grated 1 cup
Chives, chopped 2 tbsp
Salt and pepper to taste
1 Preheat oven to 180 °C. Grease a six-hole, 3/4-cup capacity Texas muffin pan.
2 Cook the pasta until just tender. Drain the pasta and transfer to a large bowl. Allow to cool for 10
minutes.
3 Whisk the eggs and milk until combined. Pour over the pasta.
4 Add the semi-dried tomatoes, ham, cheese and chives to pasta mixture. Stir until well combined.
Season with salt and pepper.
5 Fill the muffin holes with the pasta mixture. Bake for 30 minutes or until the frittatas are puffed
and golden. Stand for 5 minutes. Turn out onto a wire rack.
6 Serve the frittatas with a dollop of tomato salsa and oven fries.
Q4: How do you store surplus fresh pasta to ensure food safety and optimise shelf life before it is used
the next day?
• Use the internet to research information on the origin and characteristics of apple varieties.
• Respond to all questions.
Q4: What method of cookery would you use to make apple sauce?
Q7: The apple sauce you made has a metallic taste. How can you adjust this problem in the next batch
of apple sauce you make?