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Student Name
Pawan Gaire
Student Number
DC5545
Course Tittle
Certificate IV in commercial Cookery
Unit Code
SITHKOP004
Unit Name
Develop menus for special dietary requirements
Assessment 2
1. Students must design 2 different menus (Breakfast lunch and Dinner) total for at least six menu
to meet special dietary requirements and cost them all by conducting a menu analysis for each
menu. The essential requirements for each menu are listed below:
A La Carte menu (Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner) ●
The menu must comprise of 4 Entrees, 4 Mains and 4 desserts ●
It must have a range of colors and flavors ●
The menu must also comprise a balanced range of menu items and must include: ●
Seafood dishes ●
Meat dishes ●
Poultry dishes ●
At least 2 Vegetarian dishes ●
At least 2 Gluten free dishes ●
At least 2 low fat items to meet the requirements of someone who has a heart condition ●
A range of desserts hot and cold ●
At least1 low sugar dessert suitable for a diabetic
●
The menu must then be costed according to realistic Ingredient prices and portions sizes and
ingredient yields. The ingredients within each recipe must be costed to determine the cost per
serve
of every menu item on the menu. This must then be entered into a menu analysis template
(section 2 of this assignment) that the trainer will issue to the student.
The menu once entered
into the menu analysis spreadsheet must fall at 30% food cost percentage or below. ●
The menu must be presentable to industry standard in a word document and should use current
industry trends in menu design. ●
You must also make a chart of items on your menu that are suitable for a Muslim person who
can only eat Halal meats and a Jewish person who can only eat Kosher foods if it is a banned food
item in their culture along with the other special dietary requirements bullet pointed above. In the
chart place a tick next to each dish each type of person can eat like a matrix.
Retirement village cycle menu (Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner) ●
The menu must comprise of 1 Main and 1 dessert for each day of a 7 day us and must consist of
a meat, seafood or poultry dish with vegetables for each dinner shift. ●
The menu must also comprise a balanced range of menu items across the week. ●
Also the nurses have mentioned to you that 4 residents in the critical care section of the
retirement village who have special dietary requirements and you need to plan substitute meals for
them if the ones on the menu are not suitable, see below: ●
1 Coeliac ●
1 Jewish resident ●
2 residents are in a very high risk category for heart ●
1 of the residents listed above in the very high risk category for heart is also fructose intolerant 1
Student Name
Pawan Gaire
Student Number
DC5545
Course Tittle
Certificate IV in commercial Cookery
Unit Code
SITHKOP004
Unit Name
Develop menus for special dietary requirements
●
The menu must then be costed according to realistic ingredient prices and portions sizes
and ingredient yields appropriate to elderly residents. The ingredients within each recipe must be
costed to determine the cost per serve of every menu item on the menu. This must then be
entered into a menu analysis template (section 2 of this assignment) that the trainer will issue to
the student.
Once the costings of the menu are entered into the menu analysis spreadsheet
students then must determine the selling price for the residents. The price per head must take into
account that the food cost percentage at 30% or below. Keep in mind this is not a restaurant and
cheaper ingredients should be used with lower selling prices and elderly residents will not pay
restaurant prices or meals in a retirement village.
The menu must be presentable to industry standard in a word document and should use current
industry trends in menu design.
2. 2 menu analysis's must be submitted for each menu. An example of the men analysis template
for the A La Carte menu is provided on the next page. The trainer must provide students with
both templates for their food costings. Once the student has completed each menu analysis
within the excel spreadsheet both must be handed into the trainer
with each menu. Attach each
of these to this assessment and both must fall below 30% food cost percentage
(Menu analysis template example for the A La Carte menu is provided on the next page)
The menu analysis sheet comprises of a few different terms as headings for each financial
performance indicator. The definitions for each term of each heading are below: Menu mix %:
Determines the popularity of a dish over a certain time period (can also be termed as
the 'popularity index'). It is determined by the ‘amount sold’
divided by the 'total dishes sold'
then
multiplied by 100. Amount sold:
Total amount of each dish sold for a certain time period. Food cost %:
Food cost percentage of an individual food item which is determined by the 'food
cost'
divided by the 'sales prices'
then multiplied by 100. Food cost:
The cost per serve of each individual food item.
Sales price:
The sales price per serve of each individual food item. Menu cost: The total cost of an individual dish over a certain time period determined by the 'food
cost'
multiplied by the 'amount sold'.
Menu revenue:
The total sales of an individual dish over a certain time period determined by
the 'sales price'
multiplied by the 'amount sold'.
TOTAL food cost percentage:
The total food cost percentage for the entire menu of a certain time
period. This is determined by the 'menu
cost'
divided by the 'menu revenue'
then multiplied by 100.
This will vary depending on the popularity of each menu item and will be a key factor in
determining the sales prices on your menu to ensure this figure is below 30%.
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Student Name
Pawan Gaire
Student Number
DC5545
Course Tittle
Certificate IV in commercial Cookery
Unit Code
SITHKOP004
Unit Name
Develop menus for special dietary requirements
A La Carte Menu (1)
Entrée
Meat balls
It Is the Italian dish, made from beef and pork minks, slow cooked with the Neapolitan sauce.
Served with the focaccia bread, basil pesto.
4 pcs ball $25
Calamari
Lightly battered baby calamari with aioli and lemon
Per serve $13.00
Ikan Bilis (GF)
A traditional Singaporean street dish with roast peanuts, dried anchovies, belecan and Malaya Laksa
Sambal. $13.00
Popiah
Thin pastry skins filled with sliced chicken, prawns, shallots, vermicelli and bean sprouts. Served
with a sweet soy sauce and ground fresh nuts. 2 per serve $14.00
Mains
Barramundi
Wild skinned barramundi fish served with mash and seasonal vegetable
Per plate (GF) $29.00
Add Prawns $5.00
Fresh Seasonal Vegetables (V, Ve)
Seasonal greens stir-fried with garlic, soy sauce and fresh chilli.$19.00
Beef Rendang Indonesian style beef curry. There are two varieties to choose from, spicy tomato base or aromatic dry coconut base. Medium to hot $28.00
Scotch Fillet and Prawns
300 gm steak Served with mash and stemmed vegetables and butter sauce.
Per plate $35
Desserts
Assorted Sorbet(GF, Low sugar, Low fat) Please ask your waiter for flavours available $12.00
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Student Name
Pawan Gaire
Student Number
DC5545
Course Tittle
Certificate IV in commercial Cookery
Unit Code
SITHKOP004
Unit Name
Develop menus for special dietary requirements
Ice Cream Bite sized ice-cream balls dipped in rich milk chocolate. $3.00
Black Rice Pudding Black glutinous rice cooked with Pandan leaves served with thick coconut cream, palm sugar and fresh fruit. $5.00
Cendol Starch noodles made from fresh pandan leaves, with gula-melaka syrup, coconut milk and shaved ice. $7.50
A La Carte menu analysis
Menu item
Menu mix % Amount
sold
Food
Cost %
Food
cost
Seles
price
Menu
cost
Menu
revenue
Entrée’s
Meat balls
8.3%
1200
24%
$6
$25
$7200
$30000
Calamari
8.3%
1400
30%
$4
$13
$8400
$18200
Ikan Bilis
8.3%
1000
23%
$3
$13
$3000
$13000
Popiah
8.3%
1500
28%
$4
$14
$6000
$21000
Mains
Barramundi
8.3%
1000
27%
$8
$29
$8000
$29000
Fresh
Seasonal
Vegetables
8.3%
800
29%
$5.50 $19
$4400
$15200
Beef Rendang
8.3%
1300
28%
$8
$28
$10400 $36400
Scotch Fillet and Prawns
8.3%
1100
26%
$10
$38
$11000 $41800
Desserts
Assorted Sorbet
8.3%
800
25%
$3
$12
$2400
$9600
Ice Cream
8.3%
1300
30%
$0.90 $3
$1170
$3900
Black Rice Pudding
8.3%
1200
28%
$1.40 $5
$1680
$6000
Cendol
8.3%
1800
27%
$2
$7.50
$3600
$13500
Total
dishes
sold
14400
TOTAL Food
Cost percentage %
28.30%
TOTAL
S
$67250
$237600
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Student Name
Pawan Gaire
Student Number
DC5545
Course Tittle
Certificate IV in commercial Cookery
Unit Code
SITHKOP004
Unit Name
Develop menus for special dietary requirements
A La Carte Menu (2)
Entrée’s
Garlic bread $9.50
Salt and pepper calamari (GF) $24.00
Wild mushroom arrancini (GF) $18.00 Basil pesto
Malaysian chicken satay (6 pieces) $22.00
Peanut sauce and prawn crackers
Mains
Fish and chips (GF) $29.00
Battered flathead and tartare sauce
Butter chicken $30.00
Indian style chicken curry with raita, roti bread
and steamed rice
Margherita pizza (V) $19.50
Tomato, basil and fresh mozzarella
Vietnamese style grilled beef salad $19.50
Cucumber, lemongrass, chilli and glass noodles
Desserts
Affogato served with Vanilla Ice Cream and Liqueur of choice (GF) $12.00
Hot Chocolate Marbre, Honey Comb, Beetroot, Goat’s Cheese Ice Cream (GF)
$17.00
Crème Caramel, Spiced Baked Apple, Blackberry Gelato (GF) $13.00
Raspberry Pistachio Macaroon, White Chocolate Vanilla Mousse, Strawberry Dust (GF, Low sugar, Low fat) $15.00
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Student Name
Pawan Gaire
Student Number
DC5545
Course Tittle
Certificate IV in commercial Cookery
Unit Code
SITHKOP004
Unit Name
Develop menus for special dietary requirements
A La Carte menu analysis
Menu item
Menu mix
%
Amount
sold
Food
Cost %
Food
cost
Seles
price
Menu
cost
Menu
revenue
Entrée’s
Garlic bread
8.3%
500
26%
$2.5
0
$9.50
$1250
$4750
Salt and pepper calamari
8.3%
600
25%
$6
$24
$3600
$14400
Wild mushroom arrancini
8.3%
600
27%
$5
$18
$3000
$10800
Malaysian chicken satay
8.3%
800
27%
$6
$22
$4800
$17600
Mains
Fish and chips
8.3%
1000
27%
$8
$29
$8000
$29000
Butter chicken
8.3%
800
30%
$9
$30
$7200
$24000
Margherita pizza
8.3%
700
30%
$6
$19.50 $4200
$13650
Vietnamese style grilled beef salad 8.3%
700
30%
$6
$19.50 $4200
$13650
Desserts
Affogato 8.3%
1000
25%
$3
$12
$3000
$12000
Hot Chocolate Marbre
8.3%
600
29%
$5
$17
$3000
$10200
Crème Caramel
8.3%
800
30%
$4
$13
$3200
$10400
Raspberry Pistachio Macaroon
8.3%
900
26%
$4
$15
$3600
$13500
Total
dishes
sold
9000
TOTAL Food
Cost percentage %
28.30%
TOTALS
$50300
$173950
Retirement village cycle menu
Breakfast $18.00 per Person
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
Sun
Oatmeal
,
Hard Boiled Egg
,
Tuna Salad
,
Veg Soup
Mushroom Cup Soup
,
Cauliflower & Peppers
,
White Toast
,
Boiled Egg
,
Beef Soup,
Raisin Toast,
Relish Plate,
Boiled Egg,
Tuna Salad,
Vegetable
Rice
Soup,
Wheat Toast,
Scrambled egg,
Sausage Link,
Poached Egg,
Veg Soup,
Cauliflower & Peppers
Mixed Green Salad,
Roast Beef,
Mushroom
Cup
Soup,
Boiled Egg
Vegetable Rice Soup,
Roast Beef,
Tuna Salad,
Scrambled egg
Strawberry Juice,
Milk,
Coffee,
Hot Tea
Prune Juice,
Milk,
Coffee,
Hot Tea
Cranberry Juice,
Milk,
Coffee,
Hot Tea
Banana Juice,
Milk,
Coffee,
Hot Tea
Celery juice,
Milk,
Coffee,
Hot Tea
Carrot Juice,
Milk,
Coffee,
Hot Tea
Blueberries
Juice,
Milk,
Coffee,
Hot Tea
Lunch $25.00 per Person
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
Sun
Chicken with Mushroom
Sauce,
Sauteed Spinach,
Mashed Potatoes,
Cauliflower
Veal Parmesan,
Sliced Carrots,
Parslied
New
Potatoes,
Italian Beef
Seasoned Green
Peas,
Lemon
Pepper
Cod,
Stewed Tomatoes,
Whipped Potatoes
Crispy
Herb
Chicken,
Steamed
Broccoli,
Baked Potato,
Spanish Omelet
Turkey Dijonnaise,
Fresh Cut Green
Beans,
Herb
Roasted
Potatoes,
Farmers Sausage
Buttered Cabbage,
Mashed Potatoes,
Chicken with Mushroom
Sauce,
Cauliflower
Swiss Steak,
Seasoned Green
Peas,
Seasoned Zucchini,
Parisienne Potatoes
Hot Tea,
Coffee,
Almond Milk,
Chilled
Diced
Pears,
Hot Tea,
Hot Tea,
Coffee,
Almond Milk,
Hot Tea,
Coffee,
Soya Milk,
Hot Tea,
Coffee,
Almond Milk,
Hot Tea,
Coffee,
Soya Milk
Hot Tea,
Coffee,
Almond Milk,
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Student Number
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Course Tittle
Certificate IV in commercial Cookery
Unit Code
SITHKOP004
Unit Name
Develop menus for special dietary requirements
Tomato Juice
Coffee,
Soya Milk
Blueberry Custard
Chilled Plums
Cranberry Juice
Strawberry Juice
Blueberries
Juice
Dinner $28.00 per Person
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
Sun
Spinach Salad,
Roast Chicken,
Steamed Broccoli
Chive,
Whipped
Potatoes,
Niagara Mix Vegetables,
Sweet-n-Sour Chicken
Chop,
Buttered
Brussels
Sprouts,
Parslied Potatoes
Salisbury Steak &
Gravy,
Cauliflower
&
Peppers,
Mashed Potatoes,
Buttered Corn
Baked Haddock,
Grilled Zucchini,
Paprika Potatoes,
Oriental
Vegetables
Lamb
Stew
&
Vegetables,
Wax
Beans
&
Peppers,
Parmesan Potatoes,
Seasoned Spinach
Lemon Pepper Chicken
Leg,
Green Beans Oregano,
Roasted Red Skin
Potatoes,
Sliced Beets
Roast
Turkey
Breast,
Glazed Carrots,
Dijon
Mashed
Potatoes,
Calico Corn
Hot Tea,
Coffee,
Soya Milk,
Cranberry Juice
Hot Tea,
Coffee,
Almond Milk,
Orange Juice
Hot Tea,
Coffee,
Soya Milk,
Strawberry Juice
Hot Tea,
Coffee,
Almond Milk,
Blueberry Juice
Hot Tea,
Coffee,
Soya Milk,
Tomato Juice
Hot Tea,
Coffee,
Almond Milk,
Prune Juice
Hot Tea,
Coffee,
Soya Milk,
Celery juice
Dessert $9.90 per Person
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
Sun
Lemon Polenta Cake Poached
Pears
Chocolate Panna Cotta Blueberry
Pudding Cake
Key Lime Avocado Pie Blackberry Cobbler Tropical Dessert Parfait
Retirement village cycle menu analysis
Menu item
Menu mix
%
Amount
sold
Food
Cost %
Food
cost
Seles
price
Menu
cost
Menu
revenue
Breakfast
Breakfast $18 per person 25%
300
29%
$5.3
0
$18.00 $1590
$5400
Lunch
Lunch $25 per person
25%
500
28%
$7
$25.00 $3500
$12500
Dinner
Dinner $28 per person
25%
800
28%
$8
$28.00 $6400
$22400
Desserts
Dessert $9.90 per person 25%
1000
30%
$3
$9.90
$3000
$9900
Total
dishes
sold
2600
TOTAL Food
Cost percentage %
28.86%
TOTALS
$14,49
0
$50,200
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