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Site conducted
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Student name:
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Lecturer:
- Robert Schwerdt
- David Barker
- Bill Denniss
- Phillip Lodge
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Assessment Result
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Which attempt is this assessment?
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The student has gained the following grade for this assessment.
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Version: 3.0
Current version date: 16.2.18
Instructions to the Assessor
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The candidate may not begin the practical observation assessment until all prior Assessment Tasks are collected as per assessor guide.
Observe the student producing the listed products to a retail standard. All work is to be the individuals own work.
If any of the assessable items are not presented at the required time, they will not be assessed and will need to be produced again at a time arranged with the assessor.
Task 2
(a) Production Schedule (b) Recipe reformulation (c) WHS and Food Safety check
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Present production schedule prior to beginning assessment outlining the following<br>• timings<br>• volume requirements<br>• product processing requirements<br>• finishing requirements <br>• recipe reformulation to minimise waste<br>• bake parameters
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Recipe reformulations have been completed to meet production requirements of the assessment. Overall recipe reformulations limit waste to less than 5%
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Conduct prestart checks of equipment, including checking and identifying any hazards, such as electrical cord or socket damage. WHS Check
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Confirmed safe work conditions of own work area including trip, slip and fall hazards WHS Check
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Confirmed cleanliness of work area prior to beginning assessment, including checking cold storage temperature checks Food safety check
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Select and wear personal protective equipment according to safety requirements
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All assessment materials have been signed and dated
Task 3 12 chocolate Eclairs
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Formulate a scratch choux recipe to produce 12 eclairs minimise wastage – less than 5% of total required dough weight i.e. less than 50g/1000g
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Roux and egg correct consistency to produce quality pastry
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Product displays good mixing qualities
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Product displays good baked qualities
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Product displayed evenness and symmetry in piping
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Chocolate has been prepared and maintained correctly for use
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Eclairs have been dipped correctly and neatly
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All products cut evenly
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Cream filling is correct consistency and quality
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characteristics and storage requirements of ingredients has been identified and maintained throughout assessment
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Piping displays good visual appeal
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Product is finished cleanly and free from contamination
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The correct number has been presented for assessment
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Product is a saleable item
Task 4 2x Family Size Quiche Lorraine
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Formulate a scratch Savoury short pastry recipe and Quiche filling to produce 2 Quiche Lorraine to minimise wastage – less than 5% of total required dough weight i.e. less than 50g/1000g
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Crumbing method was used in the mixing process
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Savoury short pastry displays good mixing qualities and correct amount of resting
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Pastry displays good pastry thickness in final product
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Correct cutter is used for pastry and correct method of forming pastry into foil neatly and correct foil selected for product
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Correct ingredients for filling selected for appropriate varieties
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Filllings were maintained throughout assessment according to food safety guidelines
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Correct amount of filling used
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Quiche show good baked qualities and setting of filling as well as bottom bake
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Flavour of overall product is well balanced and correctly seasoned
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Product is finished cleanly and free from contamination
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The correct number has been presented for assessment
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Product is a saleable item
Task 5 A 9x Medium apple filled custard tarts Nutmeg topped
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Sugar batter method was used in the mixing process
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Sweet short pastry displays good mixing qualities and correct amount of resting
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Pastry displays good pastry thickness in final product
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Correct cutter is used for pastry and correct method of forming pastry into foil neatly and correct foil selected for product
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Correct process for blind baking has been followed
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Pastry has been baked to the correct degree of doneness
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Pastry does not display excessive shrinkage or cracking
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Filling has been prepared correctly
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Product displays correct filling technique and amount
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Correct amount of nutmeg has been applied
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The correct number has been presented for assessment
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Product is finished cleanly and free from contamination
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Product is a saleable item
Task 5 B Macaroon Slice
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Pastry displays good pastry thickness in final product – 3- 4mm
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Pastry has been transferred to baking pan without excessive damage
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Correct amount of filling has been used
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Pastry has been decorated with piped jam prior to baking
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Pastry slice has been baked to the correct degree of doneness
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Pastry does not display excessive shrinkage or cracking
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Slice has been portioned correctly, even sizes, no excessive breakage of pastry
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Product is finished cleanly and free from contamination
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Product is a saleable item
Task 5 C 6XMonkey face biscuits
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Pastry displays good pastry thickness in final product
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correct cutter sizes have been used
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coconut has been applied evenly for top biscuits only
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Pastry has been baked to the correct degree of doneness
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Pastry does not display excessive shrinkage or cracking
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Jam has been applied neatly to sandwich biscuits together
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The correct number has been presented for assessment
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Product is finished cleanly and free from contamination
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Product is a saleable item
Task 6 Housekeeping and workplace records
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Housekeeping standards have been maintained throughout assessment and at completion students have –<br>• Cleaned and sanitised work benches<br>• Cleaned equipment used and returned to original location<br>• Cleaned all tools and sink area<br>• Swept and mopped bakery floor<br>
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• Rubbish has been bagged and all bins emptied
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• All production schedules, recipe reformulations and WHS and Food safety records have been completed and presented to assessor
Unit Assesment summary - FBPRBK3002 Produce non-laminated pastry
Unit Assessment Summary - FBPRBK3002 Produce non laminated pastry products
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