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Term 1
WEEK 10
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Week 1 Glossary
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The Cultural Diversity of South Africa’s Food and Beverage Industry
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Indigenous Food
Appliances, Equipment and Utensils
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Kitchen Hygiene
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Recipes and Cooking Techniques
Recipes and Cooking Techniques
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Mise-en-place in the kitchen
Mise-en-place
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The South African food pyramid
SA Food Pyramid
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Cooking Methods
Glossary
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Sones and Muffins
Scones and muffins
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Fruits
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Mise - en - Place for Buffets
Mise - en- Place for Buffets
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Table - Setting for Buffet - Style Breakfast and Brunches
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Pancakes, Waffles and Crumpets
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Eggs
Eggs
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Cereals
Cereals
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Diary
Dairy
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Tea and Coffee
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Term 1 Gallery
Mise-en-Place in the Restaurant for Plated Service
Mise-en-Place in the Restaurant for Plated Service
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Nutritional Value of Meals
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The Principles of Meal Planning
The Principles of Meal Planning
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The Principles of Menu Planning for Breakfast and Brunches
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Table Setting for Light Meals
Table Setting for Light Meals
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Minced Meat and Sausages
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Pasta and Classic Pasta Sauce
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