Table of Content
Introduction to South India Cooking
- Northern
- Eastern
Styles of North India Cooking
- Explain about the north India style of cooking
- Define the origin of north India cuisine
Important ingredients of North India cooking-I
- Ingredients
- Black salt (kala namak)
- Cardamom pods(eliachi)
- Cilantro (dhaniya)
- Chick- pea flour (besan)
- Cloves (lavang or laung)
- Cumin seeds(jeera)
- Curry leaves(karipatha)
- Curry powder (kari masala)
- Dal
- Fenugreek(methi)
- Garam masala
- Chick-pea flour(besan)
- Cloves(lavang or laung)
- Cumin seeds(jeera)
- Curry leaves(karipatha)
- Curry powder (kari masala)
- Dal
- Fenugreek(methi)
- Garam masala
Important ingredients of North India Cooking - II
- Mace (jaivitri)
- Mango, dried(amchoor)
- Mint leaves
- Mustard seeds(black)
- Nigella (kalonji)
- Nutmeg
- Oils
- Onion seeds
- Palm sugar
- Rice
- Saffron(kesar or zafran)
- Sesame seeds(til)
- Tumeric(haldi)
- Togurt
Wheat- I
- The Varieties of Wheat
- The Wheat Plant- Stages of life
Wheat-II
- Wheat grain into Products
- Different Uses
Indian Breads I
Indian Breads II
- Origin
- Size
- Preparation
- Serve
Indian Breads III
- Origin
Saffron
- Saffron cooking
Kashmir chilly
Portion Controlling – I
- Tools of the trade for portion control
- Menu planning
- Food production plans
- Purchasing
- Food production
- Food Transport
- Meal service
Portion Controlling – II
- Portion Control
- Food groups according to the food guide pyramid
- Bread,Cereal,Rice,and Pasta Group
- Fruit Group
- Milk, Yogurt and Cheese Group
- Bread, Cereal, Rice, and pasta Group
- Vegetable group
- Fruit group
- Milk, Yogurt, and Cheese Group
Preserving & Storing
- The fridge and Freezer
- Left over Food
- Dry Goods
- Groceries fresh
- FRESH ITEMS
Food Coasting
- Menu prices And food Coasts
- Food Coasting tips
Food Coasting – II
- FOOD COST
- FOOD COST RATIO
Standardized Recipe
- Standardized recipes offer many advantages for food service
- The parts of a standardized recipe are listed below
Waste management – I
- Waste management
- Effective waste management will achieve benefits such as
- Three practical steps for doing waste management
- A property conducting a waste management self evaluation should ask the following questions
Waste management – II
- Reduce the generation of waste at the source
- Reuse all possible items
- Reusable Materials
- Recycle all possible items
- Recycle Materials
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