CULI 2507: Advanced Baking
Department
Culinary Arts (Blended)
School
Hospitality, Food Studies and Applied Business
Description
This course introduces students to advanced baking techniques, pastry, and dessert production. Students prepare breads and a variety of desserts for a restaurant service outlet. Emphasis is placed on methods of preparation and the quality of the finished products. Students utilize plating and presentation techniques from previous courses. Students run the dessert station of the restaurant kitchen, and develop critical thinking, time management, communication, and teamwork skills to expedite dessert orders.
Year of study
1st Year Post-secondary
Course Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to:
- Apply effective time management, communication, and teamwork skills needed to work in a restaurant kitchen dessert station
- Apply principles, advanced skills, and techniques to baking and dessert production
- Assess a variety of advanced baking-pastry products and service for consistency and quality standards
- Apply industry standards and procedures essential for food and kitchen safety in baking and restaurant dessert station
- Apply math skills for restaurant desserts and service production levels
Prior Learning Assessment & Recognition (PLAR)
None
Hours
Lecture, Online, Seminar, Tutorial: 30
Clinical, Lab, Rehearsal, Shop, Kitchen, Simulation, Studio: 70
Total Hours: 100
Instructional Strategies
lectures, demonstration, hands-on practice, group work, kitchen activities, projects and independent study
Grading System
Percentages-ITA
Evaluation Plan
Type
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Percentage
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Assessment activity
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Exam
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35
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Practical Exam
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Assignments
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15
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Portfolio
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15
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Exam
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35
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Multiple Choice Exam-Final
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Course topics
- 1. Orientation to Course Information, Review House Guidelines
2. Professional Practice
3. Health And Safety Principles for the Bakeshop and Restaurant Dessert Station
4. Equipment Use and Maintenance for the Bakeshop and Restaurant Dessert Station
5. Introduction to Artisanal Breads and Production
6. Introduction to Pastries and Production
7. Introduction to Advanced Desserts and Production
8. Introduction to Cakes and Production
9. Introduction to The Dessert Station and Service
Notes:
- Course contents and descriptions, offerings and schedules are subject to change without notice.
- Students are required to follow all College policies including ones that govern their educational experience at VCC. Policies are available on the VCC website at:
https://www.vcc.ca/about/governance--policies/policies/.
- To find out if there are existing transfer agreements for this course, visit the BC Transfer Guide at https://www.bctransferguide.ca.