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Project in Food 207
Magbanua, Johnel
Liu, Dan Kevin
Magong, Jonna Mae
Lusaya, Salvador Jr.
10:30-1:30 pm
W21 TTH
Evaluation Chart
I. Preparation
Neatness, Completeness, & Physical Arrangement 5%_______________
of the PowerPoint presentation and hard copy
Communication Skills & Choice of Words 5%_______________
& Writing Style
II. Content
Standardized Recipes using 2 Methods 10%______________
Inventory Control 5%______________
Purchasing 5%______________
Receiving 5%______________
Storage 5%______________
Determining Food Cost Expense 10%______________
Managing Food & Beverage Production Process 10%______________
In the Function Area/Dining Hall
Food & Beverage Pricing 10%______________
III. Mastery of the Presentation 15%______________
IV. Preparedness & Confidence in answering questions 15%______________
TOTAL SCORE 100%
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FOOD 207 Project Report
Bar 21 Restaurant
21st Lacson Street, Bacolod City
Negros Occidental, Philippines
Group Members:
Magbanua, Johnel
Liu, Dan Kevin
Magong, Jonna Mae
Lusaya, Salvador Jr.
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History of Bar 21
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A short interview was conducted to Narcis Ruben Besiata, Supervisor of Bar
21 Restaurant to gather information about how their business operates especially
in terms of Inventory Control, Storage, Purchasing and Hygiene and Sanitation
Inventory control
Bar 21 restaurant has a specific person responsible for the inventory Control
They conduct Inventory check every day. It is usually done every morning.
The inventory starts every Monday until Saturday except Sundays.
They don’t conduct an ending inventory check at the end of the day. They
usually do it only every morning before operation starts.
According to them the advantages of doing an inventory check is to be able
to know the shortages of the goods needed for the operation of the restaurant
and be able to supplement what is lacking. This is also a way to know what items
or products are popular or easily sold to the customers.
Purchasing
Bar 21 Restaurant has also a specific person responsible for the purchasing of
goods.
Then don't usually purchase goods regularly, it is done on occasions or upon
request only.
It is usually the Chefs or the kitchen staffs who asked for delivery of supplies
and the purchasing clerk will make a requisition and a copy will be sent to the
office and another to the suppliers.
Bar 21 Restaurant observes “As needed or Just in time” method in
purchasing. They only purchase what is really needed.
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Receiving
All the deliveries are being checked by our receiving clerk. We have a specific
person assigned as the receiving clerk.
He is responsible in making sure that all items delivered are all in good
conditions and on upon the agreed prices.
Storage
Bar 21 Restaurant is very particular in they way that they store their goods.
As we asked them to rate the cleanliness of their storage area from 1 to 10
with 10 as the highest he answered 8
They do cleaning regularly everyday of the storage area. Its sanitation is
being checked every day and they always see to it that it is followed.
Not all people can go inside the storage are only the Kitchen staffs and the
purchasing person are allowed to go inside.
Determining Food Cost Expense
Bar 21 doesn't provide employee meals to their staffs and workers. They said
that it was not part of their contract or in the rules. It is done to minimize their
expenses especially on their food cost expenses.
Managing Food and Beverage Production Process in the
Restaurant
The management and the staffs always see to it that the food and services
rendered to its customers are always in the highest standard they make.
They always see to it that what the customers are paying for will be the right
cost of food and services that they will receive in return.
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They also make sure that all their customers are being valued at highest
point and makes sure that everything that its customers expecting for can be meet
at a possible point.
For example sanitation and cleanliness are one of the top priorities of this
restaurant. They always clean their restaurant before and after the operationstarts and ends. Also every month they conduct “Fogging” twice to make sure that
the restaurant is free from any kind of pest and insects.
Food and Beverage Pricing
Most of the people say that Bar 21 Restaurant is one of the most expensive
food restaurant in this city. But even though the price of their food and drinks are
somewhat higher compared to other it is still right. Basing from the quality of food,
and drinks they served the price it just compensating it.
They serve food and drinks with the highest quality they can basing from
their own management standards set along with its great service.
So it is not about the price, it is all about what you can get beyond what you
pay for.
Short Reflection
As our interview ended we can say that Bar 21 is one of the highest standard
restaurant here in Bacolod. Not only because of its name but because this
establishment operation is very excellent. They really value the importance of
Inventory Checks, Purchasing, Receiving and Storing. The way that they maintain
their sanitation is also very good.
We as HM students can say that Bar 21 Restaurant is under a
good management for they follow the proper procedure of handling their goods.
Our group would like to promote their restaurant not only because of its good
food and services but also because it is a restaurant that values the things that are
important as an HM Professional.
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HM Night 2012Recipe & Conversions
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Beef Tenderloin with mushroom sauce
Ingredients
4 beef tenderloin steaks (1-1/2 inches thick and 6 ounces each)
1 tablespoon coarsely ground pepper
1/2 pound sliced fresh mushrooms
1/3 cup butter, cubed
1/2 teaspoon minced garlic
2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
1 cup beef broth
3/4 cup dry red wine or additional beef broth
1/8 teaspoon salt
Directions
Rub steaks with pepper. Grill, covered, over medium heat or broil 4 in. from the heat for 6-8 minutes on
each side or until meat reaches desired doneness (for medium-rare, a meat thermometer should read
145°; medium, 160°; well-done, 170°). Meanwhile, in a large skillet, saute mushrooms in butter for 3-4 minutes or until tender. Add garlic;
cook 1 minute longer. Stir in flour until blended. Gradually stir in the broth, wine and salt. Bring to a
boil; cook and stir for 2-3 minutes or until thickened. Serve with steaks. Yield: 4 servings.
Factor Method
Ingredients Original Amount Conversion Factor New Amount
Beef Tenderloin
Steak
4 pcs 162.5 650 pcs
Ground pepper 1 T 162.5 162.5 T
Fresh Mushroom ½ lb 162.5 81.25 lb
Butter 1/3 C 162.5 54.17 C
Garlic ½ t 162.5 81.25 t
All Purpose Flour 2 T 162.5 325 T
Beef Broth 1 C 162.5 162.5 C
Dry Red Wine ¾ C 162.5 121.88 C
Salt 1/8 t 162.5 20.31 t
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Percentage Method
IngredientOriginalAmount
Ounces % of Total Total AmountRequired
NewRecipe
Amount
Beef Tenderloin
Steak
4 pcs 24 oz 47.7 % 8190 oz 3906.63 oz
Ground pepper 1 T 0.5 oz 1.0 % 8190 oz 81.9 oz
Fresh Mushroom ½ lb 8 oz 15.9 % 8190 oz 1302.21 oz
Butter 1/3 C 2.7 oz 5.4 % 8190 oz 442.26 oz
Garlic ½ t 0.08 oz 0.2 % 8190 oz 16.38 oz
All Purpose Flour 2 T 1 oz 2.0 % 8190 oz 163.8 oz
Beef Broth 1 C 8 oz 15.9 % 8190 oz 1302.21 oz
Dry Red Wine ¾ C 6 oz 11.9 % 8190 oz 974.61 oz
Salt 1/8 t 0.02 oz 0.04 % 8190 oz 3.28 oz
TOTAL 50.3 oz 100.04 % 8190 oz 8193.28 oz
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Chilled mango layer
Ingredients:
5 packs of broas / 150grams (add more if you want more layers).
6 mangoes/990grams sliced thinly (depend on the size of the mango)
Butter cream Frosting
Ingredients:
2 cans 18.7 oz. condensed milk
1/2 cup butter
2 t vanilla extract
1/2 cup confectioners' sugar (as needed)
Directions:
1. Slice mangoes thinly, discard the seeds. Set aside.
2. Coat the baking pan with softened butter. 3. Arrange and layer broas on bottom of the pan.
4. Pour and spread about 1/2 cup of the butter cream frosting.
5. Arrange sliced mangoes.
6. Repeat process, layer broas, and then butter cream then mangoes.
7. The top most must be the butter cream layer.
8. Arrange the sliced mangoes. I made two different ways to arrange the mangoes. Please see below pictures.
9. Chill in the fridge for an hour or more. Yield: 9 servings
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Factor Method
Ingredients Original Amount Conversion Factor New Amount
Broas 5 packs 72.2 361 packs
Mangoes 6 pcs 72.2 433.2 pcs
Condensed Milk 2 cans 72.2 144.4 cans
Butter ½ C 72.2 36.1 C
Vanilla Extract 2 t 72.2 144.4 t
Confectioners’ Sugar ½ C 72.2 36.1 C
Percentage Method
Ingredient Original
Amount
Ounces % of Total Total Amount
Required
New Recipe
Amount
Broas 5 packs 5.29 oz 7.9 % 4875 oz 385.13 oz
Mangoes 6 pcs 34.92 oz 51.9 % 4875 oz 2530.13 oz
Condensed Milk 2 cans 18.7 oz 27.8 % 4875 oz 1355.25 oz
Butter ½ C 4 oz 5.9 % 4875 oz 287.63 oz
Vanilla Extract 2 t 0.33 oz 0.5 % 4875 oz 24.38 oz
Confectioners’ Sugar ½ C 4 oz 5.9 % 4875 oz 287.63 oz
TOTAL 67.24 oz 99.9 % 4875 oz 4870.15 oz
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Baked Macaroni
Ingredients:
1 lb uncooked elbow macaroni
Meat Sauce:
3 tbsp butter1 lb ground beef
1 ½ cup diced tomatoes (canned)
½ cup onions, diced½ cup green bell pepper, diced
½ cup tomato paste1 tsp paprika
1 cup beef stock
1 tbsp sugarSalt and pepper to taste
Mornay Sauce:
3 tbsp butter
3 tbsp all-purpose flour
2 cups fresh milk
1/4 tsp salt
1 ounce grated parmesan cheese
2 ounces grated sharp cheddar cheese
Cooking Procedure:
1. Prepare the elbow macaroni according to instructions in the package and intentionally cut the cooking time sothat the macaroni is not well done (the macaroni will be fully cooked once baked) then drain and set aside.
2. Cook the Meat sauce.2.1. Heat the cooking pot and put-in the butter.
2.2. When the butter is hot enough, add the ground beef and cook for 5 minutes or until the color turns medium
brown.
2.3. Add the onion, green bell pepper, and diced tomatoes then stir and simmer for 3 minutes or until thevegetables are soft.
2.4. Add the tomato paste and paprika then stir and cook for a minute
2.5. Add the beef stock then stir until everything is well distributed. Simmer for 20 minutes.
2.6. Put-in the sugar, salt, and pepper then mix well. Turn of the heat and set aside.
3. Cook the Mornay sauce3.1 In a saucepan place the butter and allow to melt over medium heat.
3.2 Add the flour stir constantly for about a minute (color must be yellowish and not brown).
3.3 Slowly whisk in the milk and continue to whisk until the sauce thickens and comes to a boil.3.4 Add salt and pepper then simmer for 2 to 3 minutes.
3.5 Stir in the cheeses and whisk until melted.
4. Combine the cooked macaroni and meat sauce in a baking dish then toss until the meat sauce is well
distributed.
5. Arrange the macaroni and pour the Mornay sauce over it. (Spread the Mornay sauce over the macaroni and
meat sauce mixture ensuring that every space is covered)
6. Pre-heat oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit and bake for about 15 to 20 minutes.
7. Remove from the oven and allow to cool down a bit.
8. Serve hot. Yield: 10 servings
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Factor Method
Ingredients Original Amount Conversion Factor New Amount
Elbow Macaroni 1 lb 65 65 lb
Butter 6 T 65 390 T
Ground Beef 1 lb 65 65 lb
Tomatoes 1 ½ C 65 97.5 C
Onions ½ C 65 32.5 C
Green Bell Pepper ½ C 65 32.5 C
Tomato Paste ½ C 65 32.5 C
Paprika 1 t 65 65 t
Beef Stock 1 C 65 65 C
Sugar 1 T 65 65 T
All Purpose Flour 3 T 65 195 T
Fresh Milk 2 C 65 130 C
Salt ¼ t 65 16.25 t
Parmesan Cheese 1 oz 65 65 oz
Cheddar Cheese 2 oz 65 130 oz
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Percentage Method
Ingredient Original
Amount
Ounces % of Total Total Amount
Required
New Recipe
Amount
Elbow Macaroni 1 lb 16 oz 18.1 % 5850 oz 1058.85 oz
Butter 6 T 3 oz 3.4 % 5850 oz 198.9 oz
Ground Beef 1 lb 16 oz 18.1 % 5850 oz 1058.85 oz
Tomatoes 1 ½ C 12 oz 13.5 % 5850 oz 789.75 oz
Onions ½ C 4 oz 4.5 % 5850 oz 263.25 oz
Green Bell Pepper ½ C 4 oz 4.5 % 5850 oz 263.25 oz
Tomato Paste ½ C 4 oz 4.5 % 5850 oz 263.25 oz
Paprika 1 t 0.17 oz 0.2 % 5850 oz 11.7 oz
Beef Stock 1 C 8 oz 9.0 % 5850 oz 526.5 oz
Sugar 1 T 0.5 oz 0.6 % 5850 oz 35.1 oz
All Purpose Flour 3 T 1.5 oz 1.7 % 5850 oz 99.45 oz
Fresh Milk 2 C 16 oz 18.1 % 5850 oz 1058.85 oz
Salt ¼ t 0.4 oz 0.4 % 5850 oz 23.4 oz
Parmesan Cheese 1 oz 1 oz 1.1 % 5850 oz 64.35 oz
Cheddar Cheese 2 oz 2 oz 2.3 % 5850 oz 134.55 oz
TOTAL 88.57 oz 100 % 5850 oz 5850 oz
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Chicken and corn soup
Ingredients
1 kg chicken breast
2 x 420g cans corn kernels
2 x 420g cans cream corn
1 L chicken stock
salt and pepper to taste
Method1. Dice chicken breast and fry in frying pan
2. Combine brown chicken, corn kernels, creamed corn and chicken stock, bring to boil stirring occasionally.
3. Add salt and pepper to taste and reduce to simmer, adding water if necessary.
4. Continue to simmer until chicken is cooked. Yield: 7
Factor Method
Ingredients Original Amount Conversion Factor New Amount
Chicken Breast 1 kg 92.86 92.86 LCorn Kernels 2 cans 92.86 185.72 cans
Cream Corn 2 cans 92.86 185.72 cans
Chicken Stock 1 L 92.86 92.86 L
Percentage Method
Ingredient Original
Amount
Ounces % of
Total
Total Amount
Required
New Recipe
Amount
Chicken
Breast
1 kg 35.27 oz 27.5 % 11895 oz 3271.12 oz
Corn Kernels 2 cans 29.63 oz 23.1 % 11895 oz 2747.75 oz
Cream Corn 2 cans 29.63 oz 23.1 % 11895 oz 2747.75 oz
ChickenStock
1 L 33.81 oz 26.3 % 11895 oz 3128.38 oz
TOTAL 128.34 100 % 11895 oz 11895 oz
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Chicken Alexander
8 halved chicken breasts, skinned and boned
1/2 Cup green onions, thinly sliced
1/2 Cup mushrooms chopped
1/4 Cup butter
3 Tablespoons flour
Pinch Thyme
1/2 Cup each chicken broth, milk, white wine
1/3 Cup finely chopped parsley
1/3 Cup fine dry bread crumbs
1 Cup shredded Swiss cheese
Pound chicken breast 1/4 inch thick. Sauté onions and mushrooms in butter. Stir in flour and thyme. Blend inbroth, milk and wine. Cook, stirring until sauce thickens. Season with salt and pepper. Stir together
1/4 cup sauce, parsley and bread crumbs. Spoon mixture onto flattened chicken, roll chicken up, place seam side
down on greased baking dish. Pour remaining sauce over chicken, add shredded Swiss cheese on top, cover andbake in 400 degree oven for 40 minutes. Yield: 8 servings
Factor Method
Ingredients Original Amount Conversion Factor New Amount
Chicken Breast 8 pcs 81.25 650 pcs
Green Onions ½ C 81.25 40.53 C
Mushrooms ½ C 81.25 40.53 C
Butter ¼ C 81.25 20.31 C
Flour 3 T 81.25 243.75 T
Chicken Broth ½ C 81.25 40.53 C
Milk ½ C 81.25 40.53 C
White Wine ½ C 81.25 40.53 C
Parsley 1/3 C 81.25 27.08 C
Bread Crumbs 1/3 C 81.25 27.08 C
Swiss Cheese 1 C 81.25 81.25 C
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Percentage Method
Ingredient Original
Amount
Ounces % of Total Total Amount
Required
New Recipe
Amount
Chicken Breast 8 pcs 35.27 oz 47.6 % 6045 oz 2877.42 oz
Green Onions ½ C 4 oz 5.4 % 6045 oz 326.43 oz
Mushrooms ½ C 4 oz 5.4 % 6045 oz 326.43 oz
Butter ¼ C 4 oz 5.4 % 6045 oz 326.43 oz
Flour 3 T 1.5 oz 2.0 % 6045 oz 120.9 oz
Chicken Broth ½ C 4 oz 5.4 % 6045 oz 326.43 oz
Milk ½ C 4 oz 5.4 % 6045 oz 326.43 oz
White Wine ½ C 4 oz 5.4 % 6045 oz 326.43 oz
Parsley 1/3 C 2.67 oz 3.6 % 6045 oz 217.62 oz
Bread Crumbs 1/3 C 2.67 oz 3.6 % 6045 oz 217.62 oz
Swiss Cheese 1 C 8 oz 10.8 % 6045 oz 652.86 oz
TOTAL 74.11 oz 100 % 6045 oz 6045 oz
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Steamed Rice
Ingredients
8 c. water
3 c. rice
1 tsp. salt
Directions
Add salt to water. Bring to boil, add rice and stir well. Cook until almost soft (10 to 15
minutes). Drain and rinse. Place in colander. Cover and steam until dry and flaky. Serves 6.
Factor method
Ingredients Original Amount Conversion Factor New Amount
Water 8 C 108.33 866.64 C
Rice 3 C 108.33 324.99 C
Salt 1 t 108.33 108.33 t
Percentage Method
Ingredient Original
Amount
Ounces % of Total Total
Amount
Required
New Recipe
Amount
Water 8 C 64 oz 72.6 % 9551.75 oz 6934.57 oz
Rice 3 C 24 oz 27.2 % 9551.75 oz 2598.08 oz
Salt 1 t 0.17 oz 0.2 % 9551.75 oz 19.10 oz
TOTAL 88.17 oz 100 % 9551.75 oz 9551.75 oz
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