Module 8 Flashcards
What is the main tool for determining order needs?
The Menu
What determines the ordering needs other than the menu?
Fill in the blanks
1) ____________ recipes
2) current i________
3) Level of p__________ required
4) Coorination of efforts between d______________
1) standardized
2) inventory
3) preparation
4) departments
Define this term.
Art or science of estimating future events.
Hint: Think weather
forecasting
Forecasting is based on two guides which includes….
1) Historical Records: written accounts of previous events
(sales record, census sheet, etc)
2) Forecasting models: – mathematical formula to predict
future needs.
Define the following two terms.
1)written accounts of previous events
(sales record, census sheet, etc)
2) mathematical formula to predict
future needs.
1) Historical records
2) Forecasting models
Define this term
a method of determining the popularity of a menu item
Hint: • Focuses on: • # sold (% or #) • Contribution margin ($) • # item sold x 100 = % sold • Total # sold
A. Popularity Index
Stae of Refinement
Define the following…
1) AS
2) AP
3) EP
4) W
5) W%
1) As served
2) As purchased
3) Edible portion
4) Waste
5) Waste percentage
State of refinement
All food begins with ______?
A. As purchased
State of Refinement
Define the following term…
• The amount you buy.
• The amount of raw material one begins with.
• It is 100% of the raw amount received.
As purchased
Sate of refinement
Define this term
• Usually smaller than AP because of trimming, cleaning,
cooking, and portioning losses.
A. As served
State of refinement
Define this term
Usually smaller than AS because of unedible parts (i.e., seeds,
bones, and fat)
A. Edible Portion
State of Refinement
Define this term
• Always some part of AP
• Amount of AP lost to obtain AS or EP
A. Waste
State of refinement
Define this term
• Amount of waste expressed as a percentage of AP
• W% = (W÷AP) x 100
A. W%
Whats the goal of any organization that creates and sells a product.service?
A. To remain in business and make a profit
Define this term
what you pay for the item as purchased from the supplier
(AP cost). How much a dish (or plate of food) cost to produce, in terms of what
the products cost.
Product (Food) cost