HCM 173 - International Cuisine Credits: 2 Lecture Hours: 2 Lab Hours: 0 Practicum Hours: 0 Work Experience: 0 Course Type: Voc/Tech Students research and plan international dinners. Emphasis is on menu and production planning for eight-course gourmet dinners. The lecture will also focus on the pronunciation and definition of French terms. Prerequisite: HCM 152 , HCM 153 . Corequisite: HCM 172 Competencies 1. Examine a given country from each unit.
- Outline a report focusing on food, drink and dining culture.
- Discuss food, drink and dining culture from different countries.
- Relate cultural and historical factors affecting food and drink.
2. Discuss national dishes.
- Discuss national drinks.
- Discuss cooking vessels and equipment.
- Identify indigenous ingredients.
3. Compare and contrast the cuisines of different cultures.
- Show similarities and differences in regionality
- Discuss regionality and diversity in cuisine from each country.
- Discuss historical factors and religions which contributed to the food, drink and dining culture of each country.
4. Discuss produce, spices and herbs from each country.
- Identify produce.
- Explain how spices are manipulated.
- Identify key spices and herbs.
5. Evaluate cheeses from each country.
- Differentiate animal milk and discuss tradition in cheese making.
- Compare cheese styles from one country to another.
- Identify different cheese styles
6. Assess cured meats from each country.
- Compare curing and preservation process with other countries traditional meats.
- Demonstrate styles of meat preservation within each country.
- Identify cured meats.
7. Perform the pronunciation of French culinary terminology.
- Demonstrate ability to memorize and adapt French culinary terminology in classroom discussion.
- Demonstrate correct spelling and utilization of French culinary terms.
- Practice pronunciation of French culinary terminology.
- Practice identifying French culinary terminology in menus.
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