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Food Production
Diploma in Food and Beverage (DFB) – Level 1
One academic year (two semesters)
This course introduces students to the fundamental principles and practices of food production within the hospitality and catering industry. It provides learners with essential knowledge, skills, and attitudes required to prepare, cook, and present food professionally and safely in various catering establishments.
By the end of this course, the trainee should be able to:
Identify and correctly use kitchen tools, equipment, and utensils.
Apply basic methods of cooking and food preparation techniques.
Observe hygiene, sanitation, and safety procedures in the kitchen.
Plan and prepare simple menus for different meal occasions.
Demonstrate teamwork, time management, and professional conduct in a food production environment.
Introduction to Food Production
Definition and scope of food production
Types of kitchens and kitchen organization
Kitchen Tools and Equipment
Identification, care, and maintenance
Food Commodities
Classification and uses of ingredients (cereals, vegetables, meats, dairy, etc.)
Methods of Cooking
Moist heat, dry heat, and combination methods
Basic Cookery Techniques
Stocks, soups, sauces, salads, and accompaniments
Menu Planning and Food Presentation
Types of menus, portion control, plating, and garnishing
Kitchen Hygiene and Safety
Personal hygiene, sanitation practices, waste management, fire safety
Practical Cookery Sessions
Preparation of simple dishes, meals, and snacks
Industrial Exposure / Attachment
Hands-on training in a hospitality or catering establishment
Lectures and demonstrations
Practical cookery sessions
Group discussions and assignments
Industrial attachment
Continuous Assessment Tests (CATs)
Practical examinations
Theory examinations
Industrial attachment report
Upon completion, the trainee will be able to:
Prepare and present simple dishes professionally.
Maintain high standards of hygiene and safety.
Work effectively as a junior commis or kitchen assistant in a hospitality setting.