SUBJECT: FOOD AND NUTRITION
CLASS: SS 2
DATE:
TERM: 1st TERM
REFERENCE BOOK
WEEK 4
TOPIC: KITCHEN EQUIPMENT
TYPES
(a) Mechanical
(b) Large and fixed
© Tools
Definition
Kitchen equipment can be defined as materials which are used for the preparation, cooking serving and preservation of foods.
Kitchen equipment are classified into three groups they are;
Examples are: refrigerator, cookers, sinks, working surfaces, cupboards and shelves etc.
Mechanical equipment
Mechanical equipment are those materials which are mechanically operated they are as well referred to as labour saving devices examples are: electric toasters, blender, mixer, dish washers etc.
Kitchen Tools
Kitchen tools are those materials that are often moved around or about in the kitchen on daily basis. They are not fixed and they do not occupy space. Examples are; Cooking pots, knives, colander grater, spoons, ladle, egg whisk, trays, rolling pin, forks, mixing bowls, plates and cups etc.
EVALUATION
Factors to consider when selecting both kitchen equipment and tools.
The following factors should be consider when selecting both kitchen equipment and tools.
It is important to have adequate supply of good kitchen equipment and tools in order to save time and labour.
EVALUATION: State factors to consider when selecting kitchen equipment
READING ASSIGNMENT
Topic – Kitchen equipment
Reference Book – Foods and Nutrition for SS 1 – 3 by Dr. J. O. Olusanya page 40 – 43
WEEKEND ASSIGNMENT
(a) Wardrobe (b) Standing mirror (c) Kitchen equipment
(a) small equipment (b) mechanical equipment (c) large equipment
(a) small equipment (b) mechanical equipment (c) large equipment
(a) small equipment (b) mechanical equipment (c) cutlery
(a) Gas cooker (b) Dish washer (c) a cooking spoon
THEORY
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