A Summary of the Course
Study Book 1
An Introduction to Food and Society
Ideas about Food and the Influences of Religious, National and Regional Cuisines
Study Book 2: Cooks, Kitchens and Cookers
Kitchen History, The Kitchen Today:
Design and Planning Basics, Cookers.
Study Book 3: Tools for the Job, Red Tape,
Health, Safety and Hygiene
Tools and equipment ~ Quality counts ~ Pots, pans and
ovenware ~ Bowls, basins and bottles ~ Knives, boards, chopping and slicing ~ Mixers
and mixing ~ Sieving, straining, peeling and pounding ~ Weights, measures, mortars,
gadgets and gizmos ~ Red tape, Health, Hygiene and Safety in the kitchen.
Study Book
4: Food, Calories & Nutrition
Food and elementary nutrition ~ The main functions
of nutrition ~ Vitamins & Minerals ~ The Balanced Diet ~ Food Values.
Study Book 5: The
basics 1 -
Study Book 6: The basics
2 -
Study Book 7: The
basics 3 -
Study Book 8 Bread and Yeast Cookery
Overview, ingredients, methods and
recipes
Study Book 9 Soups and Starters
Overview, ingredients, methods and
recipes.
Study Book 10: Fish, Shellfish and Crustacea
Overview, ingredients,
methods and recipes.
Study Book 11: Pâtés, Terrines and Sausages
Overview, ingredients,
methods and recipes.
Study Book 12: Meat and Meat Cookery
Overview, ingredients, methods and recipes.
Study
Book 13: Poultry and Game
Overview, ingredients, methods and recipes
Study Book
14: Pulses, pasta and pancakes
Overview, ingredients, methods and recipes.
Study Book 15: Vegetables and salads
Overview, ingredients, methods and recipes.
Study
Book 16: Cakes and Pastry
Overview, ingredients, methods and recipes.
Study Book
17: Desserts, Puddings and Ice Cream
Overview, ingredients, methods and recipes.
Study
Book 18: Beers, Wines & Preserves
Overview, ingredients, methods and recipes
(hic!).
The current fees for the course are:
Printed format -
Whilst the studentship time allowance for most courses is now two years, the nature
of the practical work associated with ‘The Country Chef’ means that for many students
this would not be sufficient. The studentship time allowance for this course is,
therefore, three years.
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