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Culinary Training CourseMushrooms In Schools: Layers of FlavorsProgram DescriptionFrom their unique umami flavors, nutritional benefits, and year-round availability, to theirenvironmentally-friendly growing practices and ease of preparation, mushrooms are anexcellent addition to any diet, and especially beneficial in school meals.However, mushrooms can be unfamiliar to consumers as well as school nutrition operators. Ifmenu planners and food service staff are unsure of how to prepare mushrooms and use them tocreate delicious meals, they’re less likely to advocate for them in the school cafe.This training aims to increase participants’ familiarity with mushrooms, as well as provide ideasand education for how to incorporate more mushrooms into meals while keeping studentacceptance, food cost, and waste in mind.Learning ObjectivesBy the end of this course, participants will be able to: Identify the unique benefits mushrooms provide when served in school meals Explain the steps to properly store and prepare mushrooms for maximum freshnessand appeal Plan a menu that features mushrooms frequently and in a variety of recipesProfessional Standard Learning Objectives: Learning Topic: 2000 Operations; 2100 Food Production 2110- Understand and effectively prepare food using a standardized recipe. 2130- Develop culinary skills necessary for school meal preparation.Approved for 1 CEU by the School Nutrition Association.MushroomsInSchools.com Copyright Mushrooms In Schools

Content OutlineThis 1 hour 12 minute course is broken into three sections consisting of ten, 6-8 minutevideos. Each video is led by school nutrition Chef Robert Rusan, where he covers the necessaryknowledge and skills for serving mushrooms in school meals. Participants have access to recipesand handouts for reference throughout the course. The course outline is as follows:Section 1: Mushroom BasicsVideo 1: Mushrooms and School Meals - The Perfect Pair!Video 2: Sourcing, Selecting, Cleaning, and Storing Fresh MushroomsVideo 3: Knife Skills Part 1: Knife Types and CutsVideo 4: Knife Skills Part 2: Tips for Quantity ProductionSection 2: Preparation TechniquesVideo 1: Mushrooms Served Raw: Salads and MarinatingVideo 2: Mushrooms in the Oven: RoastingVideo 3: Mushrooms on the Stovetop: Sauteed, Sauces, Gravies, Blending, TrinitySection 3: Mushrooms on the MenuVideo 1: Featured Recipe: Vegetarian PizzaVideo 2: Featured Recipe: Spinach and Mushroom OmeletVideo 3: Menu Planning with MushroomsCourse VideosAll course videos can be viewed n/layers-of-flavors-culinary-training/How to Receive Continuing Education Unit(CEU) CreditsThis course is approved for SNA Continuing Education Units (CEUs). To receive CEUs for takingthis course, complete the following: Watch the 10 training videos (available at the link above)Complete the self-study quiz (included within this document)Complete the course evaluation by clicking here http://bit.ly/LayersofFlavorsFill in your Certificate of Participation (included at the end of this document)We hope you enjoy the course!MushroomsInSchools.com Copyright Mushrooms In Schools

Table of ContentsPoster and Handouts06. Kitchen Handling Poster07. Sample MenuRecipesSalads08. Anti Pasta Salad09. Asian Spinach Salad11. Italian Mushroom Salad12. Peppy Pasta Salad14. Shaved Mushroom SaladEntrees15. Mushroom and Avocado Quesadilla16. Veggie Flatbread18. Broccoli Mushroom Cheddar Hand Pie19. Mushroom Omelette21. Veggie Quiche23. Beef Pot Roast29. Cowboy Burger31. Lo Mein Noodles with Veggies33. Fresh Sliced Mushroom & Cheese Pizza35. NH Oyster River Omelet BarAccompaniments37. Roasted Mushrooms38. Mushroom Gravy39. Asian Marinated Mushrooms40. Veggies on FireMushroomsInSchools.com Copyright Mushrooms In Schools

Self-Study Quiz & Certificate of Participation42. Layers of Flavor Culinary Training Quiz45. CEU Certificate of ParticipationSpeaker & Content Creator Biographies46. Speaker & Content Creator Biographies. Chef Robert Rusan, District ChefWhitney Bateson, MPH RD, Content Development & Graphic DesignMalissa Marsden, Culinary Training & Recipe CreationMushroomsInSchools.com Copyright Mushrooms In Schools

Mushroom Kitchen HandlingFresh mushrooms are a great addition to meals kids love like pizza,hamburgers, spaghetti, sloppy joes, tacos, salads and more!Mu shroom Useab ilitySalad Bar Ready1-5 daysSautee or Blend6-10 daysTossLonger than 10 daysMu shroo m Sto ra ge an d Han dlingTemperatureRefrigerate immediately between34-38 F (0 C).MoistureDo not sprinkle mushrooms withwater as this will cause mushroomsto darken, mildew or deteriorate.HandlingStore in original container. Do notstack other produce items on top ofmushrooms as they bruise easily.Shelf Life10 days, under optimum conditions.PreparationRinse mushrooms quickly in coolwater - do not soak! Do not rinseuntil ready to use.Find recipes, resources and inspirationat MushroomsInSchools.com!Looking for samples or support with mushroompromotions in your district? We can help!Contact us at SchoolMeals@mushroomcouncil.orgc ia l !G et s o

MondayTuesdayYour Way!WednesdayFavoritesThrowbackFeatured PizzaWeek 1Very VeggieFlatbreadBuild Your OwnRamen NoodleBarAnti-PastaSaladRoasted Chickenwith ItalianMushroom SaladDeluxePepperoni PizzaWeek 2Meatballs andPenne with CaesarSaladBuild your OwnBurger BarBreakfast forLunch: AssortedQuichesTurkeyTetrazziniFresh Mushroom,Pepper &Onion PizzaWeek 3O ne - M o n th S a mp l e M enuMushroom andAvocadoQuesadillaBuild your OwnOmelet BarBBQ CowboyBurger & CampfirePotato WedgesSmothered Pot Roastwith MushroomGravy over MashedPotatoesBroccoli & CheddarHand PieCrispy ChickenTenders with PeppyPasta SaladBuild your OwnPasta BarChicken MarsalaOver Brown RicePilafTeriyaki Chickenwith Fresh VeggieLo MeinMushroomMargherita PizzaWeek 4Mmm.ThursdayFriday7

Anti-Pasta SaladRecipe:R-3791HACCP Process: Complex Food Preparation# of Servings:100.00Serving Size:Grams Per Serving:275.89Fat Change %:IngredientsMeasurementsUSDA Whole Grain Rotini, Cooked,Material #100434Diced Turkey Ham, 1/2", 3.01 26 LB 4 OZCalifornia Ripe Olives, Sliced1 #10 CAN, DRAINED2 1/2 Cup0.00Source:Mushroom CouncilMoisture Change %:0.00Directions1. Ingredients:10 LBFresh Diced Bell Peppers, Mixed, RTU 5 LBFresh Sliced Mushrooms, RTU3 LBDried Oregano1/4 CUP GROUNDDried Basil1/4 CUP GROUNDCrushed Red Pepper Flakes1/2 CUPItalian Dressing, R/F, R/S1 GALLONRomaine Lettuce6 GALLON SHREDDED 1QUART SHREDDED10 LBFresh Diced Tomatoes, RTUFresh Diced Tomatoes, RTU2. Directions: One day prior to service.Cook pasta according to your standard recipe minus one minuteto keep pasta firm to soak up flavors.CCP: Hold below 41 FCCP: Wash hands for 20 seconds in a hand sink, dryproperly, and put on gloves before beginning preparation.Repeat process as often as needed per HACCP guidelines.3. Prep: mix cooled pasta, diced turkey ham, sliced olives and slicemushrooms.Add dry seasoning to Italian dressing and whisk well.Toss dressing with the pasta, peppers, mushrooms and ham.Cover and refrigerate overnight.CCP: Never handle ready to eat foods with bare hands4. Prep: Day of serviceSet up assembly line for saladsIn large salad entree bowl place 1 cup of chopped romaine using1 8 oz. spoodle.Top with 1 cup of dressed pasta saladAdd ¼ cup diced tomatoes to each using a 2 oz. spoodle.Add 1 oz. of shredded cheese to each using a 2 oz. spoodle.Cover and date stamp and hold in cooler for service.CCP: Hold below 41 FUSDA Lite Mozzarella Cheese,Material #1000346 LB 4 OZ(No Directions)Notes:Production Notes:Serving Notes:Notes: all meal components are calculated using the FBG and or product formulation statements.Note some of the pound measures are rounded up to the commercial package size.8

Asian Spinach SaladRecipe:R-1585HACCP Process: No Cook# of Servings:100.00Serving Size:Grams Per Serving:174.67Fat Change %:1 1/4 Cup0.00IngredientsMeasurementsSpinach, raw16 LBFresh Sliced Mushrooms, RTU3 QUART PIECES 1/2 CUPPIECES3 QUART 1/2 CUPRoland's Mandarin OrangesNuts, almonds, dry roasted, withoutsalt addedLite Asian Sesame DressingSource:Mushroom CouncilMoisture Change %:0.00Directions1. Ingredients:6 LB 4 OZ3 QUART 1/2 CUP2. Prep: clean and sanitize workstation.Pull mandarin oranges from cooler and wipe off lid.Open 1 can and carefully discard lid.Drain well.Pull almonds from cooler, wipe off lid.Wash hands thoroughly.CCP: Never handle ready to eat foods with bare handsCCP: Prepare foods at room temperature in two hours orlessCCP: Total time of food at room temperature shall notexceed four hours.3. Prep: set up assembly lineIn entree salad bowl place 1 cup of spinachTop with 1/8 cup fresh sliced mushrooms using a 2 oz. spoodle.Add 1/8 cup mandarin oranges using 2 oz. spoodleAdd 1 oz. of sliced almonds on top using a #30 disherServe with a 2 oz. souffle of lite Asian Sesame dressingCCP: Never handle ready to eat foods with bare handsCCP: Prepare foods at room temperature in two hours orless.CCP: Hold below 41 FNotes:Production Notes:Serving Notes:Leftovers: bag leftover salad in quart bags.Place on cleared serving line to take and donate.Nutrients Per Serving:Calories279.799Protein (gm)(per 1 1/4 Cup)Trans Fat (gm)9.567Chol (mg)Carb (gm)21.929Vit A (IU)Tot Fat (gm)19.069Vit C (mg)Sat Fat (gm)1.6930.000*Iron (mg)3.1870.000Calc (mg)152.806Sodium (mg)453.6236880.62128.228Fiber (gm)Sugars (gm)5.02411.673*Note: * means nutrient data is missing or not available.Meal Components:(per 1 1/4 Cup) ------------- Vegetables (Cups) ------------- Fruit (Cups)0.125Dark GreenWhole Grain- Rich (Oz. Eq.)0.5Red/Orange0Enriched Grain (Oz. Eq.)Beans/PeasMeat/Alt (Oz. Eq.)Starchy1.000OtherFluid Milk (Cups)0.1259

Nutrients Per Serving:Calories(per 2 1/2 Cup)218.984Trans Fat (gm)Protein (gm)18.172Chol (mg)Carb (gm)16.395Vit A (IU)Tot Fat (gm)10.166Vit C (mg)Sat Fat (gm)2.9890.000Iron (mg)2.01543.498Calc (mg)234.112Sodium (mg)580.7124763.25527.258Fiber (gm)Sugars (gm)3.8612.764*Note: * means nutrient data is missing or not available.Meal Components:(per 2 1/2 Cup) ------------- Vegetables (Cups) ------------- Fruit (Cups)Dark GreenWhole Grain- Rich (Oz. Eq.)1.0000.5Red/Orange0.250Enriched Grain (Oz. Eq.)Beans/PeasMeat/Alt (Oz. Eq.)Starchy2Other0.250Fluid Milk (Cups)Allergens:Milk, Wheat, SoybeansCCP: Time/temp of each batch of product will be recorded on TPHC sheet when the product has been removed from the oven,steamer, stovetop or refrigeration. Products that were placed in hot holding will be removed from the hotholding cabinet and placed on serving line as close to service as possible.Product not used within 4 hours from when it was removed from the oven will be discarded.10

Italian Mushrooms SaladRecipe:R-3795HACCP Process: No Cook# of Servings:100.00Serving Size:Grams Per Serving:42.021/2 CupFat Change %:IngredientsMeasurementsFresh Mushrooms6 LBItalian Salad Dressing2 QUARTSCrushed Red Pepper Flakes1/2 CUPFresh Basil1/2 CUP CHOPPED0.00Source:Mushroom CouncilMoisture Change %:0.00Directions1. Ingredients:2. Pre-Prep: Rinse mushrooms, wipe off any dirt with a wet cloth.Do not to soak the mushrooms in water.Wash hands and put on gloves.Cut each mushroom into quarters (if using medium mushrooms)Place in food storage container.3. Prep: Pull remaining chilled ingredients and place at workstation.Whisk together dressing, crushed red peppers and choppedfresh basil.Pour dressing over mushrooms and toss to coat lightly.Cover, date stamp and place in cooler.4. Hold: Chill marinated mushrooms overnight.5. Serve: day of service place marinated mushrooms on the saladbar or tray up and offer as a cold side vegetable.½ cup provides ½ cup serving of other vegetable.Notes:Production Notes:Serving Notes:Note: order medium mushrooms to get a consistent size for ease of preparation and presentation at service.Can also use local mushrooms.Each ½ cup provides ½ cup other vegetable.A great side option for all your pasta and pizza entreesNutrients Per Serving:Calories47.102(per 1/2 Cup)Trans Fat (gm)Protein (gm)0.902Chol (mg)Carb (gm)2.365Vit A (IU)Tot Fat (gm)4.098Vit C (mg)Sat Fat (gm)0.6450.000*Iron (mg)0.2320.000Calc (mg)2.179116.1030.610Sodium (mg)Fiber (gm)Sugars (gm)145.0290.2750.540*Note: * means nutrient data is missing or not available.Meal Components:(per 1/2 Cup) ------------- Vegetables (Cups) ------------- Fruit (Cups)Dark GreenWhole Grain- Rich (Oz. Eq.)Red/OrangeEnriched Grain (Oz. Eq.)Beans/PeasMeat/Alt (Oz. Eq.)StarchyOther0.500Fluid Milk (Cups)Allergens:No Listed Allergens11

Peppy Pasta SaladRecipe:R-2760HACCP Process: Complex Food Preparation# of Servings:100.00Serving Size:Grams Per Serving:215.44Ounces per ServingIngredientsMeasurementsUSDA WGR Rotini, Material #1105046 LB. 4 OUNCES1 Cup7.6Source: USDA Foods Pre-ConMeal Components: ½ cup cooked pasta, ¼ darkgreen vegetables and 1/8 cup other vegetables and1/8 cup red/orange vegetables.Directions1. Ingredients:USDA Broccoli Florets, IQF, Material14 LB.#110473USDA IQF Mushrooms, Diced, Frozen, 4 LB. 2 OZMaterial #110421Fresh Diced Tomatoes, RTU8 LB. 12 OZItalian Salad Dressing3 QUART 1/2 CUPCrushed Red Pepper Flakes1/2 CUPFresh Basil1 CUP CHOPPEDTap Water9 LB. 4 OZ2. One Day Prior to Service:Pre-prep: Clean and sanitize work station.Pull pasta from dry storage and cook according to your recipe,reduce cooking time by one minute for salads.Cool pasta immediately to stop cooking process.CCP: Wash hands for 20 seconds in a hand sink, dryproperly, and put on gloves before beginning preparation.Repeat process as often as needed per HACCP guidelines.3. Prep: pull broccoli and mushrooms from freezer.Place broccoli in perforated steam pans.Cover with wrap.Cook: Steam broccoli for 12 minutes or until broccoli is brightgreen and still crisp.Pull from steamer and cool immediately in an ice bath to stopcooking.CCP: Heat until an internal temperature is reached of 140 Ffor 15 seconds4. Prep: place mushrooms on a sheet pan lined with parchmentpaper.Cook: Roast mushrooms in a 400 F pre-heated convection ovenfor 15 minutes. Pull mushrooms out and toss to mix mushrooms.Place back into the over for an additional 15 minutes.Pull from oven and let rest at room temperature for 15 minutes.Drain well and add to pasta.5. Prep: Pull Italian salad dressing and crushed red pepper flakes.Whisk together.CCP: Wash hands for 20 seconds in a hand sink, dryproperly, and put on gloves before beginning preparation.Repeat process as often as needed per HACCP guidelines.6. Prep: Pull fresh basil and tomatoes from cooler and place atwork station.Wash hands thoroughly and put on gloves.Chopped basils lightly by rolling leaves into "cigars" and thenslicing to avoid bruising.Add diced tomatoes and basil to the pasta mix.Add cooled broccoli florets to the pasta mixture.Fold all together without mashing the pasta.Add seasoned salad dressing and fold into pasta mixture.Cover and date stamp and place in cooler.12

CCP: Prepare foods at room temperature in two hours orless.CCP: Never handle ready to eat foods with bare hands7. Cool: Refrigerate overnight to allow flavors to mingle and merge.CCP: Hold below 41 F8. Serve: Serve one cup of pasta as a tasty part of your meal.Each one cup serving by volume provides ½ cup cooked pasta,¼ dark green vegetables and 1/8 cup other vegetables and 1/8cup red/orange vegetables.CCP: Hold below 41 FNotes:Production Notes:Nutritional information is based on Material Information Sheets for USDA Foods and the Food Buying GuideServing Notes:Serve: Serve one cup of pasta as a tasty part of your meal.Each one cup serving by volume provides ½ cup cooked pasta, ¼ dark green vegetables and 3/8 cup other vegetablesand 1/8 cup red/orange vegetables.Each one cup serving weighs 215.44 grams or 7.6 ounces.(per 1 Cup)Nutrients Per Serving:Calories200.583Trans Fat (gm)0.000*Iron (mg)0.541*0.000Calc (mg)18.457*Sodium (mg)246.8436.132Chol (mg)29.198Vit A (IU)875.012*Tot Fat (gm)7.497Vit C (mg)23.300*Sat Fat (gm)1.021Protein (gm)Carb (gm)Fiber (gm)Sugars (gm)4.7653.117*Note: * means nutrient data is missing or not available.(per 1 Cup)Meal Components: ------------- Vegetables (Cups) ------------- Fruit (Cups)Dark GreenWhole Grain- Rich (Oz. Eq.)1.0000.250Red/Orange0.125Enriched Grain (Oz. Eq.)Beans/PeasMeat/Alt (Oz. Eq.)StarchyOther0.125Fluid Milk (Cups)Allergens:Wheat13

Shaved Mushroom SaladRecipe:R-2747HACCP Process: No Cook# of Servings:100.00Serving Size:Grams Per Serving:146.48Fat Change %:1/2 cup0.00IngredientsMeasurementsFresh Sliced Mushrooms, RTUOlive Oil12 GALLON PIECES OR SLICES 2 QUART PIECES OR SLICES3/4 CUPLemon Juice, Reconstituted1/4 CUPSalt1 TBSPBlack Pepper1 TBSP GROUNDParmesan Cheese, grated3/4 TSPFresh Parsley1/2 CUPRed Bell Peppers, Fresh1 QUART SLICEDSource:Chef Sharon SchaeferMoisture Change %:0.00Directions1. Ingredients:2. Directions: Pre-Prep: Clean and sanitize work station.Pull ingredients and place at station.3. Prep: in measuring cup, whisk together liquids.Whisk in seasonings.Pour over mushrooms in food save storage container.With gloves on toss mushrooms and dressing.Then toss with parmesan cheese.Toss in parsley and red bell peppers.4. Hold: Refrigerate overnight.5. Serve: serve ½ cup on line or offer on your salad barNotes:Production Notes:Serving Notes:Note: my preferred commercial product is a thin sliced mushroom that is distributed in a bucket.The FBG requires 9.35 pounds of fresh RTU mushrooms for 100 - ½ servings.I use 2 - 5# buckets for this recipe.Ready to use and perfect for this salad by Chef Sharon Shafer.Nutrients Per Serving:Calories46.739( per 1/2 cup )Trans Fat (gm)Protein (gm)4.386Chol (mg)Carb (gm)4.890Vit A (IU)Tot Fat (gm)2.117Vit C (mg)Sat Fat (gm)0.2990.000*Iron (mg)0.7530.014Calc (mg)5.484141.4338.194Sodium (mg)Fiber (gm)Sugars (gm)78.4631.5062.945*Note: * means nutrient data is missing or not available.Meal Components:( per 1/2 cup ) ------------- Vegetables (Cups) ------------- Fruit (Cups)Dark GreenWhole Grain- Rich (Oz. Eq.)Red/OrangeEnriched Grain (Oz. Eq.)Beans/PeasMeat/Alt (Oz. Eq.)StarchyOther0.500Fluid Milk (Cups)Allergens:Milk14

Mushroom Avocado QuesadillaBrought to you by Loudoun County Public Schools, VirginiaYield: 6 portionsServing Size: 1 quesadillaIngredients:2 lbs fresh white buttonmushrooms, sliced2 tbs olive oil1 tsp salt6 tortilla wraps2 cups shredded cheese2 ripe avocados, peeled,pitted and thinly sliced1/2 cup cilantro, washedand removed from stemsDirections:1. Heat olive oil in large non-stick skillet over medium-high heat. Add a singlelayer of mushrooms and cook, without stirring, for about 5 minutes or untilmushrooms become red-brown on one side. Add salt, flip mushrooms andcook about 5 minutes more, until other side is same color.2. While mushrooms cook, assemble quesadillas; distribute half the cheesesand all avocado slices on left half of six tortillas. When mushrooms are done,distribute mushrooms and cilantro leaves, if desired, among tortillas and topwith remaining cheese. Fold tortilla in half and grill or warm in skillet untilcheese begins to melt, then flip to cook other side. Transfer to cutting board,cut into wedges and serve with favorite toppings.For more recipes and mushroom facts and tips, visitMushroomsInSchools.com!15

Vegetable FlatbreadRecipe:# of Servings:Grams Per Serving:R-170696.00248.45HACCP Process: Same Day ServiceServing Size:Fat Change %:IngredientsMeasurementsFresh Sliced Mushrooms, RTU6 LBCalifornia Ripe Olives, Sliced1 #10 CAN, DRAINEDUSDA Pepper & Onion Mix, Material#110724Fresh Diced Tomatoes, RTU6 LB 8 OZOlive Oil1 QUARTDried Oregano2 TBSP GROUNDDried Basil2 TBSP GROUNDOnion Powder2 TBSPGarlic Powder2 TBSPUSDA Lite Mozzarella Cheese,Material #100034Pan Spray12 LB1 Flatbread0.00Source:Moisture Change %:LOCAL0.00Directions1. Ingredients:10 LB1 OZ2. Pre-Prep: one day prior to servicePull peppers and onions from freezerPlace unopened bags on a sheet panDate stampPlace sheet pans in cooler to thawWash hands thoroughlyCCP: Hold below 41 F3. Day of Service: Prep: Clean and sanitize prep areaPull olive oil from dry storage and place at work stationPull spices and mix all together in small bowl, yielding ½ cupPull olives from dry storageWipe off lids, open cans and carefully discard lidsDrain olives and place at work stationPull flatbreads, mushrooms, pepper & onion mix, tomatoes andmozzarella cheese from coolerPlace at work stationDrain pepper and onion mix and place in a bowlPull sheet pans and place at work stationSet up ingredients for production line4. Prep: Wash hands thoroughlyTop each sheet pan with parchment paperSpray lightly with pan sprayLine up assembly lineBrush each flat bread generously with olive oilSprinkle seasoning mix on flat breads using ½ teaspoon per Topeach flat bread with 1/8 cup of sliced olives using a #30 scoopAdd 1/8 cup fresh mushroom slices using a 2-ounce spoodle.Add ¼ cup pepper and onion mix using a #16 scoopAdd 2 ounce of shredded mozzarella cheese to each piece usinga 2 oz. spoodle.5. Cook: Bake in preheated 350 F convection oven for 15minutes or until cheese is meltedCCP: Heat until an internal temperature is reached of 155 Ffor 15 seconds6. Serve: serve one whole flatbread.Whole Grain Rich Oven FiredFlatbread96 FLATBREADS(No Directions)16

Notes:Production Notes:All meal equivalencies are based on the FBG and the USDA product fact sheets.Serving Notes:Each serving of one veggie flatbread provides 2 oz. eq. meat/meat alternative, 2 oz. wgr grains, 1/8 cup red/orange and3/8 cup other vegetables.Nutrients Per Serving:Calories(per 1 Flatbread)399.829Trans Fat (gm)0.000Iron (mg)1.210Calc (mg)426.593Sodium (mg)751.310Protein (gm)20.688Chol (mg)19.753Carb (gm)34.600Vit A (IU)697.853Tot Fat (gm)20.429Vit C (mg)21.233Sat Fat (gm)5.910Fiber (gm)4.420Sugars (gm)5.354Note: * means nutrient data is missing or not available.Meal Components:(per 1 Flatbread) ------------- Vegetables (Cups) ------------- Fruit (Cups)Dark GreenWhole Grain- Rich (Oz. Eq.)2.000Red/Orange0.125Enriched Grain (Oz. Eq.)Beans/PeasMeat/Alt (Oz. Eq.)Starchy2.000Other0.375Fluid Milk (Cups)Allergens:Milk, Wheat, SoybeansCCP: Time/temp of each batch of product will be recorded on TPHC sheet when the product has been removed from the oven,steamer, stovetop or refrigeration. Products that were placed in hot holding will be removed from the hotholding cabinet and placed on serving line as close to service as possible.Product not used within 4 hours from when it was removed from the oven will be discarded.17

Broccoli Mushroom Cheddar Hand Pie*Overnight InstructionsNEW TRPortion: 1Ingredientsyield: 24 servingsServing OrderingBonami raw bagel dough 24 ea.Primero #1207Salt1 tspPrimero #5809 (Sysco #6040760)Pepper½ tspPrimero #5824 (Sysco #9806415Olive Oil2 tbspPrimero #3602 (Sysco #5846714)Broccoli, florets2#Primero #6025 (Daylight #BROPI )Mushroom1#Primero #6072 (Daylight)Cheddar, shredded3#Primero #2601 (Sysco #0557074)Procedure1. The day before pull out dough from freezer and place it in a lined sheet pan intothe walk in to defrost.2. Preheat oven steam at 212 F3. Place broccoli florets onto perforated sheet pans and steam for 4 minutes.4. When done place into the Blast chiller.5. Preheat oven to 400 F6. Lightly toss mushrooms with 1 tbsp olive oil, salt and pepper. Place on sheet pan,and oven roast for 5 minutes at 400 .7. When done place into the Blast chiller.8. Stretch thawed bagel dough into 5” round.9. Place 2 oz. broccoli florets onto top half of bagel dough. Top with 2 Tbsp. roastedmushroom. Top with 2 oz. cheese.10.Fold bagel dough over, and pinch edge to seal.11.Place finished pies onto sheet pan and bake at 375 for 8 minutes until goldenbrown when done lightly brush with 1 tbsp of olive oil.12.Place into hotel pan and place in warmer till service.18

Mushroom OmeletsRecipe:R-3787HACCP Process: Same Day Service# of Servings:100.00Serving Size:Grams Per Serving:130.40Fat Change %:IngredientsMeasurementsCheddar Cheese Omelet100 CHEDDAR CHEESE OMELET1 Omelet0.00Source:Mushroom CouncilMoisture Change %:Directions1. One Day Prior to Service:Clean and sanitize workstation.Pull omelets from freezer and place at workstation.Wash hands thoroughly.Place omelets on parchment paper lined sheetpans which havebeen sprayed lightly with pan spray.Cover with parchment paper to avoid drying out and place incovered rolling rack in cooler to thaw overnight.CCP: Hold below 41 F3. Directions:Pre-Prep: Prepare the workstation by cleaning and sanitizing allareas.Gather all ingredients for preparation.Preheat convection oven to 300 degrees.CCP: Hold below 41 FCCP: Wash hands for 20 seconds in a hand sink, dryproperly, and put on gloves before beginning preparation.Repeat process as often as needed per HACCP guidelines.Fresh Sliced Mushrooms, RTU6 LB4.CCP: Wash hands for 20 seconds in a hand sink, dryproperly, and put on gloves before beginning preparation.Repeat process as often as needed per HACCP guidelines.Sliced Peppers and Onions, FajitaBlendFajita Seasoning7 LBUSDA Shredded Cheddar Cheese,R/F, Material #100012Pan Spray3 LB 2 OZ1/2 CUP1 OZ5.CCP: Prepare foods at room temperature in two hours orlessCCP: Wash hands for 20 seconds in a hand sink, dryproperly, and put on gloves before beginning preparation.Repeat process as often as needed per HACCP guidelines.6. Wash hands thoroughly.Wash hands thoroughly.Prep: mix fajita seasoning with peppers and onions.Lay out 4 slices of mushrooms in omelet.Using a #20 disher place seasoned peppers and onions on theinside of the omelet by gently folding back the top and addingthe vegetables.Fold down top and repeat.7. Cook: Place omelets in oven and bake for 15 minutes.Product must reach an internal temperature of 165 F for 15seconds.8.CCP: Hold above 135 F9. Prep: Place omelets in 2-inch hotel pans, not shingled.Sprinkle each omelet with ½ oz. of shredded cheese using 1# 30disher.Cover and place in warmers.CCP: Hold above 135 F19

10 Serve: One omelet will provide 2.5 oz. eq. meat/meat alternateand ¼ cup of other vegetable.Notes:Production Notes:Serving Notes:Batch cook as the holding time and heat retention is low for this type of product.The meal component information on omelets can be provided as a Product Formulation Statement or CN label.The meal component information used for the vegetable blend are provided by the FBG or USDA Product InformationStatementsEach Veggie Fajita Stuffed Omelet weighs 130.40 grams or 4.6 oz. before cooking.Serve with salsa for an extra kick and red/orange vegetables.Nutrients Per Serving:CaloriesProtein (gm)184.432( per 1 Omelet )Trans Fat (gm)0.000Iron (mg)1.221*Calc (mg)172.576*11.255Chol (mg)177.9044.385Vit A (IU)327.593*Tot Fat (gm)13.957Vit C (mg)Sat Fat (gm)5.471Carb (gm)11.440*Sodium (mg)389.796Fiber (gm)0.272Sugars (gm)1.745Note: * means nutrient data is missing or not available.Meal Components:( per 1 Omelet ) ------------- Vegetables (Cups) ------------- Fruit (Cups)Dark GreenWhole Grain- Rich (Oz. Eq.)Red/OrangeEnriched Grain (Oz. Eq.)Beans/PeasMeat/Alt (Oz. Eq.)Starchy2.500Other0.250Fluid Milk (Cups)Allergens:Milk, EggsCCP: Time/temp of each batch of product will be recorded on TPHC sheet when the product has been removed from the oven,steamer, stovetop or refrigeration. Products that were placed in hot holding will be removed from the hotholding cabinet and placed on serving line as close to service as possible.Product not used within 4 hours from when it was removed from the oven will be discarded.20

Veggie QuicheRecipe:R-3796# of Servings:Grams Per Serving:96.00205.80HACCP Process: Same Day ServiceServing Size:Fat Change %:IngredientsMeasurementsEGG, LIQUID WHOLE10 LB1 Piece0.00Source:Mushroom CouncilMoisture Change %:0.00Directions1. 5 Days prior to day of service:Pull liquid eggs from freezer and place in cooler to thaw,Place in food safe container, allow space between cartons toassist in thawing.CCP: Hold below 41 F1% White Milk1 GALLON 1 QUART2. Day of Service: Clean and sanitize workstation.Pull remaining ingredients and eggs from cooler and place atworkstation.CCP: Prepare foods at room temperature in two hours orlessFresh Sliced Mushrooms, RTU6 LBUSDA Pepper & Onion Mix, Material#110724FLOUR, PLAIN, All Purpose7 LBBAKING POWDER1 TSPOnion Powder2 TBSPGarlic Powder2 TBSPBlack Pepper1 TBSP GROUNDSriracha Hot Chili Sauce1/4 CUPUSDA Shredded Cheddar Cheese,R/F, Material #100012Pan Spray6 LB 4 OZ1 QUART 2 CUP 1/2 CUP1 OZ3. Prep: Wash hands thoroughly.In small bowl, whisk together flour and baking powder.In 4-gallon pitcher or large bowl add thawed liquid eggs and milk.Whisk together.Add garlic powder, salt, pepper, Sriracha Cha and flour/bakingpowder mixture.Mix with a wire whisk until well blended.You will have to keep blending when pouring into pans.4. Prep: line 4-inch steamtable pans with parchment paper or panliner.Spray generously with pan spray.Lay out mushrooms in single layer across the bottom of each,using 1.5 pounds per pan.Sprinkle thawed peppers and onions on top of mushrooms,using 1.75 pounds per pan.Sprinkle shredded cheese on top of veggies, using 6 ½ cups perpan.Pat down with spatula.Whisk egg mixtu

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