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Salads and Dressings Lesson for Culinary Arts Prostart - FACS and FCS

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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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This was a great resource for my beginning of salads and dressing lesson within the knife skills unit. It was easy for my students to complete.
This was perfect for my students. It is my 1st year teaching Culinary and so it was a helpful resource to use
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Description

This salads and dressings lesson pack includes everything you need for your culinary arts, Prostart, or FCS class to teach salads. This lesson comes in both Google, PowerPoint, and printable versions that make teaching and assigning it easy!

It includes a slideshow to introduce the concept of salads and guided notes, questions, recipes, and more.

What is included in this salads and dressings lesson:

  • 40-page slide show on salads and dressings including:
    • elements of a salad
    • history of salad
    • types of salad
    • types of dressing
    • famous salads
    • types of lettuce greens
    • how to make balsamic dressing
    • types of salad dressings

  • 8 pages of guided notes to follow along with the slideshow for students in both print and Google
  • Questions about the different salads and dressings for students to answer after learning in both print and Google
  • Recipes including:
    • wedge salad recipe
    • balsamic vinegarette dressing recipe

  • Create your Own Salad Activity that can be used as an independent assignment for early finishers or cooperative learning.
  • Answer key for student questions for easy grading or for sub plans

Let us do the work for you when planning your culinary arts and FCS classes!

Prostart Standards:

Strand 15- Explain the role of salads on a menu. Identify and describe the various ingredients used to make salads. List the 4 parts of a salad and explain the role of each. Identify procedures for cleaning and storing salad greens. Prepare vinaigrettes and other emulsions.

National Family and Consumer Sciences Standards:

8.5- Prepare various salads, dressings, marinades, and spices using safe handling and professional preparation techniques.

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Total Pages
50 pages
Answer Key
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Teaching Duration
2 days
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