This course equips trainees with the knowledge and practical skills required to produce a variety of flat breads to industry standards. Learners will understand ingredient selection and functions, dough preparation, baking methods, and hygienic handling of finished products. Emphasis is placed on accuracy, creativity, efficiency, and adherence to workplace health and safety standards.
General Objective:
To enable trainees to competently prepare, cook, package, and store different types of flat breads using correct techniques, tools, and hygiene practices.
Learning Outcomes:
By the end of the course, the trainee should be able to:
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Identify and explain the ingredients used in flat bread making and their functions.
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Prepare dough for different types of flat breads following recipes and workplace procedures.
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Cook flat breads using appropriate methods and equipment.
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Package, label, and store flat breads hygienically and in compliance with food safety standards.
Course Content:
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Introduction to Flat Breads
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Definition and types of flat breads
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Cultural and regional variations
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Nutritional importance
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Ingredients and Functions
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Flour, water, salt, fat, yeast, and optional ingredients
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Role of each ingredient in texture and flavor
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Dough Preparation Techniques
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Measuring, mixing, kneading, and resting dough
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Factors affecting dough quality
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Use of appropriate tools and equipment
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Cooking Methods
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Pan baking, oven baking, and tandoor methods
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Temperature control and timing
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Common faults and remedies
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Quality Control and Hygiene
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Personal Protective Equipment (PPEs)
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Safe handling and cleaning of equipment
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Hygiene in production and service areas
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Packaging and Storage
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Appropriate packaging materials and labeling
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Storage conditions to maintain freshness and quality
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Food safety and documentation
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