Food for Today ©2010

Chapter 26: Develop a Work Plan

Chapter Summary

The meal planning process results in a work plan that makes food preparation more efficient and fun. To plan a meal, follow the following steps: read recipes beforehand; list the tasks; develop a timetable; make and carry out the work plan; evaluate the work plan. Teamwork also plays a role in successful food preparation. Good teamwork involves the organization of jobs, cooperation, communication, and taking responsibility. The same teamwork skills that are applied in the foods lab at school can also be applied at home.

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