Part II
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art II sends you on a journey through cuisines of the world to discover classics dishes and healthier variations of the classics. Using the guidelines developed in Part I you will develop healthy versions to compile into a cookbook. 

world of choices awaits you.  The problem is to decide which choices you will pursue.  Each group or lab team is to select a different country or ethnic group to explore. 

our chapter of the cookbook is to include the following:

bulletAt least one introductory paragraph describing the historical influences on the food and culture.
bulletAt least one paragraph describing eating styles, daily eating patterns, and eating etiquette.
bulletAt least one main dish, side dish, bread, soup, salad, sauce, cooked dessert, and uncooked dessert tested, tasted and approved by the entire group.
bulletA nutritional analysis of each recipe that gives calories, sugar, protein, fat, saturated fat, and fiber for each recipe.  You may opt to add nutritional analysis of vitamins and minerals.

nce you have selected the region of the globe to investigate, it is time to once again assign tasks.  Read the list below and make your selections.

 he Executive Chef is responsible for selecting up to half of the classic recipes to be tested.  The chef develops the grocery lists and work plans for the food labs.  They are responsible for typing all recipes using the template format.  To go to forms click on the links below.

Grocery list    Lab Form    Recipe Form  Cookbooks

he Food Scientist selects up to half of the classic recipes to be tested.  They analyze selected recipes and make final decisions on alterations and substitutions after consultation with other experts from part I.  The food scientist then types the nutrition analysis information and serving size for each recipe.

he Historian researches the history, culture, religion, and geography of the country or ethnic group selected.  The historian writes the introductory material on historical influences. 

he Society Editor researches the eating patterns, styles, and etiquette of the country or ethnic group.  They write the paragraph on eating customs.  The society editor and historian work together to develop graphic and style formats to create an artistic interpretation of the people studied.

o find information on cuisines and recipes search Internet Cookbook sites.

once you have decided on a recipe or recipe format to prepare, the executive chef should click on lab plan form to submit the lab plan and grocery list. 

o see how you will be evaluated click on the link below.

Grading Rubrics