LESSON PLAN For Cookery
LESSON PLAN For Cookery
LESSON PLAN For Cookery
TLE COOKERY
I. OBJECTIVE
III. PROCEDURE
• Preliminary Activities
• Opening Prayer
Let us all stand for the prayer (The students will stand)
(Call Student)
David can you lead the prayer? “Yes, Ma’am”
“Lord we are here standing in front of you
praying and glorifying you, thank you for
giving us life and for this wonderful day and
give us wisdom to understand our lessons.
Furthermore, bless our parents who sustain
our daily needs, bless or teacher who impart
knowledge to us and also Lord, give us more
strength to learn and give us knowledge in
order to cope up with the lesson we will be
having for today. These all we pray in Jesus
name. Amen. “
• Greetings
Good morning Class! “Good morning ma’am!”
How are you today? “We are good.
Have you all eat your breakfast? “Yes ma’am!”
Very good!
Let us always remember the breakfast
is the most important meal the we
should eat everyday, skipping your
breakfast is not good for you. So, in
order for us to be healthy and always
have the energy to participate in our
class everyday we should eat our
breakfast.
• Energizer
For us to know if you really eat your
breakfast, let us have an energizer
first.
(Call Student)
“Yes, ma’am!”
Elijah can you lead the energizer?
• Checking of Attendance
Okay everybody you may now take
you sits. “Okay ma’am”
Let me check your attendance.
Please say “present” if your name will
e called.
B. Presentation
1. Motivation
•
Measuring cups
•
Grater
•
Chopping Board
•
Whisk
2. Activity
In manila paper paste the picture of
your completed puzzle and write the
uses of the object.
3. Discussion
Very good!
We can used these in cooking
Learning Objectives
Different Categories
1) Knife Sets
2) Measuring Tools
3) Strainers
4) Cookware
5) Other Kitchen Tools
6) Kitchen Equipment
Knife Sets
MEASURING TOOLS
Mass Scale
• Used to measure the mass of an
ingredient; can be operated manually
of digitally
Measuring Cups
• Used to measure wet and dry
ingredients
Measuring Spoons
• Used to hold specific amounts of dry
and wet ingredients; vary in sizes from
dash to 1 tablespoon
Strainer
• Used to separate liquid from solid
ingredients, sift fine grains, remove
lumps, and rinse food.
Colanders
• A bowl-shaped strainer with holes. It
used to drain food such as pasta
Cookware
• Stockpot- is a cylindrical, deep, heavy-
bottomed, straight-sided pot for
preparing, cooking, and storing stocks,
soups and stews
Saucepan
• It is medium-deep pot with a flat
bottom, commonly used to make
sauces and gravies
Casserole
• It’s an oval, four-sided or round dish or
pan made of stainless steel, ceramic,
or glass where food may be cooked
and served
Nonstick Pan
• Is coated with materials that prevent
food from sticking to the surface while
cooking or frying.
Baking Sheet
• Is a rectangular shape shallow metal
pan used to bake bread and pastries.
Wok or Carajay
• Is often for stir-frying, steaming, deep
frying etc.
Baster
• Is used to moisten the surface of the
food with pan drippings, sauces, or
butter
Can Opener
• Used to open a food tin
Chopping Board
• Is a durable board on which food may
be cut and chopped
Dredger/Shaker
• Is a container with holes that is used
to hold salt, pepper etc.
Flipper
• Used to flip or turn and lift pancakes,
fillets and patties while frying
Funnel
• Used to pour without spillage liquid or
small-grained ingredients in to
containers with small openings
Grater
• Used to grate, shred, and slice food
such as carrots, cabbage, and cheese
Potato Masher
• Used for mashing cooked potatoes,
turnips, carrots or other soft cooked
vegetables
Peeler
• Used to peel off or remove skin of
fruits and vegetables
Whisk
• Used to beat, fold, blend, and whip
ingredients
KITCHEN EQUIPMENT
Refrigerator
• Used to keep food fresh and prevent
spoilage.
Oven
• Used for baking and cooking
Blender
• Used to grate, grind, stir, blend, mix
and liquefy different kinds of food
Mixer
• Used for beating , folding, and
whipping ingredients
Stove
• It rely on the application of direct heat
for the cooking process
4) Generalization
Okay do you have questions regarding
our discussion?
(Call a student)
Very good!
(Call a student)
Very good. So, today, you have learn a
lot of kitchen utensils we used in
cooking to make our work faster and
easier.
C. Abstraction
(Call a student)
(Call a student)
If you were given a chance to create a
new tools and equipment what would
it be? How will people use it?
D. Application
4) Evaluation
In one-half sheet of of paper answer the following:
Identify the following questions. Just write on your paper the correct answer.
______6. Is a durable board on which food may be cut and chopped.
______7. Used to measure wet and dry ingredients
______8. Used for mashing cooked potatoes, turnips, carrots or other soft cooked
vegetables.
______9. Used to peel off or remove skin of fruits and vegetables.
______10. Used for beating , folding, and whipping ingredients.
5) Assignment
Study in advance and research on how do you properly maintain the kitchen tools and
equipment.
Prepared by:
Ms. Rea G. Sayson, LPT