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Paypay (Chuck)
Nilagang Baka.
Kadera (Chuck Rib)
Kaldereta.
Pecho (Brisket)
Beef Pares, Corned Beef.
Bulalo (Shank)
Bulalo.
Kalitiran (Blade Clod)
Beef Mechado.
Kenchi (Fore/Hind Shank)
Sizzling Bulalo, Kare-Kare.
Tagiliran (Short Ribs)
Crispy Tadyang, Sinigang.
Tapadera (Sirloin)
Tapa, Bistek.
Solomillo (Tenderloin)
Tenderloin Steak.
Camto (Flank)
Beef Mami.
Kabilugan (Round)
Morcon.
Little or No Bone
3–4 servings/lb: ground beef (4), flank steak (4), round steak (3–4), stew meat (3–4), boneless roast (3–4), liver (4).
Medium Bone Content
2.5–3 servings/lb: rib roast (2.5), brisket (2.5–3), porterhouse steak (2.5–3).
High Bone/Fat Content
1.5–2 servings/lb: spareribs (1.5–2), shank (1.5–2), T-bone steak (2).
Poussin
Either sex, <4 weeks old.
Cornish Game Hen
Either sex, 5 weeks old.
Broiler / Fryer
Either sex, <10 weeks old.
Roaster
Either sex, <4 months old.
Capon
Castrated male, 8–12 weeks old.
Hen / Fowl / Stewing Chicken
Mature female, >10 months old.
Cock / Rooster
Mature male, >10 months old.
Turkey: Fryer-roaster
Turkey: Young Hen/Tom
Turkey: Yearling Hen/Tom
Turkey: Mature/Old
15 months.
Duckling
Duck: Roaster
Duck: Mature/Old
6 months.
Goose: Young
Goose: Mature
6 months.
Squab
Pigeon
4 weeks.
Low-Temperature Long-Time (LTLT)
145°F (63°C) for 30 minutes; refrigeration required.
High-Temperature Short-Time (HTST)
161°F (72°C) for 15 seconds; refrigeration required.
Higher-Heat Shorter-Time (HHST)
212°F (100°C) for 0.01 second; refrigeration required.
Ultrapasteurization (UP)
280°F (138°C) for 2 seconds; refrigerated, extended shelf-life.
Ultra-High Temperature (UHT) Sterilization
280°F–302°F (138°C–150°C) for 2 seconds; shelf-stable at room temperature until opened.
Whole Milk
≥3.25% milk fat; ≥8.25% milk solids-not-fat (MSNF).
Reduced-Fat Milk
0.5%–2.0% fat; ≥8.25% MSNF.
Fat-Free / Skim Milk
Evaporated Milk
6.5% fat; 25.0% MSNF; 60% water removed.
Condensed Milk
7.5% fat; 25.5% MSNF.
Sweetened Condensed Milk
8.0% fat; 28.0% MSNF; 15% added sugar.
Filled Milk
Dairy fat is replaced with vegetable oil.
Sour Cream
18% milk fat.
Light / Coffee Cream
18%–30% milk fat.
Light Whipping Cream
30%–36% milk fat.
Heavy Whipping Cream
≥36% milk fat.
Standard Commercial Ice Cream
Must contain ≥10% milk fat, ≥20% total milk solids, weigh ≥4.5 lbs/gallon, and contain ≥1.6 lbs total solids/gallon.
Mellorine
Lower-cost ice cream substitute formulated with vegetable fats instead of butterfat.
Parevine
Kosher frozen dessert formulated completely free of milk fat and milk solids.
Unripened / Fresh Cheese
Cottage, Cream, Ricotta, Primost, Queso Blanco.
Soft / Surface Ripened Cheese
Brie, Camembert, Bel Paese, Limburger.
Semisoft Cheese
Blue/Bleu, Brick, Colby, Edam, Feta, Gouda, Monterey Jack, Mozzarella, Muenster, Roquefort.
Hard Cheese
Cheddar, Caciocavallo, Gruyère, Provolone, Swiss/Emmentaler.
Very Hard / Grating Cheese
Aged Asiago, Parmesan (Reggiano), Romano, Sap Sago.
Dry Storage
50°F to 70°F (10°C to 21°C); relative humidity 50% to 70%; group items logically and alphabetize; label containers with receiving dates; enforce FIFO.
Dry Storage Shelving
Metal construction; minimum 6 inches off the floor; placed away from walls for air circulation; stack heavy bags/cases on slatted pallets or wheeled dollies.
Refrigerator Storage
0°C to 4°C (32°F to 40°F); store cooked/ready-to-eat foods above raw meats to eliminate cross-contamination risks; rapidly cool hot foods in shallow pans before cold storage.
Freezer Storage
Below 0°F (-18°C); use moisture- and vapor-proof overwraps to prevent freezer burn.
Fine Dining Plating Ware
Porcelain/china.
Casual Dining Plating Ware
Ceramic/stoneware.
Quick-Service Plating Ware
Melamine.
Catering Plating Ware
Disposables.
White Plates
Universal canvas; makes food colors pop, especially red items.
Black Plates
Provides high contrast for brightly colored foods.
Yellow Plates
Ideal contrast frame for green vegetables.
Blue Plates
Pairs well with yellow and orange foods.
Brown/Black Plates
Accentuate beige or light-toned items.