FBPCHE4001Prepare and present cheese

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What an assessment for FBPCHE4001 must cover

46 assessable components: 5 elements (17 performance criteria), 4 performance evidence and 23 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 2 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Recognise and identify cheese types

  • 1.1Identify different cheese types and characteristics
  • 1.2Identify cheeses made from different processes
  • 1.3Identify cheeses made from different milk types
  • 1.4Identify factors affecting cheese affinage

2 Cut different cheeses

  • 2.1Sanitise hands, equipment and workspace, ready to handle cheese
  • 2.2Cut small and large cheeses to specified weight using correct utensils
  • 2.3Cut soft and hard cheeses to specified weight using correct utensils

3 Present cheese

  • 3.1Design a display of a selection of cheeses for a display cabinet
  • 3.2Design a cheese tasting with an identified theme
  • 3.3Cut cheese for customer tasting
  • 3.4Present cheese for customer tasting with specified theme, identifying the characteristics, provenance and processing techniques of each
  • 3.5Make recommendations for post-purchase storage

4 Wrap cheese

  • 4.1Identify appropriate wrap material for different cheeses
  • 4.2Wrap different shaped cheeses and cut pieces neatly, with appropriate folding

5 Store cheese

  • 5.1Store different cheeses to maintain quality and flavour
  • 5.2Complete records to meet regulatory and sales requirements
  • 5.3Clean workspace to meet regulatory requirements

Performance evidence

  • identifying and describing the main characteristics of the following cheeses, including a summary of the processing and ripening conditions for each: - fresh cheese - soft ripened - surface mould ripened - semi-soft - semi-hard - hard - eye cheese - blue cheese - pasta filata
  • cutting cheese for retail sale, to specified weights
  • wrapping at least three different cheeses appropriately
  • preparing and presenting a cheese tasting to a customer, based on an identified theme

Knowledge evidence

  • different cheese types and varieties, including: fresh cheese, soft ripened, surface mould ripened, semi-soft, semi-hard, hard, cheese with and without eyes, blue cheese and pasta filata
  • cheese ripened principally with bacteria, with bacteria and surface microorganisms, and blue mould
  • main processing steps in making cheese, including setting the milk, cutting or breaking curd, cooking curd, draining or dipping, knitting curd, salting, pressing, applications and treatments
  • different milks used to make cheese and their properties and characteristics, including cow, sheep, and goat
  • the effects that animal breed, diet and seasonality can have on cheese
  • the effect of pH on the cheese making process
  • various coagulants used in cheese making
  • factors that affect affinage of cheese
  • packaging and wrapping for different cheese types
  • language to describe the characteristics of cheese
  • use of the five senses for describing cheese
  • origin of cheese defects
  • temperature for storing cheese
  • methods for maintaining cheese quality from packaging through to retail sale
  • general nutritional properties of cheese
  • ways to organise cheese for display
  • ways to select cheese for tastings and appropriate accompaniments
  • cutting methods and equipment for different styles of cheese
  • differences between pre-cut versus cut to order, and the requirements of business for each
  • Food Standards Code in relation to dairy processing
  • pathogens that can exist in cheese
  • raw milk cheeses and regulations in Australia
  • general requirements for importing cheese

Foundation skills

  • Oral communication: Interact effectively with customers in a retail environment Describe cheese characteristics using industry-specific language
  • Numeracy: Estimate weights of cheese with reasonable accuracy

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Questions about assessing FBPCHE4001

What does an assessment tool for FBPCHE4001 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for FBPCHE4001 needs to address all 46 unit components: 5 elements with 17 performance criteria, 4 performance evidence requirements, 23 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.

How does Auditori generate an assessment tool for FBPCHE4001?

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