| 1 | Select, weigh and measure ingredients for morning goods | 1.1 | Select and check ingredients as required by recipes, to include - plain and fruited bun dough
- danish pastry and Croissant
- doughnuts
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| 1.2 | Select and check weighing and measuring equipment |
| 1.3 | Weigh and measure ingredients as required by recipes. |
| 2 | Prepare and mix dough for morning goods | 2.1 | Select and check mixing equipment and accessories |
| 2.2 | Load ingredients into mixer |
| 2.3 | Mix doughs as required by recipe specification, to include; - plain and fruited bun dough
- danish pastry and Croissant
- doughnuts
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| 2.4 | Unload mixer and prepare dough ready dividing and further processing. |
| 3 | Portion, shape and mould morning goods | 3.1 | Check dough is in correct condition for dividing |
| 3.2 | Select and check processing tools and equipment to include; - knives or scrapers
- scales and weights
- rolling pins and cutters
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| 3.3 | Hand portion doughs to ensure waste is minimised, to include dough intended for; - fruited bun loaves and buns
- doughnuts
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| 3.4 | Roll, shape, fill and portion doughs to include; - danish pastry and Croissant
- chelsea or Belgian buns
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| 3.5 | Hand mould and shape dough according to process requirements. |
| 4 | Tin and tray up morning goods | 4.1 | Apply releasing agent to baking tins |
| 4.2 | Apply releasing agent or siliconised paper to trays |
| 4.3 | Tin up moulded dough for fruited loaves |
| 4.4 | Tray up buns, danish pastry, croissant and doughnuts |
| 4.5 | Wash and dress surfaces of dough according to processing requirements. |
| 5 | Understand how to pre-bake process morning goods | 5.1 | Outline the importance of following work instructions, recipe and specifications to ensure successful dough processing |
| 5.2 | Describe how to keep dough within specification, to include: - minor changes in ingredient performance
- production timing
- changing environmental conditions
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| 5.3 | Describe how to avoid contamination during dough processing |
| 5.4 | Outline the specified method for loading and unloading trays in racks. |