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Food Purchasing for Child Care Centers. Section 3: Grocery List (Step 2). Lesson Objectives. The learner will be able to. name the parts of a grocery list,

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  1. Food Purchasing for Child Care Centers Section 3: Grocery List (Step 2)

  2. Lesson Objectives The learner will be able to • name the parts of a grocery list, • distinguish among food items that should be kept in the pantry at all times, purchased yearly, or purchased only when on the menu, and

  3. Lesson Objectives The learner will be able to • develop a grocery list for a small child care center.

  4. Parts of a Grocery List • Standard Stock Items • Yearly Items • Menu Items

  5. Menu items list made by . . . • adjusting recipes to correct quantities, • writing down foods and quantities for recipes, and • writing down other foods and quantities needed for the menu.

  6. Cycle Menus Cycle menus save time!

  7. Standard Stock Items • Are kept on hand all of the time • Are also called “par stocks” and “inventory on hand” • Include food used each week • Differ from center to center • Include infant foods

  8. Infant Foods • Offer type of formula health care provider has suggested. • Maintain a list of formulas not requiring a medical statement. • Have a policy regarding infant formulas and foods.

  9. Policy • Option 1: Provide formulas and foods served at home. • Option 2: Approve specific formulas and foods and provide only those.

  10. Important! Check with the State Agency if you are not sure whether an infant formula requires a medical statement to be served in the infant meal pattern.

  11. Yearly Items • Used in small amounts • Purchased once or twice a year

  12. Menu Items • Are purchased only when on the menu • Usually do not store for a long time • Always include milk, fresh eggs, fresh fruits, fresh vegetables

  13. Save time by . . . . . . putting as many foods as possible in the standard stock list.

  14. 1 2 Standard Stock Items

  15. Oak Street Child Care Center

  16. Grocery List for Day 4 You need: • Menus for children and infants for Day 4 • Recipes for Day 4 • Grocery List

  17. Menu for Children: Day 4

  18. Milk

  19. Menu for Children: Day 4

  20. Oranges

  21. Menu for Children: Day 4

  22. Pancake RecipeYield: 25 4-Inch Pancakes

  23. All-Purpose Flour

  24. Baking Powder

  25. Salt

  26. Instant Nonfat Dry Milk

  27. Sugar

  28. Eggs

  29. Pancake RecipeYield: 25 4-Inch Pancakes

  30. Vegetable Oil

  31. Menu for Children: Day 4

  32. Maple Applesauce Topping RecipeYield: 50 ¼-Cup Servings

  33. Canned Applesauce

  34. Maple Syrup

  35. Menu for Children: Day 4

  36. Animal Crackers

  37. Menu for Children: Day 4

  38. Peanut Butter

  39. White Sandwich Bread

  40. Menu for Children: Day 4

  41. Broccoli Cheese Soup RecipeYield: 50 ½-Cup Servings

  42. Chicken Stock

  43. Carrots

  44. Onions

  45. All-Purpose Flour

  46. Margarine

  47. Lowfat Milk

  48. Salt

  49. White Pepper

  50. Hot Pepper Sauce