Food Production Theory
This course unit is intended to impact in trainees in cooking skills and attitudes required for professional
cookery
-it gives the trainee abroad knowledge of raw food materials and the application in food and beverage
application.
3. Hygiene
3.2. Dressing manner in the kitchen
Aprons
Chefs jacket /coat
Chefs hat
Scarfs
People working in the kitchen should wear suitable clothing and footwear
Suitable clothing must be
1. Protective
2. Washable
3. light in weight and comfortable
4. Strong
5. absorbent
PROTECTIVE
Cloth worn in the kitchen must protect the body from excessive heat
Chef‟s jackets are a double breast that protects the chest &arms from the heat of the store &prevent
hot tools or liquids burning &scalding the body e.g. chefs, jackets, aprons.
APRONS
Are designed to protect the body from being burned &particularly to protect the legs from any liquid
which may be spilled there4 aprons should be of sufficient length to protect the legs.
CHEFS HUT
Should be designed to enable air to circulate on top of the head &that‟s keeps the head cooler.
The main purpose of the hut is to protect loose hair dropping into the food & also to absorb aspiration
on the forehead.
FOOTWARE
Should be low and in good repair so as to protect &support the feet.
They should be closed and comfortable coz the kitchen staffs are mainly on their feet for many hours.
WASHABLE
The clothing should be of an easily washable material as many change of clothing is required
SUITABLE COLOUR