Outcomes
In order to successfully complete this course, the student will:
1. Describe the primary responsibilities and skills needed in handling seafood and managing the fish station in a kitchen.
2. Identify examples and characteristics of flat fish, round fish, and non-bony fish.
3. Identify examples and characteristics of univalves, bivalves, crustaceans, and cephalopods.
4. Examine the composition and structure of fish and shellfish and how they impact cooking techniques.
5. Demonstrate appropriate cooking methods for each type of fish and shellfish.
6. Prepare examples of raw and cured seafood including sushi, poke, ceviche, crudo, gravlax, and smoked.
7. Research the standard market forms and freshness indicators associated with each category of fish and shellfish.
8. Outline the proper handling and storage methods for each category of seafood.
9. Compose an array of complete dishes featuring each seafood with complimentary sides and garnishes.
10. Evaluate selections of finished dishes for taste, texture, presentation, and quality.