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Print definitions of culinary terms  \n2. Obtain 5 pieces of produce for each group (the same 5 for each group) . For example, 4 potatoes, 4 onion halves, garlic cloves, 4 green pepper halves and 4 cucumbers – which can be combined to make “Potatoes O’Brien”(a pan-fried potato dish, often prepared with onions and peppers) once chopping is finished  \nPre-test of knowledge:  \n􀁸 Ask youth what they know about cutting or chopping techniques  \n􀁸 Ask youth what they know about meal timing and preparation timing  \n􀁸 Ask youth if any of them know what mise en place means  \n􀁸 Write all responses on the white board  \nPresentation Steps:  \n1. Have youth wash their hands and their knives.  \n2. Divide youth into small groups of 2-4 students.  \n3. Youth should prepare their cutting board with a damp washcloth underneath. Demonstrate proper knife skills as a review from the first class.  \n4. Explain the following terms to youth:  \na. Mise en place: A French term that roughly translates to ‘put in place’. This term describes the practice of preparing (measuring, cutting, or chopping) ingredients so that they can be used to prepare your dish; and having all cooking utensils and equipment ready for use.  \nb. Meal Timing: Preparing multiple dishes to have them ready to be served at the sametime.  \nc. Roughly Chop: To cut food into irregular pieces or chunks.  \nd. Chop: To cut food into equal sized cubes, each about ¾ -1 inch square  \ne. Dice: To cut food into equal sized cubes, each about ¼ - ½ inch square  \nf. Mince: To cut food into tiny equal sized pieces, smaller than ¼ inch square  \ng. Julienne: To cut food into thin, equal sized strips, each about ¼ inch wide  \n5. Demonstrations  \na. Ask if any youth feel comfortable demonstrating chopping a vegetable. If someone volunteers, have them come to the front and demonstrate, if not, demonstrate it yourself. 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