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And we’re talking about good edible food, not just piles of food scraps.  \nOzHarvest cares about the huge volume of good food going to waste in Australia and is searching for future thinkers to help us be the change, which our food system needs!  \nWYORNEDELP!  \nDesign brief  \n As a member of the OzHarvest Food Fighter Team you have been given  \nthe task to design and produce a 'Use It Up'Recipe Card, Information Sheet and 'Fight Food Waste' Promo.  \n1. Form a team and select a team name.  \n2. Design a 'Use It Up' Recipe Card that incorporates commonly wasted foods to create a delicious meal.  \n3. Design an Information Sheet with the following tips to promote your selected commonly wasted food:  \na) Explain how the recipe tackles food waste.  \nb) Identify one storage tip to make your recipe last longer.  \nc) Explain how the recipe encourages healthy eating.  \nd) Explain one way you would cook or prepare your recipe to maintain or improve the nutritional value – e.g. steaming vegetables maintains vitamin content compared to boiling them.  \ne) Identify one food safety tip to consider when creating your recipe.  \nF) Discuss the characteristics and properties of the ingredients used in the recipe (e.g. flavour, appearance, texture, and aroma) .  \n4. Design a creative 'Fight Food Waste'promo to advertise your 'Use It Up' recipe idea, and how it reduces food waste.  \n5. Your Design Folio needs to include the'Use It Up' Recipe Card, Information Sheet and the plan for your 'Fight Food Waste'promo.  \nDesign Folio / Food 2  \nResource Analysis of the design brief  \n Look carefully at the design brief and in the table provided list 6-8 considerations and constraints that may affect your project.  \nConsiderations are flexible factors that allow the product to be modified.  \nConstraints are inflexible factors that must be included in the design brief.  \n| Considerations | Constraints\u003Cbr>􀀞 |\n| --- | --- |\n| Example: choice of ingredients, allergies, less than 30 minutes. | Example: must be completed within the practical lesson time frame, must include a top wasted food and must target adolescents (your classmates) . |\n|  |  |\n\n*  \nDesign Folio / Food 3  \nResource Analysis of the design brief  \nCriteria for success  \n Refer to the design brief and your list of considerations and constraints to develop 6-8 criteria for success. 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