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Country Ham Dinner
UpdatedJuly 8, 2025
Quick Reference
| Country Ham Dinner | 2 slices of Ham |
|---|---|
| Choice of 2 side items | |
| 1 Biscuit |
Q A Standard: All food items should have a fresh appearance and be neatly placed in the appropriate compartment No drippings should be around the edge of the plate
Tools Needed
- Red tongs
- Yellow tongs
- 4 ounce perforated spoodle
- 2 #8 dishers
- 1 ounce ladle
Work Safe
- Wash your hands before starting to work and after handling anything that is not food related to prevent contamination and health hazards
- Always wear single use gloves when preparing or handling ready to eat food There should be no bare hand contact with ready to eat food
- Ham must be time/temperature controlled for safety Once cooked, it must maintain a minimum internal temperature of 135°F
- Wash, rinse, sanitize and air dry all utensils and surfaces that touch food every four hours or anytime they become contaminated
Serving
- Using red tongs, place two slices of ham in the large section of a 3-compartment plate or clamshell container
- Portion the customer’s choices of side items in the two smaller compartments
- Using yellow tongs, place 1 biscuit on the 3-compartment plate beside the ham for dine-in orders or on top of the deli liner in the clamshell container for dine-out orders
- Dine-in – Serve on a 3-compartment plate Place on service tray with a fork and knife
- Dine-out – Serve in a 3-compartment clamshell container Place deli liner over food Place fork, knife, and napkins on top of deli liner Close the lid and place in a plastic carry out bag
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