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Culinary Arts Kitchen Lab Rubric 
HHS Kitchen Lab Rubric utilized for weekly culinary arts cooking labs.
Rubric Code: DX8WXAC
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Subject: Vocational  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 9-12

Powered by iRubric Kitchen Lab/Service
  Poor

10 pts

Fair

15 pts

Good

20 pts

Efficent

25 pts

Safe Food Handling Environment

Poor

Students in Group did not wash hands, was not in complete uniform (hair up, apron, closed toe shoes)
Phone distraction & contamination in lab.
Fair

Students washed hands minimally and are wearing part of their lab uniform.
Phone distraction & contamination.
Good

Students did wash hands properly at the beginning and throughout the lab. The students had hair tied back,with apron and closed toe shoes. No phone distraction or contamination.
Efficent

Students demonstrated mastery of food-handling.
There was no cross-contamination with food and food was stored properly. No phone distraction or contamination.
Preparation/Techniques

Poor

Students did not review recipe and have each group members jobs assigned. Food did not get prepared. Proper techniques were not demonstrated. Incomplete lab plans.
Fair

Students only completed either the recipe review or the creation of member jobs. Students used some of the demonstrated techniques. Students did not pay attention to recipe details. Incomplete lab plans.
Good

Students were prepared for their job with complete lab plans.Students used the correct techniques for food preparation during lab.
Students paid attention to details to recipes and demonstrations.
Efficent

Students had great preparation with complete lab plans, and knew where materials would be located.
Student demonstrated finished food product.
Food tasted excellent.
Professionalism/Teamwork

Poor

Students only worked with prodding. Did not participate in all tasks, and did not demonstrate a willingness to work. Late to class.
Fair

Students worked but complained, refused non-essential tasks, or quit before all tasks were complete. Late to class.
Good

Students demonstrated a willingness to complete all tasks including clean up tasks. Students worked steadily through the lab and participated in all kitchen tasks. On time to class.
Efficent

Students mastered the use of customer service and professional attitude.
Students demonstrated leadership by effectively delegating tasks to others. On Time to class.
Safety/Sanitation/Clean-Up

Poor

Did not follow safety rules, use safe food handling techniques, use kitchen equipment in a safe manner. Did not clean up during preparation to prevent accidents. Left lab un-sanitized and dirty equipment. Dirty towels left in lab
Fair

Students tried to use equipment safely and correctly. Careless at times and did not always follow the rules. Left kitchen un-sanitized, dirty equipment, or clean equipment out & not put away.Dirty towels left in lab.
Good

Students demonstrated safe and correct use of all kitchen equipment used for the lab. Student followed safe food handling procedures. All equipment clean & put away.Lab counters sanitized. No dirty towels left in lab.
Efficent

Students mastered all aspects of sanitation before, during, and after service lab. All equipment clean & put away.Lab counters sanitized, Kitchen is spotless. No dirty towels left in lab.
Grading Scale
90-100 pts.=A
80-89 pts.=B
70-79 pts.=C
60-69 pts.=D
0-59 pts.=F










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