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PSO 5000 Page 353.8 A balanced approach to diet should be considered over a period of time (a day or week forexample) and should include plenty of meals and not be restricted to a single dish.Recommended nutritional based guidance should be considered by Catering Managers aspart of menu planning (Annex 25). Dietary guidelines for adults in the United Kingdominclude the following recommendations:Five Portions per DayNo more than 35% of energy provided by total fat;No more than 11% of our food energy by saturated fat;50% of energy provided by carbohydrates;UK adults should consume 18g fibre per day;Non-milk extrinsic sugars or added sugars should provide no more than 11% of foodenergy intake;15% of energy provided by protein;Adults should consume no more than 6g of salt per day.3.9 Fruit and vegetables are fundamental to a balanced diet. They are generally low fat, lowcalorie foods high in vitamins, minerals and a good source of fibre. Consumption of morefruit and vegetables may help reduce the risk of heart disease and some cancers. The „5 aday‟ programme is a Government initiative aimed at improving the nation‟s health. The aimis for individuals to eat at least 5 portions of a variety of fruit and vegetables per day.Variety is the key – 5 glasses of fruit juice would only count as one portion. Fresh, frozen,chilled, canned, 100% juice, dried fruit and vegetables all count. Fruit and vegetablescontained in convenience foods can contribute. It is worth noting that potatoes do notcount, neither do vitamin pills nor dietary supplements.3.10 Per adult, a portion can be identified as follows: see www.5aday.nhs.uk for moreinformation.Food typeFruit (80gms or 3oz) per portionFruit JuiceVegetables (80gms or 3oz) per portionExample1 medium apple/orange/bananaFruit salad – fresh or canned (in juice) –3 heaped tablespoons1 tablespoon of raisins, 3 whole driedapricotsOne 5fl oz/150ml glass of 100% juice,(not to be confused with „juice„ drinks)3 heaped tablespoons of carrots, peas,sweetcorn, beans and other pulses (cancount if not being used as the proteinsource in a meal – so for vegetariansbeans and pulses can‟t count towardsprotein foods and the fruit and vegetablecount at the same time), broccoli, okra,courgettes, cereal bowl of salad.Issue No. 294 issue date 09/04/08
PSO 5000 Page 36Portion Specifications3.11 Portion control is necessary to maintain consistency in quantity without prejudice to anyindividual, to maintain budgetary control and to provide the minimum provision. As such,Catering Managers should implement a portion control system which should be decidedlocally based on the following guidelines:Milk ......................... Semi skimmed ...................................... 200mlCheese ................... Cheddar ............................................... 60gChicken .................. Medium portion ..................................... 250gPork Chop .............. Medium with bone ................................ 150gMinced Beef ........... Medium portion cooked ........................ 140gBacon ..................... Rasher grilled ....................................... 50gSausage ................. Grilled ................................................... 60gMeat Pie ................. Individual .............................................. 175gBeefburger .............. Grilled ................................................... 50gFish Finger ............. 3 Fish fingers, grilled ............................ 75gEgg ......................... Size 3 ................................................... 57gMargarine ............... Portion .................................................. 7-10gJam or Marmalade .. Average on one slice ............................ 15gLettuce ................... Average serving .................................... 30gTomato ................... Tinned .................................................... 17gFresh………………………………………. 50gPotatoes ................. Boiled ................................................... 175gMashed 1 scoop .................................... 60gChips ...................... Medium portion ..................................... 165gPeas ....................... Medium portion ..................................... 70gOrange ................... Medium sized ....................................... 160gApple ...................... Medium sized ....................................... 112gBanana ................... Medium ................................................ 100gPorridge .................. Medium portion ..................................... 160gBreakfast Cereal ..... Flake type (medium serving) ................ 35g approxRice ........................ Medium portion, boiled ......................... 180gPasta ...................... Medium portion, boiled ......................... 180gCoffee ..................... Instant .................................................. 2gSugar ...................... Per serving ........................................... 4gHealthy Recipes3.12 Catering Managers should develop and implement standard recipes as a means ofmaintaining a quality provision. They should constantly review their practices in order toprovide increasingly healthy meals. Ways of doing this include:Checking recipes and, wherever possible, reduce fat, sugar and salt levels. Sugarsubstitutes or salt alternatives should not be used in food preparation. A minimaluse of salt in cooking is acceptable;Replacing more saturated fats (lard, suet, butter and pastry margarines) withunsaturated fats such as unsaturated block or soft margarines and white fats; oilssuch as rape seed, sunflower, safflower, olive or nut oils;Using a variety of fish, white or oily. The latter is thought to provide some protectionagainst heart disease;Using the leanest possible cuts of meat - remove skin from poultry before cooking ifit is to be casseroled because this is where poultry fat occurs;Issue No. 294 issue date 09/04/08
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