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for School Food Service Personnel
Revised: (3/2014)
Meal Pattern and Cafeteria Quick Tips
Fruits• Fruitscanbefresh,frozenorcannedandpackedinwater,juiceorlightsyrup• Driedfruits:1/4cupcountsas1/2cupoffruit• Nomorethanhalfofthefruitchoicesofferedovertheweekmaybeintheformofjuice• Alljuicemustbe100%full-strength• Forbreakfast,vegetablesmaybesubstitutedforfruits,butthefirsttwocupsperweekmustbefromtheDarkGreen,Red/Orange,Beans/PeasorOtherVegetablesubgroups
*(Students must select a minimum of 1/2 cup of fruit or vegetable for all reimbursable school meals under Offer versus Serve.)
Grade Group Daily Minimum Weekly Minimum
K-5 Breakfast:1cupLunch:1/2cup
Breakfast:5cupsLunch:21/2cups
6-8 Breakfast:1cupLunch:1/2cup
Breakfast:5cupsLunch:21/2cups
9-12 Breakfast:1cupLunch:1cup
Breakfast:5cupsLunch:5cups
Vegetables
• Vegetablescanbefresh,frozen,orcanned.• Forleafygreens,1cupcountsas1/2cupofvegetables.• Nomorethanhalfofthevegetableofferingsovertheweekmaybeintheformofjuice.• Alljuicemustbe100%full-strength.
Must meet weekly Vegetable Sub-Groups:DarkGreen(DG)Red/Orange(R/O)Beans/Peas(B/P)Starchy(S)Other(O)
Additional(A)vegetableportionsfromanyvegetablesubgroupofferedtomeetthetotalweeklyvegetablerequirement.
Vegetables
*(Students must select a minimum of 1/2 cup of fruit or vegetable for all reimbursable school meals under Offer versus Serve.)
Weekly Sub-Group Portions:GradesK-5&6-8 Grades9-12:
DG–1/2cup DG–1/2cupR/O–3/4cup R/O–1-1/4cupsB/P–1/2cup B/P–1/2cupS–1/2cup S–1/2cupO–1/2cup O–3/4cup
A–1cup A–1-1/2cups
Grade Group Daily Minimum Weekly Minimum
K-5: 3/4cup 3-3/4cups
6-8: 3/4cup 3-3/4cups
9-12: 1cup 5cups
Dark GreenVEGETABLESUBGROUP
BokChoy
Broccoli
CollardGreens
DarkGreenLeafyLettuce
EscaroleLettuce
Kale
Mesclun
MustardGreens
RomaineLettuce
Spinach
TurnipGreens
Watercress
Red & OrangeVEGETABLESUBGROUP
AcornSquash
ButternutSquash
Carrots
HubbardSquash
Pumpkin
RedPeppers
SweetPotatoes
Tomatoes
TomatoJuice
Beans & PeasVEGETABLESUBGROUP
BlackBeans
Black-EyedPeas(Mature,Dry)
GarbanzoBeans(Chickpeas)
KidneyBeans
Lentils
NavyBeans
PintoBeans
SoyBeans
SplitPeas
WhiteBeans
StarchyVEGETABLESUBGROUP
Cassava
Corn
GreenBananas
GreenPeas
GreenLimaBeans
Plantains
Potatoes
Taro
WaterChestnuts
FreshCowpeas,FieldPeas,or
Black-EyedPeas(NotDry)
OtherVEGETABLESUBGROUP
Artichokes
Asparagus
Avocado
BeanSprouts
Beets
BrusselsSprouts
Cabbage
Cauliflower
Celery
Cucumbers
Eggplant
GreenBeans
GreenPeppers
Iceberg(Head)Lettuce
Mushrooms
Okra
Onions
Parsnips
Radish
SnapBeans
Turnips
WaxBeans
Zucchini
Grains/Whole Grains
• Checkproductlabelsforthewordwholelistedbeforeagrain,forexample,wholecornorwholewheat;rolledoatsandoatmeal;andforbrownrice,brownriceflour,orwildrice.• Allgrainsservedatbreakfastandlunchmustbewhole-grainrich.
Grade Group Daily Minimum Weekly Minimum
K-5 Breakfast:1ozeqLunch:1ozeq
Breakfast:7ozeqLunch:8ozeq
6-8 Breakfast:1ozeqLunch:1ozeq
Breakfast:8ozeqLunch:8ozeq
9-12 Breakfast:1ozeqLunch:2ozeq
Breakfast:9ozeqLunch:10ozeq
Meat/Meat Alternates
• Includesmeats,fish,poultry,cheese,eggs,seeds/nutsandseed/nutbutters,regularandsoyyogurts,andmature/driedbeansservedasmeatalternate.
Refer to the Food Buying Guide for additional crediting information of meat/meat alternates. There is no separate meat/meat alternate component in the SBP. However, schools may substitute 1 oz. eq. of meat/meat alternate for 1 oz. eq. of grains after the minimum daily grains requirement is met.
Grade Group Daily Minimum Weekly Minimum
K-5: Lunch:1ozeq Lunch:8ozeq
6-8: Lunch:1ozeq Lunch:9ozeq
9-12: Lunch:2ozeq Lunch:10ozeq
LOW FAT MILKVITAMIN A & D
HALF PINT(236 mL)
Milk
• Fluidmilkmustbelow-fat(unflavored)orfatfree(flavoredorunflavored).• Aminimumoftwochoicesmustbeofferedatbreakfastandlunch
Allgrades:1cupperday/5cupsperweekatbreakfastandlunch.
Scoops (Dishers)
Cooking SpoonsTheuseofcookingspoonsshouldbelimitedtotheprepa-rationofmeals.Levelscoops,ladles,andportionserversprovidemoreaccurateportioncontrolthancookingspoonsthatarenotavolume-standardizedmeasure.
Ladles/Portion Servers
Steamtable Pans
Food Safety Reminders1. Keephotfoodshot(above140°F)andcoldfoodscold(below41°F).
2. Prohibitbarehandcontactwithready-to-eat(RTE)foods.
3. Storechemicalsawayfromfoodandfood-relatedsupplies.
4. Requirehandwashingafterrestroomuse,sneezing,coughing,orafterperforminganycleaningactivity.
5. Donotkeepfoodinthe“dangerzone”(between41°Fand140°F)formorethan4hours.
6. Handlefoodwithutensils;clean,glovedhands;orcleanhands.(Barehandcontactwithfoodduringpreparationshouldbelimited.BarehandcontactwithRTEfoodsshouldbeprohibited.)
7. Keepwipingclothsinsanitizingsolutionwhilecleaning.Usecleanwater,freeofgreaseandfoodparticlesforwarewashing.
8. Useonlyacleanandsanitizedthermometerwhentakinginternaltemperaturesoffoods.
9. Coolrapidlybystoringfoodinsmallbatches.
10.Keepcoldfoodscoldbypre-chillingingredientsforsaladscontainingmeat/meatalternatives.
11.Transferreheatedfoodtohot-holdingequipmentonlywhenthefoodreachesthepropertemperature(165°F).
Cooking Temps
165 °F 15 seconds•Poultry—chicken,turkey,duck,goose—whole,partsorground.•Soups,stews,stuffings,casseroles,mixeddishes.•Stuffedmeat,poultry,fishandpasta.•Food,covered,coveredinmicrowaveoven(holdcovered2minutesafterremoval)•Leftovers(toreheat)
155 °F 15 seconds•Hamburger,meatloafandothergroundmeats,injectedmeats,groundfish*•Freshshelleggs—cookedandheldforservice(suchasscrambled)*
145 °F 15 seconds•Beef,cornedbeef,pork,ham—roasts(hold4minutes)*•Beef—intactsteaks(surfaces)•Lamb,veal,pork—steaksorchops•Fish,shellfish•Freshshelleggs—broken,cookedandservedimmediately
140 °F 15 seconds•Readytoeat,commerciallyprocessed—ham,otherroasts.
HOLDALLHOTFOODAT140°FORABOVE
Hold at specified temperature or above for 15 seconds.
Storage TempsCHECK TEMPERATURES IN ALL STORAGE AREAS DAILY.
Dry Recommendedambienttemperatureof80°Forless(cannedfruits,vegetables,juicesandmeats)
Special Dry 50°to70°F(pasta,rice,beans,nuts,oilandpowderedmilk/eggs)
Refrigerator/Cooler35°Fto41°F(chilleddairy/cheese,freshfruitsandvegetables)
Freezer-10°Fto0°F(frozenmeats,fruits,vegetables,andeggproducts)
FloridaDepartmentofAgricultureandConsumerServicesDivisionofFood,Nutrition,andWellness
600S.CalhounSt.Tallahassee,FLwww.freshforfloridakids.com