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Production Records Michigan Department of Education School Nutrition Programs Howard Leikert, MBA, SNS Purpose of Production Records Production records provide documentation that meals were served according to the meal pattern requirements 2 Production Record Format Can vary in format Need to provide the following: foods and recipes to use portion sizes to serve allows staff to record actual quantities prepared and numbers served 3

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Production Records

Michigan Department of EducationSchool Nutrition Programs

Howard Leikert, MBA, SNS

Purpose of Production Records

Production records provide documentation that meals were served according to the meal 

pattern requirements

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Production Record Format

• Can vary in format

• Need to provide the following:– foods and recipes to use

– portion sizes to serve

– allows staff to record actual quantities prepared and numbers served

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Required Information

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What’s needed on a production record for record keeping and meal planning?A production record should indicate the site and meal date, the menu type ( breakfast or lunch), and…..

• Food components and other items, including condiments• Recipe or food product used (note if a USDA recipe)• Planned number of portions and serving sizes for each menu item

for each age/grade group• Planned number of portions and serving sizes for each menu item

for adults and a’ la carte• Total amount of each food item prepared • Actual number of reimbursable meals served• Actual number of non-reimbursable meals served• Substitutions and leftovers

Sample MDE Template

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DAILY FOOD PRODUCTION RECORD Site Name: Date: Offer vs. Serve Yes H I L

G GRADE GROUP

PLANNED # SERVINGS

OFFERED # SERVINGS STUDENT

A LA CARTE ADULT

LEFTOVER AND CODE

**Vegetable Key: DG = Dark Green, B = Beans/Legumes, S = Starchy, R = Red/Orange, O = Other

Mustard:Mayonnaise:Ranch Dressing:

Other: Other:

J AMOUNT

USED (LB. OR QTY)

D SERVINGPORTION

SIZEA LUNCH MENU

B HACCP

PROCESS APPROACH

C RECIPE

# OR CODE

E COOKING

TIME/ TEMP

F SERVING

TIME/ TEMP

Fruits *1/2 C (K-8) 1 C (9-12)

Grains (oz eq) *1 ea (K-8) 2 ea (9-12)

*Minimum Daily Amount

Low Fat (<1%)UnflavoredFat Free-FlavoredFat Free-Unflavored

K ACTUAL # SERVINGS

Fluid Milk *1 C

Whole Grain:Whole Grain:

Condiments / Other FoodsKetchup:

Meat/Alternate*1 oz (K-8) 2 oz (9-12)

**Vegetables *3/4 C (K-8) 1 C (9-12)

www.Michigan.gov/schoolnutrition

Menu

Menu Item/Food Item

• List all food items, including condiments

• New meal pattern requirements

are more specific

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SAMPLE MENUCheese PizzaGrean BeansPotato Wedge Mixed FruitChoice of Milk

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HACCP Process Approach

• Process 1 ‐ Food Preparation with No Cook Step 

• Process 2 ‐ Preparation for Same Day Service 

• Process 3 ‐ Complex Food Preparation

• Have a safety plan in each kitchen including SOPs

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Recipe # or Code

Recipe # or Code

• Specify exact recipe and

product

• USDA recipes have a numberExample: Spaghetti, #D‐35

• GFS or Sysco

• Commodity items

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Serving Size

MDE Admin. Policy #8 

SY 2014‐15• Fruit/vegetable minimum portion size as part of a reimbursable meal is 1/8 cup

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Cooking Time/Temperature• Record internal temperature  of food items immediately as they finish cooking.  If the temperatures do not reach required safe serving temps, continue the cooking process.  

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Serving Time/Temp

Serving Time/Temperature

• Record internal temperature of  food item(s) prior to serving

• After cooking, the food product may be at a safe and proper temperature but how it is handled after completion of cooking will determine if it is served at a proper and safe temperature.

• Why temp?

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Grade Group 

• K‐5

• 6‐8

• 9‐12

These groups have different portion size and nutrient requirements

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Planned # of Servings 

• Forecast or predict the approximate number of portions needed of each menu item

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Offered # of Servings

• An offered menu is actually what is prepared and available to put out on the serving lines

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Amount Used

• This is an important column as it helps confirm that the proper amount of creditable product is included in each portion.

• In general, if you do not drain fruits and vegetables you get a higher yield.

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Amount Used (lb, cans, etc)Use Buying Guide

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Actual Number Servings

Important to help make sure lunch counts are correct

Used as supporting evidence during an Admin Review to verify number of meals served

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Planned, Offered & ServedWhat’s the difference?

• Planned‐a planned menu is what the menu planner intends to offer the students

• Offered‐an offered menu is actually what is prepared and set out on the serving lines

• Selected/Served‐refers to which food items were actually taken by students and adults through either the meal program or a la carte.

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Leftover Code

• Counted after students have been served, but before food is thrown away

• Leftover Code – freezer, cooler, waste.

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Condiments

• There is room at the bottom of the production record to track use of various condiments.  

• The condiments are used in the nutrient analysis and you must be taking them into consideration when completing menus

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Let’s Do It!!

• Using Wednesday from the sample menu provided let’s fill out a production record.

• We will start with filling in the menu. 

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Complete One Day Production Record

• We will use the MDE template

• You have an information sheet to help fill out the form

• We are using the menu for the first Wednesday in the sample menu.

• Fill out as completely as you can given the information you have

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Info for Completing Production Record

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Can this be simplified?

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Sample #1

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Sample #2 ‐ Front

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Sample #2 – BackThis could also be used as a separate form

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Other Information

Substitutions

Serving leftover foods

Comments for special conditions like field trips, weather, etc.

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Record Keeping

• Production records must be retained for 3 years plus the current year or kept until an audit is completed.

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Summary• Production records are required for program reviews

• Production records are an excellent communication tool & information resource

• Menus and Production Records are  considered Critical Areas of Review

• They should reflect the items on your menu

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Contact Information

Contact MDE School Nutrition Programs at: 

Phone: 517‐373‐3347

Howard: 517‐373‐3892

or 

E‐mail:

MDE‐[email protected]

[email protected]

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Resources

MDE School Nutrition website:www.michigan.gov/schoolnutrition

Menu Planner for Healthy School Mealshttp://www.fns.usda.gov/cnd/menu/menu.planning.NSLP.htm

MDE Admin Policy #8 (SY 2004/2005)http://www.michigan.gov/mde/0,1607,7‐140‐6530_6569‐19613‐‐

,00.html

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