Seafood-Mise en place.pptx
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This document provides instructions on preparing fish and seafood. It includes directions to choose the best answer for questions about tools used for removing bones from fillets, scaling and deboning fish, storing food, general food preparation equipment, and pans used for searing food. It also assigns preparing a fish joke for tomorrow on a quarter sheet of paper.
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