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MEAL DESIGN LAB REPORT RUBRIC (possible points: 12.0 pts)

Please read all instructions

This is a group grade. Have all group members review prior to submission. All grading is final.

1. WRITTEN NARRATIVE (3.5 pts)

Accuracy/factuality of information, completeness, grammar, spelling, writing is concise. Reader should understand disease state and macro/micronutrient table content

Section (a): 0 0.5 1.0 1.5

Section (b): 0 0.5 1.0 1.5

Section (c): 0 0.25 0.5

2. NUTRIENT ANALYSIS (4.0 pts)

Correct calculations, interpretations, appropriateness of the meal for the condition

Section (A) table: 0 0.25 0.5 0.75 1.0

Section (A)-1,2: 0 0.25 0.5 0.75 1.0

Section (B) table: 0 0.25 0.5 0.75 1.0

Section (B)-1,2: 0 0.25 0.5 0.75 1.0

3. COST ANALYSIS (1.0)

Correct calculations, correct unit, complete information, meets $25 budget

0 0.25 0.5 0.75 1.0

4. RECIPE (1.0 pt)

Title, separate and sub recipes, # servings, ingredients listed as household measurements, accurate procedures

0 0.25 0.5 0.75 1.0

5. RECIPE CONVERSION (1.0 pt)

Ingredients expressed in household measurements and weights, source cited, % Yield noted and correct

0 0.5 1.0

6. SOFTWARE INPUT/OUTPUT AND

NUTRITION ANALYSIS (1.0 pt)

Correct reports attached to submission

Correct input of ingredient type and amounts,

% Yield considered and correct

0 0.5 1.0

7. LAB PREP PURCHASE ORDER AND DESIGN OF MEAL (1.0)

Proper amount and correct ingredients ordered

Meal is complete w/sides, aesthetically appealing

0 0.25 0.5

0 0.25 0.5

1 pt deduction for any of the following

Any class member leaves before instructor has inspected kitchen

· Not prepared for lab with uniform and proper attire

· Proper food handling in kitchen

· Inconsistent font/color in report

50% pts deduction for late submission

Subtotal points _____________

Deduction points _____________

No reports will be accepted with use of any software other than Cronometer

Note: Collaboration within the group is a crucial component to be successful in this course. Respect and help each other to complete tasks (selecting menu, shopping list, inventory, nutrient analysis, writing report, cooking, cleaning, etc).

Absence on lab prep or lab submission day results in 30% lab report grade deduction, and 70% grade deduction for that individual, respectively.

TITLE PAGE

GROUP #: 4

LAB #: 2

LAB TITLE: CVD

NAME OF THE RECIPE(S): Chickpea Gyros

DATE OF THE LAB:

NUMBER OF GUESTS:

FULL NAMES OF STUDENTS IN THE GROUP:

Note: Submit this report by uploading to Canvas

All sections must be typewritten

Do not copy and paste from other resources

1. WRITTEN NARRATIVES (3.5 pts), completed by __Amal Motan _____________

a. Medical/nutritional Condition (1.5 pt):

Instruction: Describe the disease state. What types of medical or nutritional concerns, would require this type of meal design? Discuss the theory/rationale behind the type of the meal. The writing must be coherent and cohesive, and original. You may research more information, but writing must be in your own words. Plagiarism will result in a zero for the lab report for the entire group.

b. Nutrient Composition (1.5 pt):

Instruction: Summarize the nutritional analysis of your meal in paragraph form. Does your meal choice meet the goal for your patient compared to AMDR of macronutrients and target calories? Restate the AMDR compared to your meal result. Does your meal meet goals for DRI’s? If there are special nutrients that are needed in high or low amounts, explain whether they were met or not. Take Table A and Table B and put them into paragraph form. The reader should understand what is in Table A and B without having to read it.

c. Presentation of the meal (50-100 word limit) (0.5pt):

Instruction: Describe taste, color, and texture of the meal. Is it appealing? Did you deviate from your original recipe? What would you do differently if you were to make it again?

Please delete these instructions for your final submission to save page space.

2. NUTRIENT ANALYSIS (4.0 pts), completed by__Makenzie Pak

Describe your person for this lab: Our patient is a 40 year old female. Weighing 150 lbs and the height is 5’5”. Our patient has cardiovascular disease.

Calorie goal for the day using kcal/kg: 150 lbs / 2.2 = 68.18 kg x 20 = 1,363.6 kcal/kg/d

Goal of the meal: 1363.6/3 =454.53 kcal/meal

(A) REGARDING MACRONUTRIENTS

Table (1.0 pt)

Calorie needs*: 454.53 kcal

Actual caloric intake: 512 kcal

% of needs consumed: 112.6%

Macronutrients (gm)

Actual intake (gm)

Caloric contribution

(kcal)

Actual % of calories

(%)

AMDR

(Use the standard ranges unless indicated otherwise by instructor)

Carbohydrates

78.8 g

78.8 x 4= 315.2

315.2/512=61.6%

45%-65%

Protein

25.8 g

25.8 x 4=103.4

103.4/512= 20.1%

10%-35%

Total fat

14.3 g

14.3 x 9= 128.7

128.7/512=25.1%

20%-35%

Saturated fat

6.1 g

6.1 x 9 = 54.9

54.9/512=10.7%

<10%

*Caloric needs is calculated by dividing kcals/day by 3, because we are analyzing only one meal.

(1.0 pt)

1. What macronutrients did not meet the AMDR. Which ingredient(s) in your meal contributed to the discrepancy between actual intake and AMDR.

All of the macronutrients meet the AMDR.

2. How would you alter the meal to meet AMDR goal? Be VERY specific as to food item(s) you would change, amount, and how that will change the nutrient ratio! If the meal did not meet the calorie goal within +/- 20%, how would you address this?

(B) REGARDING MICRONUTRIENTS

Table (1.0 pt) Gender: Female Age: 40 years old

Micronutrients

Adult DRI for the whole daya (correct unit)

Adult DRI for one mealb

(correct unit)

Actual intakec

(correct unit)

% of DRId

Top ingrediente

Amount contributionf

B1/Thiamine

1.2 mg M

1.1 mg F

0.4 mg M

0.36 mg F

0.4 mg

34%

Pita bread

0.2 mg

B2/Riboflavin

1.3 mg M

1.1 mg F

0.43 mg

0.36 mg F

0.5 mg

45%

Feta cheese

0.2 mg

B3/Niacin

16 mg M

14 mg F

5.3 mg M

4.6 mg F

3.0 mg

21%

Pita bread

1.6 mg

B6/Pyridoxine

1.3 mg

0.43 mg

0.6 mg

50%

Pita bread

0.2 mg

B12

2.4 mcg

0.8 mcg

0.7 ug

28%

Feta cheese

0.5 ug

Folate

400 mcg

133 mcg

120.3 ug

30%

Chickpeas

51.0 ug

Vit A

3000 IU M

2300 IU F

1000 IU M

767 IU F

165.2 ug

24%

Paprika

83.3 ug

Vit C

90 mg M

75 mg F

30 mg M

25 mg F

39.2 mg

52%

Lemon juice

23.6 mg

Vit D

600 IU

200 IU

6.3 IU

1%

Feta cheese

4.5 IU

Vit E

15 IU

5 IU

2.6 mg

17%

Paprika

1.0 mg

Vit K

120 mcg M

90 mcg F

40 mcg M

30 mcg F

55.4 ug

62%

Dill weed

17.9 ug

Fiber

38g M

25mg F

12.6 g M

8.3 g F

16.1 g

65%

chickpeas

6.8 g

Cholesterol

< 200 mg

< 66 mg

34.4 mg

N/A

Feta cheese

25.2 mg

Ca2+

1000 mg

333 mg

393.2 mg

39%

Feta cheese

139.8 mg

Fe

8 mg M

18 mg F

2.6 mg M

6 mg F

7.8 mg

44%

Ground cumin

2.0 mg

Mg

420 mg M

320 mg F

140 mg M

107 mg F

128.2 mg

40%

Pita bread

39.1 mg

K+/Potassium

4.7 g

1.56 g

771.2 mg

30%

Chickpeas

115.9 mg

Na+/Sodium

< 1500 mg

500 mg

1375.5 mg

92%

Salt

549.4 mg

Zn

11 mg M

8 mg F

3.6 mg M

2.6 mg F

3.2 mg

40%

Pita bread

0.9 mg

In your nutrient analysis report, highlight or circle the top contributing ingredient.

a Look up DRI values that matches gender, age of your person for the meal.

b Divide the values in the column ‘a’ by 3.

c find your values for this column from your Cronometer Reports

d Divide ‘actual intake’ by ‘DRI for one meal,’ then multiply by 100 to get % of DRI

e and f Find values in your nutrient analysis reports of ingredient that contributed the most of that particular nutrient

(1.0 pt)

1. List micronutrients that are lacking or exceeding its requirement. Only list the nutrients that are over 150% as exceeding, and less than 60% of DRI as lacking nutrients

Over 150%

N/A

Less than 60%

2. Suggest how you would improve for lacking micronutrients to meet the DRI-be specific to foods and amounts you would add or remove from your recipe, and how much of the lacking nutrient it provides/what percent of DRI!

3. COST ANALYSIS (1 pt), completed by __Magen Sears_________

Ingredient list

Estimated cost

Amount purchased (4 servings)

Cost/serving

Cost/recipe

Olive oil

0.96 oz

$0.0549

Chickpeas

15 oz

$0.4249

Cumin

0.4 oz

$0.0277

Oregano

0.32 oz

$0.0378

Paprika

0.48 oz

$0.2259

Garlic powder

0.24 oz

$0.0127

Kosher salt

0.2 oz

$0.0062

Black pepper

0.91 oz

$0.1291

Pita bread

8 oz

$0.3865

Greek yogurt

Dill

2 oz

$1.2803

Lemon

8 oz

$0.2244

Cucumber

4 oz

$0.1056

Tomato

4 oz

$0.8867

Red onion

4 oz

$0.1244

Feta

4 oz

$0.3738

Total estimated cost for the recipe $__17.20_____________

Total estimated cost per serving $___4. 30_____________

4. RECIPE (1.0)

Manager of the particular lab should prepare a RECIPE that has the correct conversion for the guest, and instructions. Use this recipe to guide your cooking for the day and include the copy here with the report. Express in common household measurements.

5. RECIPE CONVERSION EXPRESSED IN WEIGHTS (1 pt)

Completed by _______Michael Povolo__________

LAB# ____2____ TITLE OF THE LAB ________CVD____________

DATE OF THE LAB: __10/31/22___

GROUP #:___4____

NUMBER OF GUESTS: __4__

RECIPE NAME: ___________VEGETARIAN CHICKPEA GYROS_______________

BOY

Page

Ingredients

Original recipe( 4) servings

Amount needed for

1 serving

Volume/Weight

Amount needed for

( 4) servings

Recipe/Buy

% Yield

80

Olive Oil

2 tbsp

0.24oz

2 tbsp

100%

N/A

chickpeas

15 oz (1 can

3.75oz

15oz

10

cumin

½ tsp

0.104oz

0.41

100%

12

paprika

¼ tsp

0.12oz

0.48oz

100%

12

Oregano

½ tsp

0.08oz

0.32oz

100%

11

Garlic powder

¼ tsp

0.057oz

0.228oz

100%

13

Salt

1 tsp

0.51oz

2.04

100%

12

Black pepper

1 tsp

0.23oz

0.92oz

100%

Feta

4 oz

1 oz

4 oz

Cucumber

4 oz

1 oz

4 oz

Cherry tomato

4 oz

1 oz

4 oz

Red onion

4 oz

1 oz

4 oz

Fresh Dill

½ cup

.225 oz

.9 oz

44%

N/A

Pita bread

4 pitas

2 oz

8 oz

95

Greek Yogurt

1 cup

2.15 oz

8.6 oz

44

Lemon

1 lemon

2 oz

4 oz

6. CRONOMETER SCREENSHOTS