GFS Salad Bar Layouts

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Salad Bar Layout and Recipe #1 Salad bars are a great option for meeting the meal pattern requirements, especially vegetable subgroups. Salads can be used as an entrée or a side to meet the daily vegetable requirement. The salad bar shown provides all five vegetable subgroups as well as all other meal components required to make a reimbursable meal. For more information or ideas, talk with your Gordon Food Service Sales Representative or call the Nutrition Resource Center at (800) 968-4426.

Fresh Spinach

Shredded Carrots

Green Peas

Onions

Garbanzo Beans

Peaches

WholeGrain Flatbread

DARK GREEN VEGETABLE

RED/ORANGE VEGETABLE

STARCHY VEGETABLE

OTHER VEGETABLE

BEANS/PEAS

FRUIT

BREAD/GRAIN

Ranch Dressing Iceberg Lettuce

Cherry Tomatoes

HardCooked Eggs

Broccoli Florets

Shredded Cheese

Pears

Italian Dressing

OTHER VEGETABLE

RED/ORANGE VEGETABLE

MEAT ALTERNATE

DARK GREEN VEGETABLE

MEAT ALTERNATE

FRUIT

French Dressing

Milk

Yield: 100 servings Description

Amount

Markon® Cleaned Baby Spinach with Stems

3¼ gal.

1 Inch Cut Iceberg Lettuce

50 c.

Markon Matchstick Carrots

3 qt. + ½ c.

GFS Green Peas, thawed

1½ gal. + 1 c.

Markon Cherry Tomatoes

121⁄2 c.

GFS Fine Shredded Mild Cheddar Cheese

6 lb. + 4 oz.

GFS Peeled Hard-Cooked Eggs, diced

50 ct.

GFS Garbanzo Beans, drained

1½ gal. + 1 c.

Markon ¼ Inch Diced Onions

12½ c.

Markon Bite-Size Broccoli Florets

3 qt. + ½ c.

Whole-Grain Flatbread

100 ct.

GFS Diced Peaches in Light Syrup

3¼ gal.

GFS Pear Halves In Light Syrup

3¼ gal.

GFS Lite Ranch Dressing Pepper Mill® Fat Free Italian Dressing Litehouse Fat Free French Dressing

25 c.

Fat Free White Milk, 8 fl. oz. Fat Free Chocolate Milk, 8 fl. oz.

100 ct.

ADDITIONAL RESOURCES

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Preparation Instructions Wash hands. Wash all fresh, unpackaged produce under running water. Drain well. Allow kids to assemble salads. Students must select three components and one of the three must be 1⁄2 c. of vegetable or 1⁄2 c. fruit. CCP: Cold food held for later service must not exceed a maximum internal temperature of 41°F. If all 5 components are used in the amounts provided in this recipe, it provides: 1½ c. vegetables (3⁄8 c. dark green vegetable, 3⁄8 c. other vegetable, 1 ⁄4 c. red/orange vegetable, 1⁄4 c. starchy vegetable, 1⁄4 c. beans/peas), 1 c. fruit, 1 c. milk, 2 oz. eq. grain and 2 oz. eq. meat/meat alternate.


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