Breakfast Steaks
Quick Reference
Storage | 0°F +/- 10°F | Freezer | |
Cooking time | 4 minutes | 350°F Fryer | |
Cook more time | 56 minutes | ||
Holding time | Individual patty | 60 minutes | Product holding cabinet |
Steak biscuit | 20 minutes | Sandwich bin | |
Cooking temperature | 155°F internal | ||
Quality serving temperature | 150°F to 160°F | ||
Portioning | Side steak | 1 portion | |
Steak biscuit | 1 portion | ||
QA Standard: Steak patties should be free of ice crystals Breading should be golden brown with no doughy spots |
Tools Needed
- Fillet basket
- Red tongs
- Warming pan
- Slotted lid for warming pan
- Biscuit splitter
Work Safe
- Wash hands before starting to work and after handling anything that is not food related to prevent contamination and health hazards
- Steak patties must reach an internal temperature of 155°F when cooking and maintain it for 17 seconds
- Steak patties must be time and temperature controlled for safety (TCS) Steak patties should remain frozen until ready to cook Once cooked, they must maintain a minimum temperature of 135°F
- Wash hands immediately after handling raw steak portions
- Wash, rinse, and sanitize all utensils and surfaces that touch food every four hours or anytime they become contaminated
- Always wear single-use gloves when preparing or handling ready to eat food There should be no bare hand contact with ready to eat food
- Always wear Food-Mitt gloves when handling raw steak patties
Receiving and Storing
- Breakfast steaks are delivered and stored at 0°F +/- 10°F
Preparing and Holding
- COMMUNICATE WITH BACKLINE COORDINATOR FOR AMOUNT OF PRODUCT TO COOK
- Using two Food-Mitt gloves, take the amount of breakfast steaks to be cooked from the freezer Place no more than 7 breakfast steaks in a fillet basket to prevent them from sticking together during cooking
- Remove the Food-Mitt gloves by shaking them off your hands into a garbage can Ensure you do not touch the gloves
- Gently lower the fillet basket into the fryer set to 350°F
- Press the 4 minute timer
- When the timer sounds, raise the fillet basket out of the shortening and allow them to drain for 5 seconds
- Always use red tongs to handle cooked breakfast steaks
- Bring the appropriate warming pan to the fryer and shingle the fillets along the bottom of the pan
- HOLD NOT MORE THAN SEVEN BREAKFAST STEAKS IN ONE WARMING PAN
- Transfer the pan to the product holding cabinet
- Always store the fryer baskets on the fryer bracket when not in use
- Use a slotted lid for breaded breakfast steaks
- Ensure that the pan passes under the “Bump” on the lid This will lock the pan in place and not allow heat to escape from the product
- Press the timer button that corresponds with the pan
- Breakfast steaks hold 60 minutes in product holding cabinet
- When the holding time has expired, discard any remaining breakfast steaks into the waste container
Serving
(See Breakfast Plates and Biscuit Sandwiches sections for more information)
Steak Biscuit
- Pull down steak biscuit wrap
- Split biscuit in half using biscuit splitter
- Using red tongs, place a steak portion on the heel of the split biscuit
- Place the biscuit crown on top of the breakfast steak
- Wrap the steak biscuit using the square sandwich wrapping procedures
- Use a QA tag to indicate the discard time
- Any breakfast steaks remaining after the holding time has expired must be discarded into the waste container
Side Order
- Dine in – Place 1 breakfast steak on a lined 3 lb. food tray and place on service tray with a plastic fork and knife
- Dine out – Place 1 breakfast steak on a lined 3 lb. food tray and place in a 6-lb bag with the logo facing up with a fork and knife
Close of Breakfast
- Serve all customers
- Skim particles from shortening
- Wipe down all work surfaces with a towel and sanitizing solution
- Filter fryers
- Wash, rinse & sanitize warming pan and slotted lid
- Allow to air dry