Curriculum Part 1
Orientation
Explanation about the restaurant, kitchen equipment, and overall plan of the course.
Professional appearance and grooming. (How to wear a washoku chef uniform stylishly)
Curriculum Part 2
Lecture on types of charcoal and how to handle them
Proper use of bincho charcoal and briquette (a block of pressed coal dust)
Curriculum Part 3
Training on the preparation of tare (sauce) for yakitori and how to preserve it
Curriculum Part 4
Hands-on training on the preparation and grilling of chicken parts
Tebasaki or chicken wing tip, Bonjiri or meat taken from the tail of the chicken, Sunagimo or gizzard, Tsukune or minced chicken meat ball, Momo or chicken thigh, Negima or skewered grilled chicken and green onion or scallion, Liver, and so on.
Curriculum Part 5
Hands-on training on the preparation and grilling of pork parts
Buta bara or pork belly, Pork liver, Kashira or meat around the temple and cheeks of the pork, Harami or pork diaphragm, Shiro or meat from the large intestine of the pork, and so on.
Curriculum Part 6
Side dishes
Other signature dishes in addition to yakitori including stewed giblets.
Curriculum Part 7
Quick meal
Quick meals to fill a gap before yakitori gets ready. Introduction of foods that can be quickly cooked and served.
*The instructor will propose menus through discussions with students according to the tastes that the people.