Training of Taste Skills Is Not a Metatalk: Hands-on Learning and Training Is Required

Abstract

The ability to taste and express the taste experience is a vital competence for a chef. Chefs need to be aware of the professional taste, the customer taste, and their own taste preferences. It includes all sensory properties of ingredients and product: taste, smell, and consistency. It is a complex challenge. The ability to taste qualified and sound is a complex sensing and cognitive competence. It includes the ability to focus of one sensory property, quantify, and verbalise the sensory experience. All competences that can and should be trained. It is a personal workshop competence and not an applied academic theory. I the Taste for Life project one Gustolingo app was designed and implemented for an experiment at Techcollege/Aalborg. Result of experiment presented.

Presenters

Morten Aagaard
Taste for Life, Sensory software designer, Researcher in Cognitive support tools, CEO, Taste for Life, Aalborg University, Gustolingo.net, Denmark

Details

Presentation Type

Paper Presentation in a Themed Session

Theme

2021 Special Focus–Making Sense from Taste: Quality, Context, Community

KEYWORDS

SENSORY PROFILING TOOL, SENSORY TRAINING, PERSONAL SENSORY DIARY, COGNITIVE TRAINING

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Training of Taste Skills Is Not a Metatalk (pptx)

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