Section 390.1880 Menus and Food Records
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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 PUBLIC HEALTH › CHAPTER I: DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 390 MEDICALLY COMPLEX FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED FACILITIES CODE › Section 390.1880 Menus and Food Records
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Section 390
Section 390.1880 Menus and
Food Records
a) Menus, including menus for between meal or bedtime snacks and
"sack" lunches, if required, shall be planned at least one week in
advance. Food sufficient to meet the nutritional needs of all the residents
shall be prepared for each meal. When changes in the menu are necessary,
substitutions shall provide equal nutritive value and shall be recorded on the
original menu, or in a notebook marked "Substitutions", that is kept
in the kitchen. If a notebook is used to document substitutions, it shall
include the date of the substitution; the meal at which the substitution was
made; the menu as originally written; and the menu as actually served.
b) The menu for the current week shall be dated and available in
the kitchen. Upon the request of the Department, sample menus shall be
submitted for evaluation.
c) Menus shall be different for the same day of consecutive
weeks and adjusted for seasonal differences.
d) All menus as actually served shall be kept on file at the
facility for not less than 30 days.
e) Food label information for purchased prepared food, listing
food composition and, when available, nutrient content, shall be kept on file
in the facility for the current menu cycle.
f) Supplies of staple food for a minimum of a one week period and
of perishable foods for a minimum of a two day period shall be maintained on
the premises. These supplies shall be appropriate to meet the requirements of
the menu.
g) Records of all food purchased shall be kept on file in the
facility for not less than 30 days.
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