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What does the military cooking intermediate skill appraisal test take?
Material selection, cooking, on-site creation, nutrition knowledge, safety and hygiene, and use of firearms for intermediate skill appraisal of military cooking. Details are as follows:

1. Material selection: To examine whether candidates can correctly select and identify ingredients, understand the quality and characteristics of ingredients, and master the storage and preservation methods of ingredients.

2. Cooking: According to the cooking skills learned, such as steaming, boiling, stewing, frying, roasting, frying, etc. Test the candidates' operation skills and the quality of dishes.

3. On-site creation: Create a dish according to the requirements of the judges and the on-site materials within the specified time to test the candidates' grassroots innovation ability and adaptability.

4. Nutrition knowledge: Test the examinee's basic nutrition knowledge, such as the nutritional components of food and nutritional requirements.

5. Safety and Hygiene: Check whether the candidates know food safety and hygiene knowledge, such as food pollution and prevention, food storage and preservation.

6. Use of firearms: Test candidates' military quality and firearms use skills, such as rifle disassembly and maintenance.