Chapter 5 Food Prep Basics Flashcards
Poaching
Moist heat cooking, 160-180 deg F, not bubbling, small bubbles sitting at the bottom
Scalding
Moist-heat method, 150 deg F, large bubbles but nota full boil
Simmering
Moist heat cooking, never above 180 deg F, gentle boiling, doesnt damage or easily overcook
Stewing
Simmering into a sauce, small chunks of meat used
Braising
Simmering into a sauce, large chinks of meat and small amnt of liquid used
Boiling
212 degF,liquid brought into rolling boil
Parboiling
Partially cooking in boiled water (veggies)
Blanching
Food briefly dipped in boiling water to destroy enzymes
Temp of dry heat prep
212-500 deg F
Baking results affected by:
Rack position and color of pan
Shiny baking pans
Reflect heat (cakes)
Duller baking pans
Absorb heat (for crispier crust/bread)
Glass pans in baking
Heat more rapidly
For optimal circulation in the oven, how far apart should everything be from eachother?
2 in
Diff btwn bbqing and grilling
Bbqing is where food is slowly cooked in zesty sauce over a long period of time, grilling is cooking in intensive heat source