Chapter 8: Stocks And Sauces Flashcards

1
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French word for stock; means “foundation” or “base”

A

Fond

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2
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A clear, thin un-thickened liquid flavored by soluble substances

A

Stocks

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3
Q

Stocks are extracted from

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Meat, poultry, fish
Meat, poultry, fish bones
Vegetables
Seasonings

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4
Q

Major ingredient of stocks, except water

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Bones

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5
Q

Made from chicken bones

A

Chicken stock

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6
Q

Made from beef or veal bones

A

White stock

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7
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Made from fish bones and trimmings left over after filleting

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Fish stock

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8
Q

Connective tissues break down and form gelatin

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Collagen

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9
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Best source of gelatin in bones

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Cartilage

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10
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Rarely used in stock-making because of its cost

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Meat

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11
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A flavorful liquid obtained from the simmering of meats and vegetables

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Broth

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12
Q

A combination of onions, carrots, celery

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Mirepoix

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13
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Substitute for carrots in mirepoix

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Parsnips

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14
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Herbs and spices are tied in a cheesecloth bag called

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Sachet d’epices

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15
Q

Assortment of fresh herbs and other aromatic ingredients tied in bundle with string

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Bouquet Garni

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16
Q

Sachet d’epices is French for?

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Spice bag

17
Q

French for burnt onion

A

Oignon brûlée

18
Q

Whole, peeled onion with bay leaf attached

A

Oignon piqué

19
Q

To rid them of the impurities that cause cloudiness

A

Blanching

20
Q

Stock made from bones that were already used; what does it means in English

A

Remouillage; rewetting

21
Q

Basic Japanese stock

A

Dashi

22
Q

Stocks that are concentrated by boiling or simmering then to evaporate part of the water

A

Reduction

23
Q

A stock reduced until it coats the back of a spoon

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Glaze or Glace

24
Q

Flavorful liquid, usually thickened, to season and flavor and enhance foods

A

Sauce

25
Q

Sauce are made of three ingredients

A

Liquid
Thickener
Seasonings

26
Q

Cooked mixture of equal parts by weight of fat and flour

A

Roux

27
Q

Mixture of equal parts soft, raw butter, and flour worked together to form a smooth paste

A

Beurre Manié

28
Q

Mixture of egg yolks and cream, used to enrich and lightly thicken a sauce or other liquid

A

Liaison

29
Q

To finish with butter

A

Monter au beurre