Culinary Terms Flashcards

1
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Means to the tooth
commonly used for pasta

A

AL DENTE

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2
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Means pan dripping or natural juices

A

AU JUS

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3
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To smoothen a mixture by briskly whipping or stirring it with a spoon

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BEAT

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4
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Cooked briefly in boiling water or hot fat then plunging it in ice bath
preserves the color, lessen strong flavors and aids in removing the peels of some fruits and vegetables

A

BLANCHING

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5
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Moisten food during cooking process using the pan dripping, sauce
prevents food from drying out

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BASTING

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6
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Cut or slice of boneless meat or fish

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FILLET

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7
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alcohol is added to a hot pan to create a burst of flames

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FLAMBE

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8
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It is an item or substance used as a decoration or embellishment
May give added or contrasting flavor

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GARNISH

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9
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A combination of diced carrots, oinions and celery
Used as an aromatic base to flavor saucesm soups and stews

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MIREPOIX

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10
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Process food by mashing, straining, or chopping

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PUREE

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11
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Means to jump in french
Food is cooked usually by tossing the food in the pan

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SAUTE

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12
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To enhance the natural flavor of foods

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SEASON

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13
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A bundle of herbs usually tied together with a string and mainly used to prepare soup, stock, and various stews

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BOUQUET GARNI

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14
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A small cheesecloth sack containing herbs and spices used to add flavor to stocks, soups and sauces.
Bag of spices in french

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SACHET Dā€™ EPICES

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15
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Simmering the meat of beed, chicken or vegetavles

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BROTH

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16
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Flavorful liquid prepared by simmering meat bones, poultry bones, seafood bones and/or vegetables in water with aromatics

A

STOCK

17
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Means to skim/skimming
Remove the impurities from the surface

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DEPOUILLAGE

18
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Means lifted with butter
Used to finish sauces, thicken them slightly and give them glossy appearance

A

MONTE AU BEURRE

19
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Mixture of two liquids that would ordinarily not mix together, like oil and vinegar

A

EMULSION

20
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The process of mixing two unmixable liquids

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EMULSIFICATION

21
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Combining two ingredients of radically different temperatures.

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TEMPERING

22
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Used to concrete basic flavors and adjust textures

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REDUCTION

23
Q

Browned bits and caramelized drippings of meat and vegetables

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FOND

24
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Use liquid such as wine, water, or stock to dissolve food particles and/or caramelized drippings left in a pan

A

DEGLAZING

25
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Literally means burnt onion

A

OINION BRULE

26
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To brown the surface of food in a fat

A

SEARING

27
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Heat retained in cooked foods that allows them to continue cooking even after removal from the cooking medium

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CARRYOVER COOKING

28
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To cover a naturally lean meat with slabs or strips

A

BARDING

29
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To partially cook an item before storing or finishing

A

PARCOOK

30
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Ingredients, tools and equipment to be used prior to cooking as gathered and prepared.

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MIS EN PLACE (EVERYTHING IN ITS PLACE)