Final Exam (Cumulative) Flashcards

1
Q

mis en place

A

to put in place / everything in its place

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2
Q

procedure for making stocks

A
start stock in cold water
simmer the stock gently 
skim the stock frequenty
straighten the stock carefully
cool the stock quickly
store the stock properly
degrease the stock
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3
Q

mirepoix

A

50% onions
25% carrots
25% celery

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4
Q

stocks vs broths

A

broths are made with meat instead of just bone

broths can be served as finished dishes(stocks are used to prepare other items)

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5
Q

Yield of butter

A

75%

16oz -> 12oz

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6
Q

Grading meats: beef

A
USDA grades meat into seven categories
prime
choice
select
standard
commercial
utilities
cutter
canner
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7
Q

Dry heat cooking methods

A

broil
grill
roast
saute

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8
Q

Moist heat cooking methods

A

simmer
boiling
poaching

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9
Q

Combination cooking method

A

braze

stew

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10
Q

Deep fry
pan fry
saute

A

all use fat

most fat to greatest: deep,pan,saute

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11
Q

Thickening liquids

A

puree
roux
reduction
emulsification

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12
Q

why add vinegar when poaching eggs

A

to help egg whites cling together

stabilizes egg white

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13
Q

different ways to cook eggs

A
soft
medium
hard
poaching
pan fry
omelette
scrambled
boil
shirred
baking
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14
Q

shirred eggs(baking)

A

prepared in individual ramekins

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15
Q

scrambled eggs (saute)

A

whisked and sauted

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16
Q

pan fried eggs

A

sunny side up, over easy, over medium, over hard

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17
Q

sunny side up eggs

A

not turned during cooking
yokes remain visible
firm whites

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18
Q

over eggs

A

egg is partially cooked on one side

flipped and cooked until other side is done

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19
Q

over easy

A

yoke remains runny
3 mins one side
2 mins on other

20
Q

over medium

A

cooked slightly longer

until yoke is partially set

21
Q

over hard

A

yoke should be completely cooked

22
Q

in shell cooking(simmering)

A

the difference between soft boiled, and hard boiled eggs is time
soft cooked eggs: 4-6 mins
hard cooked:12-15 mins
run eggs underwater immediately after cooking

23
Q

IQF (individually quick frozen)

A

items are frozen separately and packaged
can pull out what you only need
ex: block of spinach vs spinach bag

24
Q

garneshing

A

garnishing gives color texture and flavor

25
Q

stewing

A

tougher meets are stewed so meats break down to become more tender and lovely

26
Q

what potatoes do you usually use

A

right side russet

27
Q

how to get the most nutritional value when cooking

A

start with minimally processed ingredients
use minimal amounts of fat(choose healthful fats:olive oil, canola, avo, nut
use minimal amounts of sugar and salt
select cooking techniques that use flavor without using fat: roasting, grilling, baking, poaching, steaming, stewing, brazing

28
Q

mother sauces

A
bechamel(milk, plus roux)
veloute( white stock plus roux)
espagnol (brown stock plus roux)
tomato sauce (tomato plus roux opt)
hollandase (butter plus egg yoke)
29
Q

small bechamel sauces

A
cheese 
creame sauce
morney
nantua
soubise(modern)
30
Q

small fish veloute sauces

A

bersee
cardinal
normandy

31
Q

small tomato sauces

A

Creole

milanaise

32
Q

small hollandase sauces

A

bearnaise
choran
foyat
grimrod

33
Q

espagnol sauce is thickened with..

A

brown roux plus tomato puree

34
Q

soups and thickeners

A

CLEAR: broths & connsumes (no)
THICK: cream (roux and or puree) & puree
COLD: cooked ( roux, corn starch, puree, sour cream, yogurt)
UNCOOKED: puree
OTHER: bisques ( roux or rice & puree, chowders) roux
BOILING: 212 F
SIMMERING: 185 -205 F
POACHING: 160-180 F

35
Q

Take something out of heating process and continues to cook…

A

carry over cooking

36
Q

whats a rub..

A

a mixture of fresh or dried herbs and spices ground together

can be used dried or mixed with oil, lemon juice, prepare mustard,or ground fresh garlic or ginger to make wet rub

37
Q

blanched

A

in boiling water for a brief time, removed and put into ice water(partially cooked)

38
Q

clarified butter

A

butter minus milk, solids, and water

39
Q

saying

A

even cutting makes for even cooking

40
Q

folding

A

very gently incorporating ingredients (wet with dry, a batter or cream)

41
Q

overmixing

A

tunneling

dent product

42
Q

cooking pasta

A

al dante (firm but tender)

43
Q

mousse recipe

A

melt chocolate plus butter in double boiler over low heat
cool slightly then whisk egg yokes one at a time
beat egg whites until soft peaks, add sugar, beat until stiff peaks
whisk egg whites into chocolate mixture
whip cream to soft peaks, allow to cool to 90-95 F
fold in whip cream

44
Q

cooking fish

A

translucent flush becomes opaque
flesh becomes firm
flesh separates from bone easily
flesh begins to flake

broiling and grilling 
baking
frying
steaming
sauteing
poaching
45
Q

cups and T and t

A

1 cup = 8 fl oz = 1/2 pint = 16 T

1 gal = 128 fl oz = 4 qt

46
Q

gal, p, qt, c

A

1 pint = 2 cups(16 fl oz)
1 qt = 2 pints = 4 cups (32 fl oz)
1 gal = 4 qt = 8 pints = 16 cups (128 fl oz)