Food and Wine Pairing Flashcards

1
Q

Relevant or Not Relevant?
You should match the color of the entrée with the color of the wine (i.e. white wine with fish or red wine with beef)

A

Not Relevant

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2
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Can Pinot Noir be a good combination with Tuna?

A

Yes

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3
Q

Can Chardonnay be a good combination with Veal?

A

Yes

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4
Q

Relevant or Not Relevant?
First determine the weights of the wine and food, and ensure that they are as similar as possible

A

Relevant

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5
Q

Relevant or Not Relevant?
It is important that the food and wine both come from the same country

A

Not relevant

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6
Q

T/F
When matching food and wine, it is the fruit character and winemaking style that ate important, not the country of origin

A

True

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7
Q

Relevant or Not Relevant?
Always avoid “deadly” ingredients (vinegar, asparagus, watercress, quiche, spinach, artichokes, eggs, etc)

A

Not relevant

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8
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What’s more important pairing: the ingredients or how the ingredients are used?

A

How the ingredients are used

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9
Q

Relevant or Not Relevant?
Identify the primary flavors of the wine and food, and then blend them together on the basis of complimentary and contrasting textures and flavors

A

Relevant

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10
Q

The first step to improving a wine and food paring to, as closely as possible, match the _____ of the food with the _____ of the wine

A

Weight, weight

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11
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By making sure that both the food and the wine are _____ against each other, you can prevent either from _____ the other

A

Balanced, overpowering

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12
Q

How can you change the weight a food?

A

Adding ingredients

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13
Q

Which is “heavier”?
- Salad with Blue Cheese
- Salad with Vinaigrette

A

Salad with blue cheese

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14
Q

Which is “heavier”?
Fried Fish with Tartar Sauce or Broiled Fish

A

Fried Fish with Tartar Sauce

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15
Q

Is it possible to change the weight of a wine?

A

Yes, in the vineyard and winery

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16
Q

Increase or Decrease Weight of Wine:
Higher Residual Sugar

A

Increase

17
Q

Increase or Decrease Weight of Wine:
Barrel Fermentation

A

Increase

18
Q

Increase or Decrease Weight of Wine:
Sur Lie Aging

A

Increase

19
Q

Increase or Decrease Weight of Wine:
Riper, more intense fruit character

A

Increase

20
Q

Increase or Decrease Weight of Wine:
Barrel Aging

A

Increase

21
Q

Increase or Decrease Weight of Wine:
Increased Skin Contact during fermentation

A

Increase

22
Q

After the weights have been established, look at the primary ____ and _____ in both the wine and food

A

Flavors, Textures

23
Q

The taste of food in your mouth

A

Flavor

24
Q

What is the dominant flavor in Chinese Garlic Chicken?

A

Garlic

25
Q

What is the dominant flavor in Pasta with Pesto Sauce?

A

Pesto

26
Q

Term for how the food feels in your mouth

A

Texture

27
Q

When the wine and food have similar flavors and/ or textures, they are said to _____ each other

A

Compliment

28
Q

When the wine and food have different flavors and/ or textures, they are said to _____

A

Contrast

29
Q

A Cabernet Sauvignon with the flavor of mint would _____ a lamb with mint sauce

A

Compliment

30
Q

A Chardonnay with citrus flavors would _____ a sautéed shrimp with garlic and olive oil

A

Contrast