Introduction to Cookery Flashcards

1
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is an art and science of preparing food for
consumption using heat.

A

cookery

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2
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is considered to be both art and technology.

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cookery

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3
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Why cook food?

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  • To make the food digestible
  • To kill any harmful bacteria present in it.
  • To make appearance of the food pleasant.
  • To change its physical and chemical form.
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4
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Places where professional cookery takes places:

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  1. General - Hotel & Restaurant
  2. Institutional - Schools & colleges
  3. Industrial catering - Multinational companies
  4. Airline & Sea Transport - Cruise Liners & Small Boats
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5
Q

The first cook was a (blank),
who had put a chunk of meat close to the fire which he had lit to
warm himself.

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primitive man

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6
Q

A pattern of refinement and development of culinary preparation
began with the early (blank) and continued to the time of
the Persians, and the further development by the Greeks

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Egyptian rulers

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7
Q

It is during the (blank), that Apicius, a rich merchant published
the first comprehensive book on cookery.

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Roman era

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8
Q

The book was ‘Le Cuisinier Francois’ by (blank); it brought into focus the changes in the French kitchen
from Taillevent to the middle of (blank).

A

Francois Pierre de la
Verenne, 1600s

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9
Q

Chef and scholar (blank), founded the classical French
cookery.

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Antonin Careme

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10
Q

A major change which occurred in the (blank) was the introduction
of ‘service a la Russe’ by (blank)

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1850s, Urbain Dubois and Emile Bernard.

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11
Q

Frenchman (blank), in the 20th century created
the first school of culinary arts – La Cuisine Classique.

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Maitre Auguste Escoffier

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12
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especially in a restaurant or
hotel, usually responsible for planning menus, ordering foodstuffs,
overseeing food preparation, and supervising the kitchen staff.

A

Restaurant Chef

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13
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are responsible for preparing specialized meals
for clients either in clients’ kitchens or their own. They plan meals
according to clients’ specifications, preferences, and dietary needs,
shop for meal ingredients, and package meals accordingly.

A

Personal Chef

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14
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You’ll prepare food for large events like fundraisers,
weddings, and other celebrations, often working on the weekends
and evenings, Works on a contract basis, consulting with
clients to create and serve customized menus at parties or events, is responsible for developing the menu, preparing,
transporting, and serving the food, and assisting with the cleanup.

A

Caterer

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15
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responsible for preparing and baking
various goods, such as cakes, cookies, pies, and bread, following
traditional and modern recipes.

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Baking & Pastry Chef

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16
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take on many
responsibilities, including effectively recruiting and managing
employees, overseeing operations, handling customer complaints,
and generating financial reports.

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Food service or Restaurant manager

17
Q

what does the acronym “PECs” stand for?

A

Concept Review Personal Entrepreneurial Competencies

18
Q

Entrepreneurs have a good eye for spotting businesses
opportunities and acts on these opportunities appropriately.

A

Opportunity Seeking

19
Q

Entrepreneurs do not easily give up in the face of obstacles. They
will take repeated or different actions to overcome the hurdles of business. This
includes making a personal sacrifice or extraordinary effort to complete a job.

A

Persistence

20
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Entrepreneurs do their best to satisfy customers
and to deliver what is promised. They accept full responsibility for problems when
completing a job for customers.

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Commitment to work contract

21
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Entrepreneurs are known for taking calculated risks and doing
tasks that are moderately challenging.

A

Risk Taking

22
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Entrepreneurs see to it that the business
meets or exceeds existing standards of excellence exerts effort to improve past
performance and do things better.

A

Demand for efficiency and quality

23
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The 5 traits under the Achievement cluster

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  • Opportunity seeking
  • persistence
  • commitment to work contract
  • risk taking
  • demand for efficiency and quality
24
Q

Entrepreneurs know how to set specific, measurable, attainable,
realistic, and time-bound (SMART) goals.

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Goal setting

25
Q

Entrepreneurs update themselves with new information
about her customers, the market, suppliers, and competitors.

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Information seeking

26
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Entrepreneurs develop and use logical,
step-by-step plans to reach their goals.

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Systematic planning and monitoring

27
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The three traits under the Planning cluster

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  • Goal Setting
  • Information seeking
  • Systemic planning and monitoring
28
Q

Entrepreneurs how to use the right strategies to
influence or persuade other people.

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Persuasion and networking

29
Q

Entrepreneurs have a strong belief in themselves and their own
abilities.

A

Self-confidence