Produce Dishes using Basic Methods of Cookery Flashcards

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Name the five types of menus

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  • A la carte
  • Cyclic
  • Function
  • Set
  • Table d’hote
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Why may a customer have special dietary requests?

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  • Preference
  • Allergy
  • Religion
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Name the first type of heat transference, define it and name the methods of cookery

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Convection
Heat through steam cooking a food
Boiling, steaming, poaching, braising, stewing, roasting, baking and deep frying

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Name the second type of heat transference, define it and name the methods of cookery

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Conduction
Heat through direct contact with equipment
Shallow frying and grilling

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Name the third type of heat transference, define it and name the methods of cookery

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Radiation
Heat directly through food
Microwaving and grilling

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Name the first category of cookery, define it and name the methods of cookery

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Moist methods of cookery
Use of liquids
Boiling, poaching, braising, steaming and stewing

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Name the second category of cookery, define it and name the methods of cookery

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Dry methods of cookery
Direct contact with the cooking medium via convection, conduction or radiation
Deep frying, grilling, shallow frying, baking, roasting and
microwaving

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For boiling, list the following;

  • definition
  • culinary terms
  • suitable foods
  • recipes
  • utensils and equipment
  • safety and hygiene issues
  • characteristics
  • effect on nutritional value of food
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Definition: immersion of foods in boiling water

Culinary Terms: blanching (brief immersion of foods in boiling water, followed by iced water) Skimming (placing a spoon over the surface of the liquid and removing accumulated scum)

Suitable Foods: vegetables, poultry, eggs, soups

Recipes: poached chicken with vegetables

Utensils and Equipment: stove top, saucepans, chinois and filters, spoons and ladle

Safety and Hygiene Issues: burns to hands and fingers, cross-contamination, failure of regularly washing hands

Characteristics: vegetables- tender, pasta and rice- al
dente

Nutritional Value: some loss of water-soluble vitamins but
generally boiling is a low-fat, healthy cooking method

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For microwaving, list the following;

  • definition
  • culinary terms
  • suitable foods
  • recipes
  • utensils and equipment
  • safety and hygiene issues
  • characteristics
  • effect on nutritional value of food
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Definition: cooked by the transference of energy to food by electromagnetic radiation

Culinary Terms: overexposure (food has been cooked for too long), arcing (popping sound or sparks)

Suitable Foods: vegetables, rice, pulses and pasta, convenience products (pre made dinners)

Recipes: spinach and ricotta lasagne, pumpkin soup

Utensils and Equipment: microwave ovens, microwave safe containers and lids and utensils for stirring food

Safety and Hygiene Issues: burns to hands and fingers, cross-contamination, failure of washing their hands

Characteristics: energy efficient and fast, soft in texture

Effect on the Nutritional Value of food: vitamins and minerals are retained, minimal fat and small quantities of water, but, there might be some loss of water soluble vitamins

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Name the five basic hygienic requirements that must always be followed when preparing foods

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  • High levels of personal and environmental hygiene
  • Washing your hands regularly
  • Avoiding cross-contamination
  • Avoiding storing high-risk foods in the danger zone
  • Not working while ill and covering any sores, wounds or open cuts
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Name one safety precaution for boiling, microwaving and shallow frying

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  • Boiling- remove lids away from self
  • Microwaving- never place metal or aluminium in microwave
  • Shallow frying- never add cold, frozen or wet foods to hot fat or oil
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Name one problem and solution for boiling, microwaving and shallow frying

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  • Boiling- discoloured boiled eggs- overcooked
  • Microwaving- sparking inside microwave- switch off and perform inspection
  • Shallow frying- sautéed meat not browned- oil wasn’t hot enough
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Name five waste minimisation and efficient energy uses measures

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  • Measuring and weighing foods accurately
  • Practicing portion control
  • Using stock rotation methods
  • Avoid running water excessively
  • Recycling kitchen oils
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Why is food presentation essential?

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Appealing to the eye means customer satisfaction and amore enjoyable meal

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Name three things to consider when presenting a meal

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  • Choosing appropriate crockery and cutlery
  • Match portion size to course and meal
  • Use pretty and complementing sauces, condiments and garnishes
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Name three current trends

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  • Ordering via mobile
  • Aesthetically pleasing setting
  • Self cooking- Korean style BBQ