Sandwiches Flashcards

1
Q

a type of food which consists of bread,spread, can be hot or cold

is a food item that is made up slices of bread and kayers of meat, fish, cheese, condiments, vegetables, other ingredients as stuffing

A

sandwich

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2
Q

is a foundation and most important element of any sandwich

is the part on which the moistening agent is spread and which carries the ingredients of the sandwich. It may be made up of more than one slice or layer of dough or bread

A

structure/base

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3
Q

parts of sandwich

A

sandwich filling
sandwich spread
sandwich bread

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4
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types of bread(base)

A
pullman loaves
hard and soft rolls
hamburger and hotdog rolls
long rolls for submarine sandwiches
french and italian bread rolls
sourdough bread
whole wheat
cracked wheat
ciabatta bread
rye bread
cinnamon bread
pumpernickel bread
raisin bread
pita bread
focaccia bread
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5
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consists of one or more ingredients which may be hot or cold or a combination of both and which are stacked, layered, or folded within or on the base of the sandwich

A

Filling

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6
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Types of filling

A

grill or marinated vegetable

hot and cold meats, poultry, fish, cheeses or seafood sandwich , combination of all items

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7
Q

Types of spread

A

Butter, mayonnais, vegetable puree

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8
Q

METHODS OF PREPARING SANDWICHES

A

Use fresh bread appreciate to the type of sandwich.

Choose the right spread.

Choose fillings correctly.

Spread mayonnaise, butter, or cream cheese to seal wet sandwich fillings

Toasting the bread can prevent soggy sandwich.

Add a adequate portion of fillings to sandwiches per serving portion.

Use the right mold in preparing sandwiches according to standard.

Use a sharp knife in cutting bread for sandwiches to maintain their shape and size.

Pipe out spreads with uniformity on the bread.

Use edible and colorful garnishing for sandwiches, such as slices of fruits and vegetables.

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9
Q

serves to bind the sandwich to prevent the base from becoming soggy and also acts as a projective layer between the base and the filling

A

Spread or moistening agent

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10
Q

Classification of Sandwiches

A
Closed Sandwiches
Open-face Sandwiches
Triple-decker Sandwiches
Finger Sandwiches
Wraps
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11
Q

Have fillings placed between two

slices of bread

A

Closed Sandwiches

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12
Q

Have spread and fillings placed on top of
one or two slices of bread that are not closed
together

A

Open-face Sandwiches

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13
Q

Have fillings placed between each layer of

the stacked three slices of bread

A

Triple-decker Sandwiches

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14
Q

Are small, fancy closed sandwiches which
are cut into various shapes and used as
appetizers

A

Finger Sandwiches

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15
Q

Are made with soft, flat breads that are

wrapped around the fillings

A

Wraps

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16
Q

Classification of Cold Sandwiches

A
Simple closed sandwich
Combination sandwich
Conventional sandwich
Buffet sandwich
French sandwich
Tea sandwich
17
Q

Classification of Hot Sandwiches

A

Steak Sandwich
Hotdog Sandwich
Grilled Sandwich
Hamburger

18
Q

Presenation

A
Balance
Height
Texture
Flavor
Color
19
Q

After 4 hours in room temperature, you should _ the sandwich

A

throw

20
Q

4 degrees Celcius below or 60 degrees Celcius above

A

storing temperature

21
Q

type of sandwich that can be eaten for two average bites

A

tea sandwich

22
Q

a base used in making sandwich

A

pita/wrap

23
Q

a cheaper type of spread

A

margarine/mayonnaise

24
Q

also acts as a sealant

A

Spread