Sauces, Garnishes & Exotic Fruits Flashcards
True or False - Sauces add colour and flavour to the dessert.
True
Cream-based sauces are usually thickened with what?
Eggs
Creme Anglaise is type of ________.
Cream Sauce
What thickening agent is derived from apples?
Pectin
True or False - Cooked coulis have a longer shelf life.
True
What fruits will not thicken with gelatin?
Fruits containing a proteolytic enzyme, such as pineapple, cannot be thickened with gelatin.
A gelee is usually thickened with what?
Gelatin
Caramelization occurs at what temperature?
160C
Butterscotch sauce uses what type of sugar?
Brown Sugar
A combination of egg yolk and syrup is known as?
Sabayon
Zabaglione is traditionally Italian and uses _____.
Marsala Wine
What ingredient helps to stabilize a foam?
Lecithin
True or False - Garnishes help improve presentation.
True
True or False - All garnishes on a plate do not need to be edible.
False
Cape gooseberry is also known as ______.
Physalis, ChineseWha lantern fruit, goldenberry, ground cherry, Peruvian cherry
What do sauces add to a plated dish?
~ Texture
~ Flavour
~ Colour
~ Design
Because sauces are not _______, they add ________ flavour.
aerated, intense
True or False - Sauces do not need to relate to the main component.
False
What are 5 different types of sauces?
~ Cream/Custard Based Sauces ~ Fruit-Based Sauce ~ Gelee ~ Chocolate/Ganache ~ Caramel
Curds, Sabayon, and Zabaglione are examples of what type of sauce?
Cream-Based Sauces
What is the difference between a Fruit Sauce and a Fruit Couli?
Fruit Sauces contain some pulp from the fruit, while fruit coulis do not, they are clear.
What flavours must be balanced in fruit sauces?
Sweetness and Acidity
What thickening agents can be used to thicken fruit sauces and coulis?
~ Cornstarch
~ Pectin
~ Gelatin
~ Agar
Why do cooked coulis have a longer shelf life?
Due to the pasteurization process
_____ and ______ levels help determine the shelf-life of a coulis.
Sugar, acidity