Semester 1 Final Flashcards
The Chef who is considered the Father of 20th Century cuisine A. Georges Careme B. Auguste Escoffier C. Paul Prudhomme D. Mr Robert Graham
Auguste Escoffier
The person in charge of the kitchen A. The chef B. Sous Chef C. Garde manger D. Steward
The Chef
The person who reports to the person described in number 2 and who directly manages the Production staff A. Entremetier B. Patissier C. Garde Manger D. Sous Chef
Sous Chef
The person responsible for preparing Pastries and Desserts A. Poissonnier B. Patissier C. Rotisserie D. Entremetier
Partissier
Person responsible for Cold Foods, Salads, Hor devours A. Saucier B. Grillardin C. Garde Manger D. Poissonnier
Garde Manger
The most common source of salmonella is A. lettuce B. cream soups C. Poultry and eggs D. Pies and Cakes
poultry and eggs
For bacteria to grow and multiply they need A. Time B. Temperature C. Food Source D. Moisture E. All of the above F. none of the Above
All of the above
Infected Pork from hogs that ate garbage may contain A. Trichinosis B. Staphylococcus C. Botulism D. Hepatitis
Trichinosis
Lead, copper and cyanide are substances which can cause A. Bacterial illness B. Chemical poisoning C. Physical Contamination D. None of the above
Chemical poisoning
E. coli bacteria is usually associated with
A. Undercooked Red Meat
B. Unpasteurized Dairy Products
C. All of the above
all of the above
Metal shaving, sood splinters, paint chips are examples of
A. Physical contamination
B. chemical poisoning
C. bacterial infection
chemical poisoning
The MOST COMMON source of food borne illness A. Moldy vegetables and fruit B. Spoiled meat C. Unclean or sick food service workers D. Wild Game
Unclean or sick food service workers
The food danger zone is A. 0 to 40 F B. 45 to 145 F C. 165 to 212 F D. -10 F
not A
Refrigerators should be lower than A. 45F B. 0F C. 165F D. 212F
45F
Raw foods should be stored (in a refrigerator) A. Above cooked foods B. Together with cooked foods C. Below cooked foods (under) D. None of the above
Below cooked foods (under)
To reheat brown sauce you should
A. Bring to a full boil
B. Set it out at room temperature
C. Set it on a steam table for 3 hours
not C
When putting away Hot Foods you should A. Cool them Slowly and Gradually B. Chill them quickly to lower the Core Temperature C. Leave them in the same pan D. ALWAYS throw them out
Chill them quickly to lower the core temperature ???
The HACCP system is A. A nationally recognized food safety system B. A culinary textbook C. The wash/Rinse/Sanitize procedure D. None of the above
A nationally recognized food safety system
Kitchen Safety should be A. taught to all new employees B. Reinforced on a daily basis C. A part of everyone's job D. All of the above
Alll of the above
When lifting a Heavy object you should A. Lift with your lower back B. Lift with your legs C. Lift with your arms D. Lift with your neck
Lift with your legs
Equipment matching: You will have to know what the following kitchen items look like
French knife Colander Roasting pan Whip Boning knife Saute pan China cup Hotel pan Slicer knife Stock pot Liquid measure Sheet pan Sauce pan Oyster Knife Skimmer Foley Mill (Food Mill) offset spatula Portion scoop Straight spatula Braiser
Base, body, garnish, dressing are the 4 parts of a A. Sauce B. Sandwich C. Stock D. salad
Salad
Mayonnaise is an example of a \_\_\_\_\_\_\_ sauce A. Cold B. Egg base C. Emulsified D. All of the above
All of the above
When making Potato Salad, the potato should be cooked A. the same day B. The day before C. After the salad is done D. only half done
not A
the day before ??
Rye bread, corn beef, sauerkraut and swiss cheese make A. Monte Cristo Sandwich B. Denver sandwich C. Reuben Sandwich D. NOne of the above
Reuben sandwich
Romaine, olive oil, vinegar, lemon juice, anchovy, garlic make A. Caesar salad B. Chef salad C. Cobb salad D. Greek salad
Caesar salad
Mayonnaise, chili sauce, chopped Egg , chopped onion and pickles make
A. Green goddess dressing
B. 1000 island dressing
C. French dressing
1000 island dressing
Yeast, baking Soda, baking powder are examples of A. Leavening Agents B. Thickening Agents C. Main Ingredients D. Tenderizing agents
Leavening agents ??
The initial expansion(FIRST) of bread dough is caused by what A. Mixing B. Punching C. Fermentation D. Gluten
Mixing ???
The continued expansion of bread dough, AFTER it has been shaped into loaves is called what A. Baking B. Proofing C. Restong D. sheeting
proofing ???
Any group of white tasteless, solid fats that have been specially formulated for baking A. Butter B. Margaring C. Lard D. Shortening
Shortening ???
Substance made up of proteins in wheat flour which give elasticity to dough and structure to bread A. Leavening B. Bran C. Gluten D. Albumen
Gluten ???
When making french bread you would use A. High Gluten Flour B. Pastry Flour C. Cake Flour D. Rye Flour
High Gluten Flour ???
Tough, Rubbery pie dough is a result of A. over-mixing B. under-mixing C. Storage D. Under-baking
Over-Mixing ???
The process of beating fat and sugar together is called A. Scraping B. Cutting in C. Creaming D. Formulating
Cutting in ???
Water for Pie Dough should be A. Boiling B. Warm C. Room Temp D. Ice Cold
Ice Cold
Water for bread dough should be A. Boiling B. Warm C. Room Temp D. Ice Cold
Warm
A soft white (WEAK) flour that would NOT be used in Bread A. Cake flour B. Pastry flour C. High Gluten flour D. Rye Flour
High Gluten Flour ???
Whit stock, Roux, and Seasonings make A. White sauce B. Veloute C. Hollandaise D. Demi-glaze
White Sauce
Stock from Roasted Beef Bones, plus Roux and Seasonings make A. Brown sauce B. White sauce C. Cream Gravy D. Bearnaise Sauce
Brown sauce
Egg yolk, Clarified butter, Lemon juice Vinegar make A. Bechamel B. Espagnole C. Hollandaise D. Marinara
Hollandaise
Bechamel is another name for A. Veloute B. Brown sauce C. Tomato sauce D. White sauce
White Sauce
Espagnole is another name for A. Veloute B. Brown sauce C. Tomato sauce D. White sauce
brown sauce
A thickening agent made from cream and egg yolks A. Roux B. Liaison C. Arrowroot D. Bechamel
Liaison ???
To cook large cuts of meat using HOT DRY AIR A. Broil B. Braise C. Poach D. Roast
roast
To cook smaller cuts of meat by first browning then simmering in stock A. Broil B. Braise C. Poach D. Roast
Braise
To cook quickly in a small amount of fat A. Saute B. Blanch C. Roast D, Deep Fry
Saute
To cook with High Radiant heat from above A. Broil B. Roast C. Bake D. pan fry
Broil
To cook submerged in hot fat A. Saute B. Deep Fry C. Pan Fry D. Pan Broil
deep fry
Cooking method by which water molecules are heated from within the food A. Steam B. Smoke House C. Infra-red D. Microwave
microwave
The temperature at which fat begins to smoke A. coagulation B. danger zone C. Smoke point D. None of the above
smole point
Leaves of certain plants used for seasoning foods A. herbs B. Zest C. Base D. Husk
herbs
The colored outer portion of Citrus Fruit Peel A. Herbs B. Zest C. Bran D.Leaf
Zest
The gathering of all food, equipment, recipe, and supplies before starting a recipe A. Mice en Plac B. Organizing your station C. Being prepared D. all of the above
organizing your station
Bacon is sliced from the A. Belly B. Butt C. Jowl D. Hock
Belly
Primal cut which refers to the whole hind leg of a Hog A. Loin B. Picnic C. Flank D. Ham
Flank
Sub-primal cut which is a narrow muscle that runs along the inside of the spine (most expensive cut) A. Rib B. Sirloin C. Tenderloin D. Shank
Sirloin
Choice, Prime, Select, Canner / Cutter are A. Yields B. Grades C. Primal cuts D. none of the above
Grades
Meat may not be sold commercially unless it has been inspected by A. F.D.A. B. F.B.I. C. C.I.A. D. U.S.D.A.
U.S.D.A.
Dark meat on a chicken or turkey is found where A. Leg B. Wing C. Thigh D. Breast E. A and C F. B and D
A and C
The first rule when entering the kitchen is A. Wash your hands B. Wear your hat C. Be safe D. all of the above
all of the above