Simple Dishes/Use Food Preparation Equipment Flashcards

1
Q

What are some types of knives?

A
  • Chef knife
  • Paring knife
  • Palette knife
  • Bread knife
  • Peeling knife
  • Filet knife
  • Boning knife
  • Cleaver knife
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2
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What are the parts of a knife starting from the handle to the end of the blade?

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  • Handle
  • Rivets
  • Bolster
  • Heel
  • Spine
  • Tip
  • Point
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3
Q

What are the two types of knife blades?

A

Stamped and forged

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4
Q

How do you sharpen a knife?

A

• Put the blade at a 15 degree angle from the
sharpening steel
• Starting at the heel of the knife, draw the
knife down one side of the steel, then move it
to the other side.
• Continue alternating sides while drawing the
knife down against the steel.

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5
Q

What are the four ways to store knives?

A
  • In a block or dock
  • Under a cabinet
  • In a drawer dock
  • On the wall with a magnetic strip
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6
Q

What are five safety considerations when handling a knife?

A
  • Blunt knife
  • Incorrect knife grip
  • Wrong knife
  • Incorrect grip on food being cut
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7
Q

Define:
Mise en place

A

‘everything is in place’
All preparation done before a service period

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8
Q

What are some examples of simple dishes?

A

Fish + chips
Hamburger
Pizza
Fried chicken
Pies

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9
Q

What should be included on a standard recipe card?

A
  • Name of recipe
  • Ingredients
  • Amount of ingredients
  • Preparation for each ingredient
  • Preparation procedure
  • Equipment
  • Time taken to prep
  • Time taken to cook
  • Units
  • Cost per unit
  • Total costs
  • Number of portion and portion size
  • Yield
  • Notes
  • Recipe number
  • Date costed
  • Source
  • Cost per portion
  • Food cost percentage
  • Selling price
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10
Q

Good workflow in a kitchen maintains ___ and increases _____

A
  1. safety
  2. productivity
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11
Q

How do you keep optimum stock levels?

A
  • stock rotation system
  • monitor customers requirements
  • organised staff
  • reliable and consistent supplier
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12
Q

What is reconstituting foods?

A

Putting moisture back into foods
- put dry food in a liquid (water, oil, milk)

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13
Q

What is thawing foods?

A

Defrosting foods
- Put foods in fridge or microwave

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14
Q

What is re-thermalising foods

A

Re-heating foods
- Put food in microwave, convection or
combination oven

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15
Q

What are the guidelines for storing potentially hazardous foods?

A
  • Stored separately from other foods
  • 5˚C or lower
  • or frozen at -18˚C
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16
Q

Why do we use standard recipe cards?

A

o Consistent standard in food production
o Control portion size
o Establish correct cost and pricing
o Write accurate food orders
o Assist training new staff

17
Q

What makes a simple dish a simple dish?

A

o small number of ingredients
o require one or limited no. of cooking &
prep techniques
o may be prepared off-site and re-
thermalised

18
Q

List cookery methods

A
  • Baking
  • Boiling
  • Braising
  • Deep + shallow frying
  • Grilling
  • Poaching
  • Steaming
19
Q

Is presentation as important as taste and aroma?

A

Yes

20
Q

List the guidelines of presenting food

A
  • Clean plate
  • Size and shape of plate
  • Colour of plate
  • Placement of foods
21
Q

What does garnish add presentation wise to a dish?

A
  • Interest
  • colour
  • Texture
  • Taste
  • Shape
22
Q

What are utensils?

A

Hand tools or small hand-held pieces of equipment without motors

23
Q

What are mechanical equipment?

A
  • Food processors
  • Electric mixers
  • Blenders
  • Slicers
24
Q

What are fixed equipment?

A

Large, mechanical items that are fixed or not portable

25
Q

Identify the types of food products

A
  • Dairy
  • Dough + yeast
  • Dry goods
  • Fruit + veggies
  • Meat + poultry
  • Seafood
  • Pastry
  • General food items