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Cooking Techniques
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Subject
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cooking
Instructions:
Answer 37 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. To cut food very finely
Blanching
Poach
Garnish
Mince
2. Moist cooking technique in which you bring liquid to certain temperature and keep it at that temperature while the food cooks
Grilling
Garnish
Boiling
Mince
3. To cut into small pieces of abnormal sizes
Broiling
Smoking
Steaming
chop
4. Use dry heat in closed environment - usually an oven
Baking
Dice
Searing
Poach
5. A form of cooking that uses low heat - long cooking times - and wood smoke for flavor
Moist Cooking Technique
Smoking
Stewing
Carryover Cooking
6. Foods put in boiling water and and partially cooked
Baking
Parboiling
Sauteing
Mince
7. Liquid escapes from pan as vapor
Evaporate
Boiling
Parboiling
chop
8. Using boiling method to partially cook food; involves shocking
Steam
Combination Cooking Technique
Blanching
Smoking
9. Proteins change from liquid or semiliquid state to drier - solid state
Broiling
Coagulate
Carryover Cooking
Parboiling
10. Involves moistening foods with melted fats - pan drippings - or another liquid during the cooking time
Steam
Whip
Cook
Basting
11. A quick - dry cooking technique that uses a small amount of fat or oil in a shallow pan to cook foods; generally w/ delicate or fragile food that cooks quickly; similar to stir fry
Frying
Broiling
Sauteing
Roasting
12. To beat rapidly to add air
Mince
Blanching
Roasting
Whip
13. To distribute fat into a flour mixture using a pastry blender or fork
Cut In
Shocking
Sauteing
Grilling
14. To cook in steam generated by boiling
Dry Cooking Technique
Shocking
Steam
Cut In
15. To cook food directly under a primary heat source; typically vegetables - meat and poultry
Evaporate
Steaming
Broiling
Coagulate
16. To cut into very small cubes
Broiling
Caramelization
Dice
Baking
17. Food cooks slowly and steadily in slightly cooler liquid; should be moist and tender; one of most common moist cooking technique
Changes in cooked food
Blanching
Knead
Simmer
18. To ornament food; it adds eye appeal
Clarify Butter
Knead
Combination Cooking Technique
Garnish
19. To prepare food by adding heat in any form
Cook
Parboiling
Simmer
Combination Cooking Technique
20. Uses liquid instead of oil to create heat and energy that is needed to cook food; boiling - blanch - parboil - simmer - poach -steam
Combination Cooking Technique
Caramelization
Knead
Moist Cooking Technique
21. Uses oil -fat - the radiation of hot air - or metal to transfer heat;baking -smoking -roasting - basting - sauteing - dredging - breading - batter -frying -grilling
Garnish
Coagulate
Dice
Dry Cooking Technique
22. Foods cooked in large amount of fat or oil
Smoking
Frying
Coagulate
Searing
23. Nutrition value - texture - color - aroma and flavor
Carryover Cooking
Dice
Changes in cooked food
Boiling
24. To cook food in a flavorful liquid; covers the food; tender or delicate food such as fish or egg
Poach
Whip
Mince
Clarify Butter
25. To work dough with the heal of your hands
Parboiling
Knead
Poach
Evaporate
26. Completely covered with liquid while cooking; shorter time than braising b/c cut into smaller pieces
Smoking
Stewing
Cook
Coagulate
27. Time it takes for fat and oil to return to present temperature after food has been submerged
Evaporate
Recovery Time
Coagulate
Dice
28. Uses both moist and dry heat cooking techniques; two step process to build upon flavors; braising and stewing
Cook
Steaming
Combination Cooking Technique
Garnish
29. Briefly plunging food in ice water; part of blanching
Roasting
Caramelization
Shocking
Evaporate
30. Long - slow cooking process; can make tough meat more tender; meat seared in pan - and pan deglazed (liquid or water added to remove brown bits of food after searing/sauteing) before; additional stock - sauce - or water added and food cooked on top o
Baking
Dry Cooking Technique
Parboiling
Braising
31. Use dry heat cooking in a closed environment to cook food;include meat and poultry
Roasting
Garnish
Evaporate
Simmer
32. Dry cooking technique for tender food that cooks relatively quickly
Grilling
Sauteing
Whip
Knead
33. Cooking that takes place after you remove something from its heat source
Coagulate
Blanching
Carryover Cooking
Braising
34. The process of cooking sugar to high temperature; creates an aroma
Moist Cooking Technique
Caramelization
Simmer
Searing
35. Cooking veggies or other foods in closed environment filled with water vapor - in pot w/ tight-fitting lid
Stewing
Carryover Cooking
Grilling
Steaming
36. To quickly brown the outside of food at the start of the cooking process; enhances flavor and adds color; juice can be used for sauces
Recovery Time
Searing
Steaming
Garnish
37. To cook by dry heat usually in an oven to purify a hot liquid by removing solids and impurities
Clarify Butter
Cut In
Searing
Steam