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Culinary Basics Vocab
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1. A large straight sided pot that is taller than it is wide - used for making stocks or soups
concasse/concasser
stock
stock pot
Onion br
2. A whole peeled onion to which a bay leaf is attached using a clove as a tack
3-compartment sink
degrease/degraisser
onion pique
sauce veloute
3. Brown mirepoix with tomato
cream soup
Appareil/Duxelle
seeding
pincage
4. Bread that is usually rebaked and cut up into squares and seasoned to put on a plate as a garnish
nappe
Protein denaturation
crouton
convection simmer
5. A small bundle of herbs tied with string including bay leaves - parsley - thyme - and leeks
knife steeling
bouquet garni
white mirepoix
peeling
6. Game glace
Glace de Gibier
broth
onion pique
seeding
7. The product that results when a liquid has a large portion of its water removed; intensifies the flavor
caramelization
Manhattan style chowder
reduction
Protein denaturation
8. Refers to the process of darkening of food to a certain degree to bring out flavor in the food
caramelization
reduction
onion soup
Glace de Viande
9. An easy way to strain sauce. In this method - place a clean cheesecloth over a bowl and pour the sauce through the cheesecloth into the bowl. The cloth is then twisted at either end to squeeze out the strained sauce. The cheesecloth catches the unwan
wringing method
mince/mincing
mirepoix
white stock
10. 'everything in place'; a state of mind - and organization in which everything is where it belongs in order to maximize efficiency in the workplace
peeling
FIFO
Paysanne
mise en place
11. A highly reduced stock - broth - or remouillage; very intense flavor; can be added to soups or sauces to richen the flavor and thicken
blanc
glace
gratinee
stock pot
12. Die cut of 1/8 inch around all edges
Protein denaturation
brunoise
chopping
blanc
13. To coat with sauce; consistency of a sauce that will cost the back of a spoon
salt pork
3-compartment sink
nappe
gratinee
14. The combination of lean ground meat - mirepoix - egg whites - herbs and spices - and a form of acid - like a tomato
Clarification
Sec
salt pork
caramelization
15. To cut pieces of roughly the same size
chopping
calvados
caramelization
Glace de Viande
16. Submerging the vegetable in an acidic medium after peeling/cutting will keep these vegetables from browning. Cooking them immediately also prevents them from browning. They should be cooked and cooled in the same liquid
food-mill
crouton
sautoir
blanc
17. A Grand sauce of chicken - fish or veal stock thickened with blonde roux
Glace de Viande
food-mill
batonnet
sauce veloute
18. White bacon is salt-cured pork
Consomme
salt pork
stick blender
shocking
19. A shallow skillet with straight sides and a single long handle - used for sauteing
glace
stock pot
sautoir
gratinee
20. A thick soup
potage
gratinee
sauteuse
Glace de Gibier
21. To cut food into thin strips
medium dice
production knife cuts
sachet d'epice
slicing
22. To draw off a liquid without distributing the sediment or the lower liquid layers
potage
decant
crouton
slicing
23. To skim the impurities from the surface of a cooking liquid - such as a stock or a sauce
mignonette pepper
depouillage
steam jacketed kettles
decant
24. 'first in - first out'; rotation of stock in order to minimize profit loss because of food spoilage
FIFO
fond
Fleurette
mince/mincing
25. Is a type of food topped with cheese or breadcrumbs that is baked or cooked in a salemender
gratinee
reduction
caramelization
nappe
26. Used to create flavors of the aromatics into stock or soup - normally one hour before done; a small cheesecloth sack which contains herbs and spices used to flavor stocks; made up of dried thyme - parsley stems - bay leaves - whole peppercorns - and
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27. A stock made from bones that have already been used for stock. Weaker than the first quality stock - it is often reduced to make a glac
blender
New England-style chowder
Consomme
remouillage
28. To cut ingredients into evenly sized cubes
stock
slicing
rondeau
dice/dicing
29. Removing the skin from an ingredient
peeling
Glace de Viande
white stock
gratinee
30. The process of clarifying a consomme that has gotten cloudy - by using a new clarification
bouillon
steam jacketed kettles
Re-clarify
Glace de Gibier
31. Thickened with flour usually contains pork - potatoes - and dairy - traditional
convection simmer
Consomme
New England-style chowder
Sec
32. Grand sauce of milk thickened with white roux
extraction
calvados
hearty broth
Bechamel
33. To process food by mashing - straining - or chopping it very finely in order to make it smooth paste
puree soups
Glace de Volaille
brunoise
ansul system
34. Vegetables cut in cubes with 3/4 of an inch dimensions
pincage
onion pique
sauce veloute
large dice
35. Gradually pour from one container into another - without disturbing the sediment
Sec
mise en place
stock
decant
36. Is made by heating whole butter until the butterfat begins to separate from the other two components of the whole butter; the milk solids and water
Re-clarify
Fleurette
sauce veloute
clarified butter
37. Top bud portion or spears of vegetable and reserve for garnish
hearty broth
white mirepoix
Fleurette
broth
38. A flavorful liquid that is made by simmering meat in water with aromatics until their flavors are extracted
salt pork
roux
stock
knife steeling
39. Ingredients - such as herbs - spices - vegetables - citrus fruits - wines - and vinegars - used to enhance the flavor and smell of the food
aromatic
Protein denaturation
mince/mincing
knife steeling
40. One of several basic sauce that are used in the preparation of many other small sauce
hearty broth
grand sauce
blanc
3-compartment sink
41. A straight - wide sided pot with two loop handles often used for braising
rondeau
Protein denaturation
Appareil/Duxelle
cream soup
42. Made by charring onion halves - normally accompanied by cloves and a bay leaf; french for 'burnt onion'
Glace de Poisson
grand sauce
Onion br
Raft
43. A sauce made from a browned meat and mirepoix
stock
brown stock
3-compartment sink
steam jacketed kettles
44. Mirepoix that does not include carrots and may include parsnips
white mirepoix
peeling
calvados
blanc
45. White pepper
mignonette pepper
legumes
pulse
salt pork
46. Fish glace
sauce veloute
blanc
Glace de Poisson
concasse/concasser
47. A shallow skillet with sloping sides and a single long handle
sauteuse
pincage
puree soups
roux
48. A cube cut Which is 1/4 inches around each side
stock
wringing method
Raft
small dice
49. To pound or chop coarsely. usually refers to tomatoes that have been peeled and seeded
concasse/concasser
sauteuse
caramelization
pincage
50. To remove the seeds from food
white mirepoix
blanc
seeding
roux