Cookery - F #3

1. What plating technique provide neat and logical dimension to the plate? There are lines that can be created by the placement of proteins, vegetables, or sauces.

• Landscape

• Vertical and Horizontal Lines

• Stacked Plating

• Classical Plating

2. What plating technique can be done in a linear fashion, a triangular pattern, or even free form style?

• Deconstructed plating

• Free form plating

• Trios

• Futuristic

3. What is an amount of food that is given to one person at a meal?

• Food Presentation

• Plating

• Meal

• Serving Food

4. It is known as the art of presenting food in a way that enhances and improves the appeal of your dishes for your diners.

• Food presentation

• Serving food

• Plating

• Plating Technique

5. It brings height and drama to the presentation by layering the components in a vertical style.

• Classical plating

• Stacked plating

• Free form plating

• Landscape

6. Meal is represented by what colors which contributes to the eye appeal as well as ensuring the nutritional healthiness of the food?

• red, green, black, white and yellow

• red, blue, green, white and yellow

• green, yellow, brown, black and white

• blue, red, white, black and yellow

7. What plating technique is used to create a more fluid approach to food layout and design?

• Deconstructed plating

• Free form plating

• Food on Organic materials

• Arcs, Swooshes and Swirls

8. What is the art of modifying, processing, arranging, or decorating food to enhance its aesthetic appeal?

• Food presentation

• Serving food

• Plating;

• Food concepts

9. What are the plating device used as organic materials?

• wood, metal and stone

• metal, glass and steel

• metal, slate and steel

• wood, slate and stone

10. A plating technique that shows their design thru the golden ratio, a spiral pattern that is found in nature, including snail shells and sunflowers, and used in art and architecture, what is it?

• Arcs, Swooshes, and Swirls

• Alternative receptacles

• Japanese Kaiseki

• Vertical and Horizontal Lines