What is the culinary term for a liquid made by simmering bones, meat, vegetables, and other ingredients?

• Stew

• Stock

• Sauce

• Gravy

What is the first principle in preparing a stock?

• Balanced Aromatics

• Patience in Simmering

• Quality Ingredients

• Regular Skimming

Why is it important to begin with fresh, high-quality ingredients when making a stock?

• It's cheaper

• It adds flavor and richness

• It speeds up the cooking process

• It makes the stock thicker

What does the term "Aromatics" refer to in the context of preparing stocks?

• Ingredients that smell good

• Balanced mix of aromatic elements like onions, garlic, and herbs

• Spices used for seasoning

• Ingredients with strong flavors

How does patience in simmering contribute to the flavor of a stock

• It makes the stock thinner

• It extracts flavors, nutrients, and gelatin from the bones

• It speeds up the cooking process

• It adds more impurities to the stock

What is the purpose of regular skimming during the simmering process?

• To speed up the cooking time

• To make the stock cloudier

• To remove impurities and foam from the surface

• To add more ingredients to the stock

Which type of stock is ideal for vegetarian soups, stews, and risottos?

• Chicken Stock

• Beef Stock

• Vegetable Stock

• Fish Stock

What is bone broth known for, in addition to its flavor?

• High spiciness

• High collagen content and health benefits

• Low cooking time

• Richness in vegetables

Which stock is crafted from fish bones, heads, and sometimes shellfish?

• Chicken Stock

• Fish Stock

• Beef Stock

• Vegetable Stock

What is the main ingredient for seafood stock?

• Chicken

• Beef

• Vegetables

• Fish components like shells, fish skin and other marine elements