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WorksheetsCA1 - Final Examination
Total questions: 75
Worksheet time: 1hrs 15mins
If you are preparing food for a cocktail party, make sure that your appetizers or hor d’oeurves are (a) only.
What are the examples of types of appetizer
Crudite
Aperitifs
Canape
Gyoza
Other than greens, salads can be composed of the following:
vegetables, nuts, and protein
protein, sugar, salt
bacon, eggs, pods
oils, fats, grains
raw vegetables cut into bite-sized pieces
pate
crudite
crostini
canape
when making a clarification, what ingredient would NOT be used?
lemon juice
cream
egg whites
ground vegetables
A consomme is different then a broth because a consomme uses what?
cold liquids
a clarification
garnishes
a brown stock
Parts of the canapé:
Dressing Base Spread Topping Garnish
Sauce, Tapa, Antipasto, Appetiser
Base, spread, topping, garnish, glaze
Butter, smoked salmon, dill, cream cheese
What is another name for flavoured butters?
Clarified butter
Whipped butter
Compound butter
Creamed butter
BROTH IS:
Provide both flavor and nutrition
A liquid made from simmered meat and vegetables.
Made from clear stock or broth.
A concentrated, clear soup made from a rich broth.
SPECIALTY SOUP:
A specialty soup that may be cooked or uncooked and then chilled.
soups include a thickening agent, such as roux; cream; or a vegetable purée.
made with cooked vegetables that are sometimes puréed.
soup that highlights a specific region, or reflects the use of special ingredients or techniques.
CREAM SOUPS:
A specialty soup that may be cooked or uncooked and then chilled.
A specialty soup made from fish, seafood, or vegetables.
A soup that highlights a specific region, or reflects the use of special ingredients or techniques.
Thick soups include a thickening agent, such as roux; cream; or a vegetable purée.
BISQUE:
A velvety-smooth thick soup.
A specialty soup that may be cooked or uncooked and then chilled.
A specialty soup made from fish, seafood, or vegetables.
A soup that highlights a specific region, or reflects the use of special ingredients or techniques.
Soups provide flavor but not nutrition to a meal.
TRUE
FALSE
A strong flavor is the most important characteristic of a consommé.
TRUE
FALSE
Specialty soups include bisque's, chowders, and cold soups
TRUE
FALSE
The flavor and texture of the garnish doesn’t always need to complement the soup.
TRUE
FALSE
When cooking large batches of thick soup, cool and refrigerate the soup before you add milk or cream.
TRUE
FALSE
Appetizers can be passed, plated, or part of a buffet line.
TRUE
FALSE
Salads that can be served as a full meal because it contains substantial portion of meat, poultry, seafood’s, fruits and vegetables.
Side Dish Salad
Separate Course Salad
Entree Salad
Appetizers Salad
A seasoned liquid or semi liquid added to the body of the salad to give added flavor, tartness, spiciness and moistness.
Base
Body
Garnish
Dressing
A main dish salad always contains some type of
Lettuce
Vegetable
Mirepoix
Protein
A layer of salad greens that lines the plate or bowl in which the salad would be served.
Garnish
Base
Dressing
Body
This salad is known as a side salad and it accompanies the main course.
Starter salad
Fruit salad
Intermezzo salad
Accompaniment salad
This type of salad is a "Sweet" ending to a meal.
Appetizer salad
Side salad
Accompaniment salad
Dessert
Visually enhancing the appearance of a salad while also complementing the overall taste.
Base
Body
Dressing
Garnish
It is placed on top of the base so the garnish sticks to it without falling off.
Base
Topping
Filling
Spread
An example of a bound salad would be...
Potato salad
Chef salad
Tossed green salad
jello salad
When making dressing, an "emulsifier" helps to liquids that don't mix together such as oil and vinegar, be able to stay together.
True
Fals
Which type of salad is this?
Bound salad
Tossed salad
Composed salad
Dessert salad
Which of the following ingredients is not used in making French dressing?
Egg Yolk
Oil
Sugar
Vinegar
A simple oil and vinegar dressing is called __________ because the two liquids always separate after being shaken.
Permanent Emulsion
Temporary Emulsion
Gelatinization
None of the above
It is an essential ingredient in mayonnaise and other emulsifier dressings.
Egg Yolk
Egg White
Gluten
Vinegar
What is the mother sauce called that is basically white stock thickened with a blond roux?
Veloute
Bechamel
Espagnole
Hollandaise
What are the main ingredients in a béchamel sauce?
Milk, butter & flour
White stock, butter & flour
Brown stock, roux and bouquet garni
Egg yolks, butter, lemon, hot sauce
What does the term 'mise en place' literally translate to
getting into place
lets begin
to be prepared
putting into place
A mother sauce made from milk and white roux.
hollandaise
alfredo
bechamel
espagnole
A mother sauce made from brown stock and brown roux.
veloute
espagnole
bechamel
hollandaise
Mother sauce that is an emulsion made from eggs, butter, and lemon.
hollandaise
bechamel
espagnole
tomato
1. As a chef of a fine dining restaurant, Genie simmers meat, fish, and vegetables. Which of the following liquids is a by-product after the different food stuffs have been simmered?
Glaze
Sauce
Stock
Water
What is the assortment of fresh herbs and aromatic ingredients tied in a bundle with string so it can be removed easily from the stock?
Bouquet Chou-fluer
Bouquet Garni
Bouquet les courges
Bouquet Lepinard
Which of the following helps dissolve tissues, and extract flavor and body from bones?
Acid
Bones
Mirepoix
Scraps
In sauce making it considered a very important step in order to produce a smooth, lump free sauce, what is it?
Deglazing
Reduction
Reformation
Straining
They are referred to in French as fonds de cuisine.
Stocks
Soups
Sauces
None of the above
What should you do to the scum that rises on the surface during stock making?
Mixed
Skimmed
Just let it stay there.
None of the above
The overall plan for how something will look is called
arrangement
design
shape
texture
when creating the design for a dish, how many colors on the plate is usually enough
1
2
3
4
How something feels or its visible surface characteristics refers to the item's
design
color
texture
garnish
When should a dish be garnished?
after the dish is served
right before serving
before the main ingredient is plated
before being held for future service
Essentials of food presentation includes the following
visual appeal
good preparation techniques
professional work habits
good cooking skills
Main ingredient for stock-making
water
herbs and spices
bones
mirepoix
Tomatoes are the usual acid added into fish stock.
true
false
A stock made from the bones that have already been used once to make a stock.
brown stock
clarified stock
deglaze
remouilage
¡is a stock that has been reduces until it will coat the back of a spoon. It is solid and rubbery when refrigerated.
brown stock
clarified stock
glaze
remouilage
In plating, starches are placed between 1 to 3 o'clock position.
true
false
Standard portion of an appetizer soup is
4-6 oz.
6-8 oz.
8-10 oz
10-12 oz.
A refreshing salad after a wonderful entrée to cleanse the palate and get ready for the dessert.
accompaniment salad
side salad
separate course salad
composed salad
Basic vinaigrette is the same with French dressing made from a mixture of oil, vinegar, and seasonings
true
false
A group of appetizers made with seafood or fruits usually served on a bed of crushed ice is called ___
canape
crudite
relishes
cocktail
Spanish term for appetizer that comes in bite-sized pieces.
canapes
antipasto
hors d'oeuvres
tapas
It refers to the salted roe or eggs of the sturgeon often used as garnish for canapes.
relishes
caviar
tapas
bruschetta
French term which means foods either solid or liquid that are served at the beginning of the meal
canapes
antipasto
hors d'oeuvres
tapas
