WorksheetsCulinary Arts I
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 28mins
Which of the following is NOT considered a vegetable salad?
Chef salad
Coleslaw
Three-bean salad
Tossed salad
What vegetables are most common purchased in dried form?
Beans
Broccoli
Greens
Lettuce
Green vegetables, such as broccoli and spinach, contain the pigment _______ .
Carotene
Flavones
Anthocyanin
Chlorophyll
Carrots and Sweet Potatoes contaion _________, a source of vitamin A.
Chlorophyll
Carotene
Flavons
Anthocanin
Pasteurization
Is a process which evenly spreads fat in the milk.
Is a process which all of the cream has been removed
Is a process by which food product is heated to destroy harmful bacteria.
Is raw milk.
Ultra-high temperature processing is___________?
allows milk to be stored in glass bottles.
Allows milk to be stored without refrigeration.
Allows milk to be sold at the farmers market
All of the above
Butter is made from the __________ of the milk.
Cream
Curds
Whey
ripened
All of the following are dairy products EXCEPT ____________.
Butter
Milk
Cheese
Eggs
Candling is a process which __________________.
Determines the size of an egg.
Determines the quality of an egg.
Determines the cost of an egg.
Determines the nutrition value of an egg.
Eggs are used as an emulsifier when making __________________.
Cakes
Hard Cooked eggs
Mayonnaise
Puddings
Which are the fat soluble vitamins?
A, B, C, D
A, B, E, K
A, D, E, K
B, D,
This technique cuts food into thin slices or slivers.
Shaving
Braising
Grating
peeling
This kitchen tool is used to draw liquids, such as natural meat juices, and then pour it on over cooking food.
Ladle
Spatula
Bulb Baster
Whisk
Being prepared and organized in the kitchen is known as _________.
Microplanning
Mise en place
Kneading
Mise en scene
Beating fat and sugar is called ___________>
creaming
whipping
basting
kneading
After briefly boiling fruits or vegetables, plunging them in ice water is called_______________.
Boiling
Brushing
Dredging
Blanching
Coating food with flour, egg, crumbs and seasoning is called ______________.
Breading
Marinating
Brushing
Basting
To stir vigorously is to ________________.
Knead
Score
Toss
Beat
To peel ____________, place a chef's knife on top of the clove and smash the heel of your hand onto the knife.
Onion
Garlic
Avocado
Tomatoes
Mixing two ingredients with different densities is called __________.
Tossing
Folding
Stirring
Cutting In
Cleaning work surfaces with chlorine, bleach, and water is known as sanitizing.
True
False
A method for coating food with flour, crumbs, or sugar to form a crisp golden crust that seals in moisture is known as coating.
True
False
Yeast is used for baking and fermentation, is produces carbon dioxide that creates bubbles , and we use it to make some breads.
True
False
To shred food (such as cheese), into long, narrow pieces, one would use a turner.
True
False
To blend ingredients with a series of wire loops that are joined at the end one would use a wooden spoon.
True
False
A combination of seasonings is a spice.
True
False
A dried root, stem, or seed of a plant grown mainly in the tropics is a blend.
True
False
Allspice is one spice.
True
False
A salad can be served as an appetizer, main dish, accompaniment, or dessert.
True
False
Mayonnaise is a temporary emulsion because it is not cooked.
True
False
Most casserole must be served immediately after being cooked.
True
False
Most recipes can be adapted to reduce fat and sodium.
True
False
Dried herbs should be used in cooking unless a recipe specifies otherwise.
True
False
Cutting salad greens with a knife can cause bruising.
True
False
An oil and vinegar dressing that separates on standing is an example of a temporary emulsion.
True
False
Stocks are best when prepared on a conventional rang top because long, slow cooking allows flavors to separate.
True
False
Purchasing major kitchen appliances is a long-term investment, so cost is not an important consideration.
True
False
Liquid measrues may be made of glass or metal.
True
False
Using a vegetable peeler helps preserve nutrients.
True
False
An omelet pan is a skillet without sides.
True
False
When making omelets you can tell that the pan is ready when a drop of water dances across the pan.
True
False
When preparing omelets it is important to follow the recipe closely because ingredients must be exactly as the recipe calls for.
True
False
A chef or French knife is a good all-around knife.
True
False
Preparing food from scratch gives you more control over the amount of added fat, sugar, and salt.
True
False
Getting the most nutrition out of calories means frequently choosing forms of foods that are less nutrient dense.
True
False
Canned peaches, frozen corn, and vitamin-fortified cereal are examples of processed foods.
True
False
MyPyramid recommends including small amounts of oils in the diet.
True
False
Fat is a nutrient that is important to the body in small amounts.
True
False
A buffet service is when guest line up to serve themselves from a table that is holding all the food, plates, and and eating utensils.
True
False
The abbreviation on an invitation RSVP, means it is an outdoor picnic.
True
False
