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Recipes and Menus

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

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Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is NOT an element which should be on a standardized recipe?

a)

Plating procedures

b)

Nutritional content

c)

Yield

d)

Sanitation procedures

2.

Which of the following is the customary unit of measure most commonly used in commercial kitchens?

a)

Cups

b)

Teaspoons

c)

Liters

d)

Ounces

3.

The amount of usable product, or edible portion, of a food item is known as which of the following?

a)

Garnish

b)

Yield

c)

Albedo

d)

Serving

4.

How should you calculate the edible portion amount for an ingredient?

a)

Divide the price paid by the amount needed in the recipe

b)

Multiply the as purchased amount by the yield percentage

c)

Divide the as purchased amount by the amount in the recipe

d)

Add the yield percentage to the as purchased amount

5.

If you buy one pound of black pepper and your recipe calls for one ounce of black pepper, what unit of measure should you use on your recipe costing card?

a)

Liter

b)

Cup

c)

Pound

d)

Ounce

6.

When creating a recipe costing card, which column should be filled out first?

a)

Yield percentage

b)

Cost per unit

c)

Ingredient

d)

Recipe cost

7.

Which of the following is NOT a step Chef Manske named for controlling food costs?

a)

Buy more than what you need

b)

Check inventory upon arrival

c)

Maintain food storage areas

d)

Rotate inventory

8.

Tom manages a restaurant and has noticed he is throwing away a lot of eggs at the end of each night. According to Chef Manske, what should he do?

a)

Save them and serve them later in a soup

b)

Give them to charity

c)

Replace the chef who is preparing them

d)

Adjust the production schedule or menu

9.

Air conditioning is considered which type of cost?

a)

Implicit cost

b)

Supply cost

c)

Operating cost

d)

Comfort cost

10.

Which of the following is the term used to describe costs which change day to day, week to week and month to month based on business activities?

a)

Fixed costs

b)

Unstable costs

c)

Variable costs

d)

Flexible costs

11.

Kelly and her family went to a restaurant where they ordered a multi-course meal with pre-determined, specific items. The type of menu they used is known as which of the following?

a)

Prix fixe menu

b)

Du jour menu

c)

Table d’hôte menu

d)

Limited menu

12.

If you want to order traditional breakfast foods in the evening, you should go to a restaurant with which type of menu?

a)

Du jour menu

b)

California menu

c)

Unlimited menu

d)

À la carte menu

13.

Which of the following is the most common way to test new menu items?

a)

Have a test panel try the item

b)

Run the item as a special

c)

Offer the item as a complimentary dish

d)

Serve the item to family and friends

14.

Chef Manske said she lists items on a menu in which way?

a)

Most expensive items to least expensive items

b)

Least expensive items to most expensive items

c)

In the order she wants customers to order food

d)

In the order she wants chefs to prepare food

15.

Which of the following units of measure is a metric unit of measure used for dry ingredients?

a)

Liters

b)

Cups

c)

Grams

d)

Ounces

16.

A menu which allows a customer to choose any number and combination of items is known as which of the following?

a)

Table d’hôte menu

b)

California menu

c)

Du jour menu

d)

À la carte menu

17.

Which of the following is an establishment in which you are NOT likely to see a cycle menu?

a)

Hotel restaurant

b)

Hospital cafeteria

c)

Cruise ship dining hall

d)

School cafeteria

18.

Which of the following is the schedule which indicates what needs to be produced each day, how much should be produced, and who is responsible for producing each item?

a)

Budget

b)

Food calendar

c)

Work schedule

d)

Production sheet

19.

What is the primary reason for conducting a physical inventory in a restaurant?

a)

To calculate the cost of goods sold

b)

To prepare for health inspections

c)

To determine employee theft

d)

To update the menu prices

20.

What is the main purpose of a 'sous vide' cooking method?

a)

To cook food quickly at high temperatures

b)

To preserve food for longer periods

c)

To cook food evenly at precisely controlled temperatures

d)

To add smoky flavor to food

21.

Which of the following best describes a 'mise en place' in a professional kitchen?

a)

Organizing and arranging the ingredients

b)

Setting the dining area for service

c)

Planning the kitchen layout

d)

Designing the menu for service

22.

What is the primary function of a 'brigade system' in a professional kitchen?

a)

To manage the kitchen's inventory

b)

To organize the kitchen staff into specific roles and responsibilities

c)

To design the layout of the kitchen for efficiency

d)

To create a menu and pair dishes

23.

Which of the following is a critical factor in achieving the perfect 'Maillard reaction' in cooking?

a)

Low temperature and high humidity

b)

High temperature and low humidity

c)

Use of acidic ingredients

d)

Long cooking times at low temperatures

24.

In professional baking, what is the purpose of 'proofing' dough?

a)

To mix the ingredients thoroughly

b)

To chill the dough before baking

c)

To allow the dough to rise and develop flavor

d)

To knead the dough to develop gluten

25.

Which of the following is the most common method for pricing menu items?

a)

Contribution method

b)

Average check method

c)

Food costing method

d)

Straight mark-up method