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Stock and Sauce Quiz

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The essential part of stock that is a mixture of coarsely chopped onions, carrots, and celery is called

a)

mirepoix

b)

aromatics

c)

sachet d'épices

d)

bouquet garni

2.

What liquid is usually used for making stock?

a)

Water

b)

Bouillon

c)

Beef broth

d)

Chicken broth

3.

Roasting bones to enhance the flavor and color of stock is a process known as

a)

sweating

b)

browning

c)

blanching

d)

par-boiling

4.

The ratio of liquid to flavoring ingredients in vegetable stock is

a)

1 lb of vegetables to 1 qt of water to yield 1 qt of stock

b)

2 lbs of vegetables to 4 qts of water to yield 1 qt of stock

c)

11 lbs of vegetables to 5 qts of water to yield 1 gal of stock

d)

8 lbs of vegetables to 6 qts of water to yield 1 gal of stock

5.

After the stock has been stored, it must be degreased before it can be used. This is because

a)

it is easier to heat up degreased stock

b)

the grease will ruin the flavor of the stock, turning it rancid

c)

all of the fat must be skimmed off in order for the stock to be healthful

d)

degreasing makes the stock clearer and purer, while removing some of the fat

6.

Béchamel, velouté, and hollandaise are all called

a)

thickeners

b)

grand sauces

c)

derivative sauces

d)

compound butters

7.

A slurry, a liaison, and a roux are all considered to be

a)

soups

b)

stocks

c)

aromatics

d)

thickeners

8.

What is a mixture of egg yolks and heavy cream that adds a rich flavor and velvety smoothness to the sauce without making it too thick?

a)

Slurry

b)

Liaison

c)

Hollandaise

d)

Compound butter

9.

Stocks, broths, and consommés are all _______ soups.

a)

clear

b)

thick

c)

puréed

d)

bisque

10.

Thick soups can be thickened with _______.

a)

cream

b)

cornstarch

c)

bouquet garni

d)

compound butter

11.

The French term for the preparation of dishes and ingredients before you start cooking.

a)

Mise en Place

b)

Caramelize

c)

Al dente

d)

Saute

12.

Which vegetable cut is small, irregular pieces?

a)

Mince

b)

Dice

c)

Chop

13.
To cut food into large, thick or thin, flat pieces using a sawing motion while gently pressing down is to:
a)
shred
b)
slice
c)
pare
14.

Which vegetable cut measures 1/4" by 1/4" by 2 1/2"?

a)

Julienne

b)

Batonnet

c)

Brunoise

15.

Which vegetable cut measures 1/8" by 1/8" and is made by turning a julienne and cutting the ends?

a)

Brunoise

b)

Batonnet

c)

Dice

16.

Which cut resembles a thin ribbon and is used for leafy vegetables?

a)

Batonnet

b)

Julienne

c)

Chiffonade

17.

What is the round cut for vegetables?

a)

Rondelle

b)

Julienne

c)

Paysanne

18.

What cut is 1/8" x 1/8" by 2 1/2 length?

a)

Julienne

b)

Batonnet

c)

Tournee

19.

What cut is very small and in irregular pieces?

a)

Dice

b)

Brunoise

c)

Mince

20.

What is likely to occur if you use a dull knife?

a)

It will work fine, you just need to press harder

b)

The food will slip and you will cut yourself

c)

There isn't a big difference

21.

How should knives be stored?

a)

Knife kit or roll, knife block or a magnetic strip, separate from other utensils

b)

On the counter top

c)

In the silverware drawer

22.

Why is it important to cut food in uniform shapes and sizes?

a)

So it looks pretty

b)

So food cooks evenly

c)

There isn't a reason

23.

To decorate or embellish food with small, colorful or savory items to enhance the presentation.

a)

Fold

b)

Sift

c)

Knead

d)

Garnish

24.

Which knife cut is thin, flat pieces

a)

Julienne

b)

Slice

c)

Batonnet

25.

When using a knife, the _______________ is the one that is not holding the knife and helps control the size of the cut.

a)

Guiding hand

b)

Claw hand

c)

Head chef