WorksheetsMidterm exam Sem 1- Stocks, soups, Sauces, Herbs & spices.
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
What ingredient makes a sauce thick and delicious?
The vegetables.
The liquid when cool.
A roux.
The meat and its juices.
Where does the main flavor in a broth or stock come from? Select all that apply.
The bones.
The vegetables.
The liquid.
The aromatics.
Do you know what a mirepoix is?
A mixture of celery, onion, tomato, and garlic.
A flavor base made of sautéed onions and garlic.
A combination of different vegetables.
A flavor base made of celery, carrots, and onion.
What is a classic béchamel sauce made of?
Vegetables and meat mixed together.
A roux and a vegetable stock.
White Roux & Milk.
White Roux & Vegetables.
Is Chicken Noodle Soup a Thick Soup?
True
False
Select all the basic ingredients needed to make a cheese sauce.
Flour & Fat (Roux)
cheese (any kind that melts easily)
Liquid (cream or milk)
Tomatoes (canned or fresh)
When is a sauce at the perfect thickness?
slides off the spoon
globs onto the spoon
coats the back of a spoon
Which dish is best paired with Hollandaise sauce?
Eggs benedict
Mac and Cheese
Mashed Potatoes
Pasta
What are the two general categories of soups?
Clear and thick
Light and dark
Brown and white
Broths and consummes
1. When meat, fish, and vegetables are simmered, which liquid is produced as a by-product?
Glaze
Sauce
Stock
Water
Which of these is not in a classic mirepoix?
Celery
Carrots
Garlic
Onion
What is the name of the bundle of herbs and ingredients that can be easily removed from a simmering pot?
Bouquet Chou-fluer
Bouquet Garni
Bouquet les courges
Bouquet Lepinard
Which sauce is made with a brown roux, margarine or butter, and brown stock?
Espagnole
Hollandaise
Tomato
White sauce
What should you do with the scum that rises while making stock?
Mix it in
Skim it off
Let it stay there
None of the above
Which of these are the five legendary sauces used to create other sauces?
Father Sauce
Mother Sauce
Sister Sauce
Brother Sauce
Why shouldn't we let stock boil?
boiling agitates the ingredients, causing cloudiness
it would cook too fast
the fat will sink to the bottom
the liquid will boil out
What happens to stock when it is chilled?
last in the fridge for a year
separate when chilled
become a gel when chilled
thicken when chilled
What do we call cornstarch mixed with a cold liquid?
slurry
liaison
roux
brown sauce
Which sauce is an emulsion of eggs, butter, and lemon?
veloute
brown sauce/espagnole
hollandaise sauce
tomato sauce
Emma says a thick soup always has a thickening agent like cream or pureed ingredients. Is she right?
true
false
Which of these is not a Mother Sauce?
Brown sauce
Tomato sauce
Bernaise sauce
Hollandaise sauce
Grace and Luna want to make a stock using roasted bones, meat, and vegetables. What type of stock is this?
White Stock
Broth
Brown Stock
Soup
What magical role does a sauce play in a dish?
Adds texture, visual appeal, complimentary flavors, moisture
Texture, Body, Color, Consistency, Translucency
Add moisture
Adds flavor
What is the correct ratio of flour to butter (fat) for making a roux?
1:1 Flour : Butter(Fat)
1:2 Flour : Butter(Fat)
1:3 Butter(Fat) : Flour
2:1 Flour : Butter(Fat)
Which highly flavored stock is made with fish bones?
Fumet
Glace
Remouillage
Court bouillon
Which soup is traditionally made from shellfish?
chowder
bisque
cold soup
cream soup
Which classic dish is made with milk, bacon, onions, and potatoes, resulting in a thick, hearty meal?
chowder
bisque
cold soup
cream soup
What cooking technique is used to loosen browned bits stuck to a pan?
Mix
Fold
Puree
Deglaze
What do you do with the main ingredients to make soup?
Mix
Fold
Puree
Deglaze
Which mother sauce is made from white stock thickened with a blond roux?
Veloute
Bechamel
Espagnole
Hollandaise
Which parts of a plant are called bark, buds, roots, fruit, or seeds?
Seasonings
Flavorings
Herbs
Spices
Which common herb from the mint family is used in both Italian and Thai recipes?
Rosemary
Basil
Oregano
Dill
Which spice, found from an underground root, is used in Caribbean, Asian, Indian, and Latin American cuisines?
Cilantro
Oregano
Ginger
Nutmeg
Which herb is commonly used in pickling and canning?
Dill
Basil
Rosemary
Thyme
How should you store dried herbs and spices to keep them fresh?
In a cool, dry place
In the fridge
On the counter
It doesn't matter
How should you store fresh herbs and spices to keep them fresh?
In a cool, dry place
In the fridge
On the counter
It doesn't matter
Which spice is known for adding flavor to both sweet and savory dishes?
Cumin
Cayenne
Cinnamon
Basil
Which part of the coriander plant gives a pungent, herbaceous flavor?
Cilantro
Basil
Thyme
Sage
Which herb is strong and piney, perfect for eggs, beans, potatoes, and grilled meats?
Thyme
Rosemary
Cilantro
Mint
Which herb with a delicate onion flavor is used as a garnish?
Parsely
Chives
Oregano
Rosemary
This herb has a strong flavor and is used with lamb, peas, potatoes, and chocolate. What is it?
Saffron
Mint
Fenugreek
Basil
Which herb is usually removed before serving a dish?
Pepper
Bay Leaf
Alspice
Nutmet
Which spice, known for its nutty and slightly sweet flavor, is often used in holiday desserts like pumpkin pie?
Ginger
Nutmeg
Anise
Cloves
Which of these spices is the most expensive?
Rosemary
Saffron
Thyme
Cloves
Which herb is often used as a bright green garnish in many European dishes?
Thyme
Parsley
Sage
Cilantro
When should you add fresh herbs to a dish?
At the beginning of the cooking process.
Towards the end of the cooking process.
Which herbs are more potent and concentrated, so you need less of them?
Fresh Herbs
Dried Herbs
Spicy Herbs
Sweet Herbs
Which part of an aromatic plant is used in cooking?
herb
spice
seasoning
garnish
Which herb's name comes from the Latin word 'salia' meaning 'to save'?
Lovage
Sage
Nigella
Borage
What step is important for making a smooth, lump-free sauce?
Deglazing
Reduction
Reformation
Straining
