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2-22 Plating & Garnishing

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 3hrs 0mins

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1.

Which term refers to the overall plan for how something will look?

a)

Arrangement

b)

Design

c)

Height

d)

Colors

2.

What does "napping" refer to in culinary terms?

a)

Taking a short rest

b)

Coating food lightly with a thin layer of sauce

c)

Chopping vegetables finely

d)

Baking food in a mold

3.

What are the key elements of color in plate presentation?

a)

Variety, Balance, Freshness

b)

Variety, Complementary, Solid

c)

Variety, Physical, Visual

d)

Variety, Size, Temperature

4.

What should be done if too much food exists for the well of the plate?

a)

Use a smaller plate

b)

Reduce the amount of food

c)

Add more food to the plate

d)

Use a deeper plate

5.

How should sauces be served according to the text?

a)

Only on top of the food

b)

Around or under the food

c)

Mixed with the food

d)

On a separate plate

6.

What is important in platter arrangement besides color variation?

a)

Simplicity

b)

Variety

c)

Complexity

d)

Uniformity

7.

Which of the following is a garnish that can be spun?

a)

Sugar

b)

Butter

c)

Cheese

d)

Flour

8.

What is a common garnish for cream of mushroom soup?

a)

Chopped parsley or chives

b)

Sliced apples

c)

Grilled shrimp

d)

Roasted garlic

9.

When should you place toppings on the soup to prevent them from melting or sinking?

a)

After serving

b)

Immediately before service

c)

During cooking

d)

The day before serving

10.

Gougères are small, finger-sized pastries filled with ingredients such as:

a)

Chocolate and vanilla

b)

Mushrooms, beef, or ham

c)

Strawberries and cream

d)

Cheese and spinach

11.

What is the role of whipped cream in garnishing desserts?

a)

To add color

b)

To add flavor and texture

c)

To increase the size

d)

To change the temperature

12.

True or False: When plating I should always try to add an even-numbered amount of each quantitative component.

a)

True

b)

False