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Basic Chicken Stock Recipe

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the total time required to make the Basic Chicken Stock, including chilling time?

a)

7 hrs 50 mins

b)

2 hrs 30 mins

c)

5 hrs 10 mins

d)

10 hrs 15 mins

2.

Which of the following is NOT listed as an ingredient for Basic Chicken Stock?

a)

Potatoes

b)

Carrots

c)

Celery

d)

Onions

3.

What is the purpose of using a fine-mesh strainer in the recipe?

a)

To strain the stock and remove solids

b)

To chop vegetables

c)

To measure water

d)

To cook the chicken

4.

How many servings does the Basic Chicken Stock recipe make?

a)

12 servings

b)

6 servings

c)

8 servings

d)

4 servings

5.

According to the notes, what effect does using more chicken per four quarts of water have on the stock?

a)

It yields a richer, deeper stock

b)

It makes the stock thinner

c)

It makes the stock sour

d)

It reduces the cooking time

6.

If the stock is thin even after refrigeration, what should you do according to the recipe?

a)

Add optional gelatin solution and bring to a boil

b)

Add more water

c)

Add more salt

d)

Serve immediately

7.

Why might someone choose to add herbs like thyme or bay leaves to the stock?

a)

To enhance the flavor

b)

To thicken the stock

c)

To reduce cooking time

d)

To make it spicy

8.

What is the recommended storage time for the chicken stock in the refrigerator?

a)

Up to 5 days

b)

Up to 1 day

c)

Up to 2 weeks

d)

Up to 1 month

9.

Explain why different chicken parts affect the amount of gelatin in the stock. Use evidence from the notes to support your answer.

a)

Different parts contain varying amounts of gelatin, with wings producing less clean flavor but more gelatin, and breast meat producing a thin, clear stock.

b)

All chicken parts have the same amount of gelatin.

c)

Only bones contribute gelatin to the stock.

d)

Gelatin is only present in the skin of the chicken.

10.

Describe the process for preparing and storing the chicken stock after it has been strained.

a)

Let cool, transfer to containers, refrigerate until chilled, skim off fat, refrigerate up to 5 days or freeze up to 6 months.

b)

Serve immediately after straining.

c)

Add more water and boil again.

d)

Leave uncovered at room temperature.