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Pot roast

Lg cut of meat cooked by braising

Marbling

fat deposited between muscle tissues

Collagen

connective tissue in meats that dissolve when cooked with moisture

Elastin

connective tissue in meats that does not dissolve when cooked

Primal cuts

Lg cuts of meat to be broken down into smaller cuts

Fabricated cuts

raw near cut in pieces and trimmed

butcher

to kill and dress an animal

offal

"variety meats" hearts, organs, stomach,

Barding

covering the surface of meat with a thin layer of fat


Ex:bacon, pork fatback

larding

inserting strips of fat into lean meats using a larding kneedle. prevents meat from drying out during cooking

Doneness

degree of a meats protein coagulation, determined by internal temp or degree of connective tissue that has broken down

game

animals/birds normally found in the wild

consomme

rich, flavorful stock or broth that has been clarified the make it clear and transparent. very full flavor

Cream soup

Soup thickened with roux, and milk/cream. can be made from veloute/bechamel sauces. usually named after main ingredient: cream of mushroom

Puree soup

soup naturally thicken by pureeing one or more ingredients. not as smooth as cream soups.

bisque

Thickened soup made from shellfish. finished with cream

chowder

hearty soup that pairs fish/shellfish/meat/vegetables, with potatoes, and milk or cream.

clear soup

based on clear/unthickened stock. served plain or garnished with veg/meat

vinaigrette

simple mixture of oil vinegar and seasonings used as is or as base for dressing

Appetizer Salad

Should stimulate appetite: fresh/crisp ingredients, tangy flavorful dressing, appetizing appearance

Bound salad

Mixture of foods held together or bound with dressing/mayo. Chix salad tuna salad etc.

Composed salad

Salad made by arranging 2 or more elements attractively on a plate for decoration. not tossed. main course/app not side dish

4 parts of a salad

1.Base/Underliner: Layer of loose flat leaves or cup shaped iceberg lettuce. to be built upon with other ingredients


2. Body: Main ingredients: Proteins/veg/


3. Garnish: SIMPLE, decorative item added for eye appeal and to compliment flavor.


4. Dressing: Seasoned liquid added for flavor. tart dressing for green leafy salads. Sweet dressing for salads with fruit.

Winterized oil

should be used as base for salad dressing that need to be refrigerated. doesn't clump when cold.

ratio oil to vinegar for vinaigrette

3:1

Quinoa

Grain that is considered a complete protein, contains all 9 essential amino acids

Dauphinoise

Potato dish baked "en casserole" with layers of potatoes, cheese, and cream.

Hominy

Corn, as a grain, that has been treated with lye

Pearled Barley

has to be milled to remove outer layer of bran

4 parts of a grain (which 3 make a whole grain)

Whole grain:


1.Endosperm


2. Germ


3. Bran


_______________________________


4. Husk (Not needed to be a whole grain)

Bulgar Wheat

Cracked wheat used in making cold salad called taboulleh

T/F : egg foam will beat better at room temp

True

T/F : egg yolk primarily consists of albumin protein

False

Yogurt, Sauerkraut, Blue cheese are all examples of what?

Beneficial bacteria

Pathogens produce___________, undesirable bacteria produce ___________.

disease, food spoilage

Bacteria can be killed by

heat and chemicals

Tang

Part of knife in between handle and blade

Heel

Lowest part of blade, by handle

About 75% of muscle tissue or meat is

Water

Elastin in meat can be broken down by

mechanical tenderization

USDA beef grades low to high

Select - Choice - Prime


L H

Temp range for well done piece of beef

160-165 F

Primary cooking method for brisket

Braise

Maillard reaction

caramelization of amino acids in meats when cooking

legume

plant that bears seed pods that split along two opposite side when they ripen. high in protein

Cooking dried legumes

must be rehydrated overnight, simmer

Enriched Rice

Coated with vitamins/minerals after it's milled

Short grain

more starch. Ex: arborio, italian, sushi

Med grain rice

Small, round kernels. Ex: Jasmin

Long grain

Long, slender

Brown Rice

Layer of bran left on, longer cook time

liquid to grain ratio for cooking grains

White Rice - 2:1


Brown Rice - 3:1


Barley - 3.5:1


Arborio - 2.5:1

Cornmeal

Coarsely ground, used for polenta

Cous Cous

Made from semolina wheat, a granular pasta

wheatberries

whole grain of wheat

Storage for grains

cool dry place, tightly sealed container

Lentils

small, lens shaped legume

3 major types legumes

1.Kidney beans


2.peas


3.lentils


4*: other - Lima,lava,chickpeas,soybeans, mung beans

parboiled rice

Long grain rice that has been partially cooked under steam pressure, re-dried, and then milled. most widely used in food service

Arborio rice

italian variety needed for risotto

poop

poopaloop