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used to slice foods more evenly and uniformly |
Slicer |
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Small broiler, used for browning or glazing |
Salamander |
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Flat heated surfaces |
Grills |
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Designed for thick sandwiches |
Deli knife |
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Used to puree, emulsify, chop and blend things in the kitchen |
Blender |
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comes in various lengths of 6, 8, 10 and 12 inches |
Chef's knives |
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used to cut smaller to meduim sandwiches |
sandwich knife |
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used for draining pasta and vegetables |
Colander |
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a small flat, rounded blade utensil used to apply food spreads |
sandwich spatula |
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designed to slice lettuce without causing the edges to turn brown |
Lettuce knife |
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used to separate liquid from solid |
Strainer |
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the base or foundation of sandwich |
bread |
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Chicken, turkey breast characterized by delicate golden brown surfaces |
Poultry |
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Like mayonnaise, mustard and butter, moisten the bread and compliment flavors |
Spread |
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Fresh or dried fruits, jelly, jam, peanut butter |
Miscellaneous |
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Like olive oil, relishes, chutney give a lift to a sandwich |
Condiments |
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should be crisped and proportion to size of sandwich |
Vegetables |
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Act as binder, moistener of other ingredients, should be refrigerated to avoid drying out |
Cheese |
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are tuna, sardines, grilled and fried fish fillets |
Fish and shellfish |
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Maybe pork, beef, ham, lamb, sausage, and salami |
Meat |
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the part upon whick the ingredients are placed |
the structure of base |
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binds the sandwich providing an improvement, acts as a protective layer stacked |
Moistening agent |
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heart of the sandwich, consists of one or more ingredients that are stacked |
Filling |
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include hamburger buns and rolls |
Sandwich rolls |
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works well for grilled sandwiches |
French and Italian bread |
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refers to bread that use yeast as a leavener |
Yeast bread |
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bread might even be made using grains |
Multi grain |
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stronger tasting bread than white and whole wheat |
Rye |
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warm, sweet, slightly peppery aroma |
Caraway seed |
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long rectangular loaves, most versatile sandwich bread |
white bread |
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Bread made from usually unleavened dough |
flat breads |
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italian flat bread |
Focaccia |
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flat bread native to central america and spain |
Tortillas |
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Soft and pillow like flat breads from india |
Naan |
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slightly leavened flat bread native from Mediterranean region |
Pita |
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large and unleavened flat brean from armenia |
lavash |
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traditionally cooked from a concave griddle |
Roti |
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raised by chemical action of baking soda or powder |
Quick breads |
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example of quick breads |
carrot cake biscuits Banana bread |
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used for quesadillas and burritos |
tortillas |
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either whole wheat or spinach flavor |
sandwich wraps |