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Baking

Baking is the cooking of food by placing it into a pre – heated oven

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2 accompaniments for roasted pork

1.apple sauce

2. crackling

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What products would we bake in a Bain-marie?

Egg based products

chocolate mousse

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2 types of meat best for roasting

pork

chicken

beef

lamb

gammon

guinea fowl



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A Jus Lie?

A gravy made from the pan juices, stock, a thickening agent and sometimes wine

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1 accompaniment for roast beef

1.horseradish

2.yorkshire pudding

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An associated technique when baking

—Greasing-

Marking

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Brushing

Cooling

Finishing

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spooning over the roasting juices during cooking

Basting

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An associated technique with roasting?

•Stuffing

•Larding/Barding

•Trussing

•Tying

•Basting

•Relaxing before carving

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A trivet?

either a metal rack, vegetables of bones used to keep the joint of meat off the bottom of the roasting tray

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The technique called when we tie a chicken

 To Truss

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The 3 methods of baking

Dry heat, humidity and bain marie

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The temperature of medium rare steak (beef)

63c

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Julienne

thin slices of vegetables

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The temperature we poach at?

95-98c

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brunoise

finely diced vegetables achieved firstly by cutting julienne

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placing a joint of meat on a trivet and flavoured stock and covering with a lid to roast

Pot roasting

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An infused liquid

a liquid that contains other flavours such as aromatics and herbs

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Larding

To thread pieces of fat through a lean cut of meat for roasting.

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An oven that is fan assisted creating an even heat

convection

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Macedoine

Large dice vegetables

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An associated product when roasting?

Gravy (Jus/Jus lie)

Accompaniments

Garnishes

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Mirepoix

rough dice of vegetable, usually carrots, onions and celery

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a consideration when roasting?

1.Pre – heat ovens, to the temperature required and control temperature carefully throughout cooking.

2.Time is important to ensure that the item is cooked to the degree required without drying or burning.

3.The structure of the item must be taken into account, to include the size and weight.

4.Is the item to be roasted on or off the bone (type of product)

5.With red meats what degree of cooking is required (rare, medium or well done).

6.The position of the shelf and the type of oven used (convection).


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The temperatures of the "danger zone"

5c-63c

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