Understanding Eggs
Cooking Eggs
Omelettes
Breakfast Foods
Breakfast Meats
200

When cracking open an egg, how can you tell if the egg is fresh?

Egg yolk will stand high; egg whites won't run as much

200

With a few exceptions, eggs should be cooked with _______ heat

Low

200

What color should a perfect omelet be?

Yellow

200

What kind of bread is traditionally used for French Toast

Pullman loaf

200

Most breakfast meat comes from what animal?

Pork / Pig

300

What is the purpose of the chalazae

It holds the yolk in place

300

How long does it take to hard boil an egg?

12-15 minutes

300

Which category of omelet are the fillings cooked in the same pan as the eggs?

Frittata

300

What is the most common flaw in making French Toast? (according to the textbook)

Not soaking the bread long enough

300

Name 1 of the 2 regional breakfast meats discussed in class

Scrapple and Pork Roll/Taylor Ham

400

Give 3 guidelines to whipping egg whites

Make sure there is no fat.

Use room temperature eggs.

Acid will spead up the coagulation.

Sugar will add stability.

Do not overbeat.

400

How do you create the smoothest, creamiest scrambled eggs?

Consistently stir the entire time and pull from heat as soon as eggs set

400

The frittata originated in what country?

Italy

400

3 differences between Waffle batter and pancake batter?

Waffle batter is thicker, contains more fat, and can have added leavening by whipping the egg whites.

400

What is the best way to cook bacon in restaurants?

In an oven. (300-350 degrees for 15-30 minutes)

600

How many ounces is a dozen Jumbo eggs?

30 oz

600

When frying an egg, if you add water to the pan and cover (to induce steam), you are making a ______ egg

Basted

600

Which omelet is created by separating the whites and whipping them into light peaks before recombining with the yolks?

Souffle Omelet

600

If making pancake batter ahead of time, do not use what product?

Baking Soda

600

Canadian Bacon is most similar to what breakfast meat?

Ham

1000

What temperatures do the following coagulate at:

1. Egg Whites

2. Whole Eggs

3. Custards

A. 140-149 degrees

B. 156 degrees

C. 175-185 degrees

1000

A custard baked in a pastry shell is called a:

Quiche

1000

3 parts: French vs American Omelette

1. Which is easier?

2. Explain each's technique

3. What are their shapes?


1. American is easier

2. American / Lift and tilt ; French / Swirl and stir

3. American / Half-moon ; French / Cigar

1000

Name the 7 ingredients found in pancake batter

Flour, Sugar, Salt, Baking Powder/Sugar, Butter, Milk, and Eggs

1000

Breakfast Sausages are available in what three forms?

Links, patties, and bulk

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