Pies
Specialty Desserts
Cheese & Dairy
Dairy/Fruits
Fruits
100
The main ingredients used to make pie dough.
What are flour, fat, and water?
100
Comes in either custard or American style and is one of the most versatile frozen desserts?
What is ice cream?
100
All ripened cheese should be served at room temperature.
What is True?
100
A process in which milk is heated to a specific temperature to kill harmful bacteria.
What is pasteurization?
100
Are juicy and thin-skinned with tiny seeds, examples include blackberries, blueberries and strawberries.
What are Berries?
200
Basic pie dough that refers to the weight of the flour, fat, and water.
What is 3-2-1 dough?
200
Is used as an intermezzo between courses at a formal meal?
What is sorbet?
200
You may use the same knife when serving different types of cheese.
What is False?
200
A process that permanently and evenly distributes the butterfat in milk.
What is homogenization?
200
Have soft flesh, thin skin, and one pit, or stone, examples include peaches, plums, and cherries.
What are drupes?
300
Considered the best fat for making pie dough because of its high melting point and consistent quality.
What is shortening?
300
A frozen dessert that combines fruit juices, sugar, water, and a small amount of cream or milk to increase smoothness and volume.
What is sherbet?
300
To save time it is a good idea to pre-slice cheese before serving.
What is False?
300
Dairy product with the highest percentage of butterfat.
What is butter?
300
Are firm, thin-skinned and grow on trees, examples include apples and pears.
What are Pomes?
400
The decorative top crust used for two-crust pies.
What is lattice crust?
400
Includes the typical ingredients for American ice cream with the addition of yogurt.
What is frozen yogurt?
400
Cheese that is not adequately wrapped will pick up flavors and odors of other foods in the refirgerator.
What is True?
400
Have a thick, firm rind covered by a thin layer of colored skin, called the zest, examples include oranges, limes, and grapefruit.
What are Citrus Fruits?
400
Grow in clusters on vines and are almost always eaten raw, examples include green and red grapes.
What are Grapes?
500
Pie served with a scoop of ice cream.
What is pie a la mode?
500
Is made of whipped cream, gelatin, and a flavored custard sauce.
What is a Bavarian?
500
Milk that contains all of the butterfat (about 3.5%).
What is whole milk?
500
Have a netted skin or a smooth rind that range in color from creamy to jade green, examples include cantaloupe and honeydew.
What are Melons?
500
Grow in hot, tropical regions of the world, examples include bananas, papaya, and kiwi.
What are Tropical Fruits?
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