What's that Term?
Dishes
Abbreviations
Safety
Utensils
100

to mix and move dough with your hands in order to develop the gluten structure of the dough.

knead

100

a dessert or sweet sauce made with milk, eggs, and sugar.


custard

100

tsp

teaspoon

100

a special pad used to handle hot items

pot holder

100

to drain liquid from food

colander

200

to remove the outer skin, rind, or layer from food, usually a piece of fruit or vegetable

peel

200

duck/goose liver delicacy

Foie gras

200

oz

ounces

200

the first thing to do before starting to cook

wash your hands

200

tools ensure that amounts of food are exact in the recipe

measuring cups and spoons

300

to cut food with a knife into 1/8 inch pieces or smaller

mince

300

Greek dish of roasted meat and tomato sandwiched in pita bread

gyro

300

tbs

tablespoon

300

When walking with this tool hold it by the handle with point facing down

knife

300

a tool used to turn over food while cooking

spatula

400

to combine vigorously with a whisk, fork, or electric mixer, often with the goal of adding air to increase the volume of ingredients 

beat

400

roasted bread, garlic, olive oil, onions, and tomato

Bruschetta.

400

lb

pounds

400

the last thing to check when done cooking

make sure oven and stove tops are turned off

400

Lighten and remove large pieces for ingredients like flour

sifter

500

to combine ingredients in a bowl or cooking vessel, often with a rubber spatula or wooden spoon.

stir

500

Mediterranean seafood soup

Bouillabaisse

500

c

cups

500

Don't let cooked food touch where raw food has been

cross contamination

500

A tool used to incorporate air into ingredients

whisk

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