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A French term that means “to put everything in place.”

Mise En Place

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The body's main source of energy?

Carbohydrates

150

1 cup contains this many tablespoons?

16

150

This is a wet cooking method involving cooking meats in gently simmering liquids.

Poaching

150

A classic aromatic base of diced onions, carrots, and celery cooked in butter or oil.

Mirepoix

350

Father of Culinary

Chef Auguste Escoffier

350

1 cup of butter equals this many sticks of butter?

2 Sticks

350

This cooking technique involves quickly submerging fruits and vegetables in boiling water and then quickly submerging in an ice bath to stop the cooking process?

Blanching

350

Softening the fibers of meat with a mallet

Tenderizing

350

The savory, rich "fifth taste" found in foods like mushrooms, aged cheese, meat, and soy sauce.

Umami

450

An illness caused by contaminated foods or beverages.

Food Borne Illness

450

It is the number of portions the recipe will make.

Yield

450

What were chicken nuggets called when they were first invented?

Chicken Krispies

450

What are the four main ingredients in ice cream?

Eggs, milk, cream, and sugar

450

A hot water bath used to gently and evenly cook delicate items like custards or cheesecakes.

Bain Marie

550

Tiny single-celled microorganisms that can make people very sick if they find their way to food.

Bacteria

550

Energy from macronutrients in food is measured in units called ...

Calories

550

Which spirit is known to be made from fermented rice?

Sake

550

Which distinct ingredient is used in Italian cheesecakes?

Ricotta Cheese

550

Restaurant slang meaning an item is out of stock or removed from the menu.

86

700

A recipe is a set of instructions for preparing a particular dish, including a list of the ingredients required.

Recipe

700

are substances (solids, liquids, gases, vapors, dust) that can cause harm to humans or the environment through various routes like inhalation, skin contact, or ingestion, leading to immediate issues (burns, irritation, fires, explosions) or long- term problems (cancer, organ damage).

Chemical Hazzards

700

Which ingredients combine to create a ganache?

Whipped Cream and Melted Chocolate

700

What is the culinary term for “according to the menu”?

A La Carte

700

Restaurant slang meaning an item is out of stock or removed from the menu.

Baste

1000

This is the process of eating and absorbing food that your body needs for nourishment.

Nutrition

1000

What iconic meal did McDonald’s introduce in 1968?

Big Mac

1000

Which popular Greek dessert is made from filo pastry?

Baklava

1000

A cooked mixture of equal parts flour and fat used to thicken soups and sauces.

Roux

1000

To spoon or brush pan liquids, fat, or sauce over food while cooking.

Brunoise