MISE EN PLACE
RECIPES
MEASUREMENTS
COOKING METHODS
TRUE/FALSE
100

 What does “mise en place” mean?

TO PUT THINGS IN PLACE

100

How are ingredients listed in a recipe?

IN THE ORDER THAT THEY WOULD BE USED
100

What type of measuring cup do you use for flour, sugar, or rice?

Dry Measuring Cup

100

 Cooking food in hot water at a full boil is what cooking method?

Wet cooking method

100

Washing your hands properly takes 15-20 seconds

False

200

Where did the term Mise en place originate?

France

200

What is the first thing you do when attempting to follow a recipe to make a dish?

Read the recipe fully

200

What type of measuring tool should you use for milk, oil, or water?

Liquid Measuring Cup

200

Cooking food using dry heat in an oven is what technique?

Baking

200

The danger zone for food safety is 35 F to 145 F 

False (35 F - 140 F)

300

What do you need to do before beginning the mise en place process?

Read your recipe to make sure you have everything needed

300

What part of a recipe is used to control the quantity of food prepared and is often written as “makes 4 servings.?

YIELD

300

Which utensil is used for measuring very small amounts of ingredients like baking soda or salt?

Measuring spoons

300

What’s the cooking technique for cooking meat slowly in liquid at low heat to tenderize it.

Slow cooking

300

Mise en place can be used outside of the kitchen

True

400

Name 3 tasks you have to do mise en place?

Read recipe

Gather ingredients

Gather materials/equipment/tools

Measure out ingredients

Cut/Chop


400

What are the 7 parts in a recipe?

Product name, yield, portion size, ingredient

quantity, preparation procedures,

cooking time, and temperature.

400

What is the correct technique for measuring brown sugar?

Scoop in w/ a spoon, compress it or pack it in the dry measuring cup

400

Which Cooking Technique uses Dry & Direct Heat

Grilling

400

Water boiling point is 150 F

False

500

What tools do you need for this Burger recipe?

Scale, bread board, knife, pan, spatula, Tbsp, Tsp

500

A recipe calls for 1 1/2 c of sugar, how much sugar would you need if you want to cut the recipe in 1/2?

3/4 c sugar

500

How do you level dry ingredients?

Removing the excess by scraping it off the top w/ a straight edge tool such as a leveler or back of a butter knife

500

Name 2 healthy Cooking Methods

Steaming, Sauté, & Grilling

500

FISH, VEGESTABLES, EGGS, AND CHICKEN BREAST CAN ALL BE POACHED

FALSE (ONLY DELICATE ITEMS SUCH AS FISH & EGGS) CAN BE POACHED

600

Name at least 3 risks of poor Mise en Place'ing? 

Increased mistakes or accidents

Recipe won't turn out right

Recipe will take longer to make

You find that you don't have everything you need when you start cooking

600

What's the difference between a Formula and Recipe?

Recipes are step by step guides to create a dish, followed by a method for combining ingredients. Personal touches or preferences can be added or substituted.

Formula is a structured approach often seen in scientific or technical. 

formula provide strict guidelines & specific ratios that must be followed to achieve consistent results

Example: Breads, Cakes, etc.

600

What is the conversion factor? (hint: # of servings or yield in original recipe is included)

The number that consists of dividing the yield you want by the existing yield in the original recipe

600

Define the Braising technique

Searing meat at a high temperature, then cooking in a pot to cook by submerging it in a liquid

600

Fruits, Vegestables, and fresh salads should be stored in the of the refrigerator?

False (Eggs, seafood & raw meats should be stored at the bottom)