Food Preparation A
Food Preparation B
Cooking Terms A
Cooking Terms B
Combination
100

Combine ingredients together

What is mixing.

100

"everything in it's place"

What is Mise en Place.

100

Cooking with a small amount of fat on a frying pan

What is pan-frying.

100

Cooking quickly, with very little oil, on a frying-pan

What is Saute.

100

To cut into small pieces.

What is chopping

200

To reduce an item by rubbing against sharp edges

What is grating.

200

To strip away the skin or outside of food

What is peeling.

200

To mix ingredients with different densities.

What is folding

200

Cooking with very little oil in a wok.

What is stir-frying

200

To soak food in liquid to flavor and tenderized

What is marinate

300

To cook in the oven with dry heat, usually cakes, bread and cookies

What is bake

300

To cut into narrow long pieces

What is shedding

300

To cook in liquid, usually water. Big bubbles 212F

What is boiling

300

cooking with a direct heat source above food

What is broiling

300

To mix food with a rapid, sweeping stroke

What is whipping

400

To cut into very small pieces

What is mince

400

To fold, press add stretch , to work ingredients into an uniform mass

What is kneading

400

To cook food gently in liquid just below the boiling point

What is simmering

400

To cook using both moist and dry heat

What is braising

400

To coat food in flour, crumbs, or sugar

What is dredging

500

To coat food with a mixture of flour, eggs, crumbs and seasonings

What is breading

500

To mix solid fat and other ingredients like flour or sugar, with a cutting motion

What is cutting-In

500

To cook food by simmering or slow boiling

What is stewing

500

Cooking food in liquid that is just below simmering.

What is poaching

500

To briefly boil a vegetable or fruit, then plunged into ice water.

What is Blanching