Soups and Sauces
Soups and Sauces Part Deux
Soups and Sauces Part Trois
Knife Cuts
Science Behind Cookies
100

What is a stock?

A flavoured liquid made from bones or vegetables

100

Which soup is commonly made by puréeing ingredients?

Thick soup

100

What is a mother sauce?

A sauce used as a base for other sauces

100

Which knife cut makes thick, square-cut sticks?

Bâtonnet

100

What does baking soda help cookies do?

Rise

200

Which vegetables make up mirepoix?

Carrots, celery, onions

200

A bisque is traditionally made using which ingredient?

Shellfish shells

200

Which ingredients are used to make béchamel?

Milk, blonde roux and bay leaf

200

 What is the size of a medium dice?

1/2 × 1/2 × 1/2 inch

200

What gas is released by the baking soda reaction?

Carbon dioxide

300

About how long can a traditional meat stock simmer?

8 hours

300

What ingredients are often added to chowder?

Milk and potatoes

300

Which sauce uses stock, blonde roux and bay leaf?

Velouté

300

Which cut is also called the matchstick cut?

Allumette

300

Why is butter added to cookies?

to add moisture and texture

400

 How long does fish stock typically cook?

30–40 minutes

400

What is a roux?

Equal parts fat and flour

400

Why sift dry ingredients?

To break up clumps and aerate

400

What is the size of a julienne cut?

1/8 × 1/8 × 2 inches

400

What is the main purpose of creaming butter and sugar?

To add air to the mixture

500

 Which is an example of a clear soup?

Ramen broth

500

Which roux has a dark colour and strong nutty aroma?

Brown roux

500

Which list correctly names all five mother sauces?

Béchamel, velouté, espagnole, tomato, hollandaise

500

 Brunoise is made by cutting which shape into cubes?

Julienne

500

What type of leavening is creaming?

Mechanical