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A commercial spice blend; although several brands are available, |
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The period during which freshly killed meat is allowed to rest so |
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A boneless chicken breast with the first wing bone attached |
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Italian for “to the tooth”; used to describe a food, usually pasta, |
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The principle protein found in egg whites. |
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An intermediary sauce made by adding lemon juice and a liaison to |
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A matchstick cut of 1/8 inch X 1/8 inch X 2 inch; usually used for |
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Restaurant service in which the waiter takes the orders and brings |
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Describes a fish that migrates from saltwater habitat to spawn in |
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Angus Beef, Certified: A brand created in 1978 to distinguish the highest quality beef |
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produced from descendants of the black, hornless Angus cattle of |
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A food added to enhance the natural aromas of another food; |
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A clear jelly usually made from a clarified stock thickened with |
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Natural juices from meat, served with the meat |
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Describes a pie shell or tart shell that is baked unfilled, using |
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Similar to a galantine; usually made by stuffing a deboned poultry |
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Tying thin slices of fat, such as bacon or pork fatback, over meats |
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To moisten the product while cooking to add flavor and to prevent |
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To smooth a mixture or to introduce air into it by using a brisk, |
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A leading sauce made by thickening milk with a white roux and |
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French for “white butter”; an emulsified butter sauce made from |
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A combination of equal amounts by weight of flour and soft, whole |
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French for “black butter”; used to describe whole butter cooked |
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French for “brown butter”; used to describe butter cooked until it is |
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French for “red butter”; an emulsified butter sauce made from |
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A mixing method used to make biscuits, scones and flaky doughs; |
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A soup made from shellfish; classic versions are thickened with |
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To preheat in boiling water or steam; to partially cook |
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A white stew made of a white sauce and meat or poultry that is |
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A mixing method in which two or more ingredients are combined |
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A white powdery layer that sometimes appears on chocolate if the |
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To cook slowly in covered pot or pan with mostly water, until |
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A brown sauce flavored with a reduction of red wine, shallots, |
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Fresh herbs and vegetables tied into a bundle with twine and used |
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A garnish (bouquet) of carefully cut and arranged fresh vegetables. |
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To cook slowly in a covered pot or pan with a small amount of |
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to cat with crumbs, usually fresh bread or cracker crumbs |
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System of staffing a kitchen so that each worker is assigned a set |
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Pieces of meat and vegetables cooked on a skewer |
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Water in meat, fish, or vegetables has been boiled. |
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To give a brown surface to a food by applying high heat |
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A late-morning to early-afternoon meal that takes the place of both |
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Foods cut into cubes of 1/8 inch X 1/8 inch X 1/8 inch; a 1/16 inch |
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Restaurant service in which servers pass foods or drinks arranged |
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To slice boneless meat, poultry or fish nearly in half lengthwise so |
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An hors d’oeuvre consisting of toasted or untoasted bread cut into |
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The process of cooking of cooking sugars; the browning of sugar |
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The cooking that occurs after a food is removed from a heat |
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an oval or round dish, usually earthenware, with close fitting lid |
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A thick, twisted strand of egg white anchoring the yolk in place; |
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French for hunter and used to describe a dish of sautéed chicken, |
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At a foodservices operation, the person responsible for all the |
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French for goat; Any French goat’s milk cheese; usually pure |
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To finely slice or shred leafy vegetables or herbs; Finely cut leafy |
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A conical metal strainer with a perforated metal body; used for |
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A conical metal strainer with a very fine mesh; it is used for |
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A sterol found in animal foods and manufactured by the body to |
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to cut into ¼” to ½” pieces with a knife |
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From the Hindi chatni, it is a condiment made from fruit, vinegar, |
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An Italian or Italian-American stew made with tomatoes and a |
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Purified butter fat; the butter is melted and the water and milk |
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to clear; to separate the milk solids from the fat in butter by heating |
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The irreversible transformation of proteins from a liquid or |
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The apprentice at a foodservices operation following the brigade |
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Fresh or dried fruit cooked in a sugar syrup; A deep, stemmed dish |
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fruit cooked down to paste with liquor in it and spices. |
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A mixture of softened whole butter and flavorings used as a sauce |
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Peeled, seeded and diced tomatoes. |
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The transfer of heat from one item to another through direct |
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A method of preserving meats, especially poultry, associated with |
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A rich stock or broth that has been clarified with a clear meat; |
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The transfer of heat caused by the natural movement of molecules |
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A sauce made from a puree of vegetables or fruit; it may be hot or |
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Water simmered with vegetables, seasonings and an acidic product |
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Small, spherical bits of semolina dough that are rolled, dampened |
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To work one or more foods usually fat and sugar with a spoon, |
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A mixing method in which softened fat and sugar are combined |
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A rich, sweet French custard sauce made with eggs, sugar, vanilla |
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French for burned cream and used to describe a rich custard topped |
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A cultured cream product with a tart, tangy flavor similar to sour |
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A thin, delicate, unleavened griddle cake made with a very thin |
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Any step during the processing of food when a mistake can result |
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A food such as salmon or potatoes that has been pureed and/or |
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Raw vegetables usually served as hors d’oeuvres accompanied by |
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To stir or swirl a liquid in a pan to dissolve cooked food particles |
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French for half-glaze and used to describe a mixture of half brown |
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French for to skim the fat or scum from the surface of a liquid such |
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Cutting into cubes or squares an 1/8th” in size |
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To diminish the strength or flavor of a mixture, usually with water |
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To lightly coat with flour or other fine substances. |
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Coating a food with flour or finely ground crumbs; usually done |
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The fat and juices from a roasting meat |
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Avery hard wheat with high gluten in and gliadin contents; usually |
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Mixture of parsley, chervil, tarragon, and chives all mixed together |
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to attractively decorate a food. |
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method of cooking using intense heat where all the nourishing |
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to reduce to particles by cutting or crushing |
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The fat and juices from a roasting meat |
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Avery hard wheat with high gluten in and gliadin contents; usually |
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A food enclosed in parchment paper or a greased paper wrapper |
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Following the brigade system, the person responsible for the |
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In the United States, the main dish of a meal and often consisting |
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A French leading sauce made of brown stock, Mirepoix and |
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A concentrated liquid usually made from an herb, spice or flower |
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French for smothered and used to describe a stewed dish cooked |
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To cut a large item into smaller portions; it often refers to the |
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The process by which yeast converts sugars to alcohol and carbon |
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First in first out; a system for using and valuing inventory, |
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The ground leaves of the sassafras tree; used in Cajun and Creole |
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Mixture of parsley, chervil, tarragon, and chives all mixed together |
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1.) French for stock. 2.) French for bottom and used to describe the |
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The surface dehydration and discoloration of food that results from |
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1.) Restaurant service in which one waiter (a captain) takes the |
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A roast, rack or chop of meat, especially lamb, from which the |
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An open-faced omelet of Spanish-Italian heritage. |
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At a food services operation is following the brigade system, the |
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A concentrated stock usually made from fish bones and/or shellfish |
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A rich blend of chocolate and heavy cream and, optionally, |
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Following the brigade system; the person responsible for the cold |
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to attractively decorate a food. |
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A French dish of crisp, fried, latticed or waffle-cut potatoes. |
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The process by with starch granules are cooked; they absorb |
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An Italian-style ice-cream that is denser than American style ice- |
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A dark brown, syrupy glaze made by reducing a brown stock; used |
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An elastic like network of proteins created when glutenin and |
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The rich, intricate and elaborate cuisine of the 18th and 19th century |
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An aromatic garnish of chopped parsley, garlic and lemon zest |
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Method of cooking using intense heat where all the nourishing |
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To reduce to particles by cutting or crushing |
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A Louisianan stew like dish of meat, poultry and/or shellfish, okra, |
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Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point; A rigorous system of self |
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The process of hardening an unsaturated fat by adding hydrogen at |
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To steep a seasoning or food in a hot liquid until the liquid absorbs |
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A preservation method in which each individual item of food is |
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Food cut into long, thin, match like strips 1/8 x 1/8 x 2 in |
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A sauce made by thickening brown stock with cornstarch or |
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A menu or labeling term indicating that the product has been |
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A substance used to leaven a dough or batter; it could be natural, |
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Portuguese for vegetables |
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Salmon that is brine cured and then typically cold smoked. |
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