Cooking Methods, Heat on Food, Stocks and Sauces
Across
- 3. A well made stock should look like ________when cold.
- 5. Thickening a soup with a roux is an example of ____________.
- 6. Conduction and convection are both examples of ________-________.
- 8. ________is a cooking method that simmers tough meaf time to tendt and vegetables over a long period oerize them.
- 9. __________is used to kill germs on the tables during clean up and soapy water in a bucket is used to clean them.
- 10. A mixture of carrot, celery and onion used to flavour stocks and sauces.
- 11. A mixture of fat and flour in equal parts used to thicken sauces and soups.
- 15. Collagen is a connective tissue that dissolves during low and slow cooking turning it into __________.
- 16. Every fat has a ______-_______ which is the temperature limit when that fat will break down and burn.
- 18. A cooking method used for hearty foods such as pasta and dry beans.
- 20. A clear flavourful liquid made by simmering animal bones and vegetables in water over a long period of time.
- 22. What items should never be put in the dish area.
Down
- 1. Thickening milk with a roux will make a ______sauce.
- 2. Scrambling eggs in a pan is an example of __________.
- 4. When the natural sugars in foods start to brown this is an example of ___________.
- 7. Fats act as a cooking medium for food because they can get so hot and provide a lot of _________ in cooking.
- 12. _______is the best way to gently cook vegetables to retain nutrients.
- 13. A cooking method where medium heat us used to evaporate moisture and concentrate flavour.
- 14. A combination cooking method used for breaking down connective tissue in tough meats.
- 17. Thickening a white stock with a roux will make a _______sauce.
- 18. ________should not be used for high heat sauteing because it has the lowest smoking point.
- 19. What should never be taken out of your pocket in the kitchen.
- 21. When starting a stock the water should always be ____to avoid a cloudy stock.