Across
- 5. the solidifying (or partially so) of a specific liquid, such as eggwhites
- 6. what all liquids predominantly are.
- 9. herbs that easily evaporate and lead to an enhanced aroma and flavour of dishes.
- 11. the green pigment that herbs get their colour from.
- 15. in order to produce aromas, chemicals need to be _____ soluble
- 16. blending, chopping, mashing, and straining are all ways to achieve the soft consistency
- 17. a specific process done to heighten the aromas of spices.
- 19. one of the plainest soups that is NOT clarified with egg whites
Down
- 1. a protein that in spices, will continue to break down the cell structure, releasing fragrant, volatile oils.
- 2. a sauce that's thickened with a butter (or oil) emulsion and egg yolk
- 3. the family in which herbs such as oregano and rosemary sage are under.
- 4. strong, sharp, and often spicy.
- 7. the way that fragrant compounds are to reach sensory receptors in nasal passages.
- 8. what happens when a liquid is brought to a simmer or boil to evaporate the water.
- 9. a sauce usually derived from chicken or veal stock
- 10. usually cooked with a tomato sauce, made of diced carrots, celery, and onions.
- 12. a _____ herb is one that is added at the beginning of cooking a dish.
- 13. vegetables, herbs, and/or spices that have a pleasant smell or flavour to create a foundation for a dish.
- 14. a _____ herb is one that is added at the end of cooking a dish
- 18. a mixture of fat and flour that aid in the thickening process
