level 1 lesson 1 Flashcards

(48 cards)

1
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poissonnier

A

ched responsible for the cleaning andpreparation of all fish and their sauces

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2
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garde manger

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pantry chef, cold dishes including salads and dressings

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3
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entremetier (ahntruhmeteeyay)

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chef for soups veg, starch and egg dishes

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4
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potager ( poetazhay)

A

soup cook

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5
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legumier ( legyoomeyay)

A

veg cook

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6
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patissier (pahteessyay)

A

pastry chef

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7
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boulanger ( boolawnzhay)

A

bread baker

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8
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saucier

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sauce chef

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9
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chef de partie

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station chefs under supervision of the sous chef , responsible for food production in one of the kitchens stations

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10
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brigade system

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staff memebers in classical kitchens calls brigade and the system they work in called ..

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11
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georges auguste escoffier

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invented brigade system

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12
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who invented the brigade system

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georges auguste escoffier

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13
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chef de cusine

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manager responsible for food production, including menu planning , training and scheduling staff

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14
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sous chef

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assistant under the chef de cuisinesupervising production and production staff

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15
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expediter

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recieving orders from the dining room and relaying them to the carious station cooks,

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16
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sous chefs often serve as…

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expediter

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17
Q

grillardin ( greeyardan)

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chef preparing broiled or grilled foods

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18
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friturier

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chef preparing fried foods

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19
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poele

A

shallow pan with sloping sides

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20
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chinois

A

conical strainer, china caps

21
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rondeau

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large round shallow pan with two handles used for searing braising and stweing

22
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marmites

A

tall stockpots

23
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rotissoire

A

used for oven roasting meats and roasting bones, large rectangular bottom pan

24
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russe

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tall straight sided saucepan

25
sateuse
round shallow pan with sloping sides used for sauteeing
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sautoir ( sootya)
medium round shallow pan with straight sides used for sauteeing or making sauces
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poste de travail
work area , standard way of arranging ones tools food and cutting board for efficent work. unprepared veg on left, prepared on right catching the peelings at center
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mise en place
put in place, preparation and assembly of ingredients for cooking
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lavage
veg washing process
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epluchage
peeling process
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taillage
practige of cutting veg into uniform size and shape
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emincer
to thinly slice food
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ciseler
to finally dice onions and shallotsinto small cubes
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tronconner ( tronsoney)
to cut food into segments 4-7cm long
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parer
to trim round sides of peeled washed and tronsoneed veg to obtain flat surfaces so that even veg pieve may be cut
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tranches
standard slices into which items are cut during intiatial stage of taillage
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batonnet
smaller sticks of veg cut from tanches
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jardiniere
battoneet l 4-5cm by .5 cm
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julienne
6-7cm by 1-2mm
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macedoine
cut from jardiniere veg .5 by .5cm
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brunoise
from juliene smaller dice, 1-2mm by 1-2mm
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paysanne
cut from jardiniere
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mirepoix
consistently sized unshaped chunks used as aromatic elements fro flavor the final product
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chiffonade
cutting produces thin strips or ribbosn of herbs or leafy veg
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concasser
to chop coarsely
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hacher
to finaly mince herb sprigs in small bunches
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veg a l`anglaise
technique used for cooking veg prior to servie
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veg a l`etuvee
to prepare veg to order, or la minute