Sauces, Garnishes & Exotic Fruits Flashcards

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True or False - Sauces add colour and flavour to the dessert.

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True

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Cream-based sauces are usually thickened with what?

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Eggs

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Creme Anglaise is type of ________.

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Cream Sauce

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What thickening agent is derived from apples?

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Pectin

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True or False - Cooked coulis have a longer shelf life.

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True

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What fruits will not thicken with gelatin?

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Fruits containing a proteolytic enzyme, such as pineapple, cannot be thickened with gelatin.

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A gelee is usually thickened with what?

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Gelatin

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Caramelization occurs at what temperature?

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160C

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Butterscotch sauce uses what type of sugar?

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Brown Sugar

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A combination of egg yolk and syrup is known as?

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Sabayon

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Zabaglione is traditionally Italian and uses _____.

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Marsala Wine

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What ingredient helps to stabilize a foam?

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Lecithin

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True or False - Garnishes help improve presentation.

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True

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True or False - All garnishes on a plate do not need to be edible.

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False

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Cape gooseberry is also known as ______.

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Physalis, ChineseWha lantern fruit, goldenberry, ground cherry, Peruvian cherry

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What do sauces add to a plated dish?

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~ Texture
~ Flavour
~ Colour
~ Design

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Because sauces are not _______, they add ________ flavour.

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aerated, intense

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True or False - Sauces do not need to relate to the main component.

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False

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What are 5 different types of sauces?

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~ Cream/Custard Based Sauces
~ Fruit-Based Sauce
~ Gelee
~ Chocolate/Ganache
~ Caramel
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Curds, Sabayon, and Zabaglione are examples of what type of sauce?

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Cream-Based Sauces

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What is the difference between a Fruit Sauce and a Fruit Couli?

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Fruit Sauces contain some pulp from the fruit, while fruit coulis do not, they are clear.

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What flavours must be balanced in fruit sauces?

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Sweetness and Acidity

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What thickening agents can be used to thicken fruit sauces and coulis?

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~ Cornstarch
~ Pectin
~ Gelatin
~ Agar

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Why do cooked coulis have a longer shelf life?

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Due to the pasteurization process

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_____ and ______ levels help determine the shelf-life of a coulis.
Sugar, acidity
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True or False - Uncooked coulis can be stored on the counter.
False - they need to be refrigerated or they will ferment and must be discarded.
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What can be used to thicken fruit sauces that cannot be thickened with gelatin?
Starch
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True or False - Bananas, kiwi, and pineapple cannot be turned into fruit coulis.
False - all fruits can be made into a coulis
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What is a Gelee?
Any liquid thickened with gelatin.
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What liquids can be used to make a gelee?
~ Sweetened Puree ~ Juice ~ Alcohol
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True or False - Gelees can be used the day they are made.
False - they must set overnight
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What can syrups and oils be infused with?
~ Spices ~ Herbs ~ Zests ~ Other Ingredients
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What techniques can be used for plating sauces?
``` ~ Drizzling ~ Pooling ~ Blending two colours ~ Outlines ~ Squeeze Bottles ```
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What does it mean to blanch something?
To cook it partway. Another way to say temper.
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Chocolate can be thinned with...
Warm Cream, Milk, Butter, or Syrup
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True or False - Chocolate sauce is a stable product.
True - it can be stored for about a week in the fridge or a couple of days on the counter.
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Syrups are a combination of what?
~ Sugar ~ Liquid (water, wine, liquor, juice) ~ Flavour
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Types of syrups include...
~ Simple ~ Reduced ~ Infused
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True or False - Syrups can be served strained or not.
True
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Define: Caramel Sauce
White sugar caramelized and thinned with cream
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Butter Caramel uses _____ not _____.
Butter, Cream
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What common dessert is a butterscotch sauce used on?
Sticky Toffee Pudding
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Sabayon and Zabaglione are made with what ingredients?
~ Sugar or Syrup ~ Wine or Liquor ~ Egg Yolks
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True or False - Sabayon is a stable product.
False - but it can be held for a day if gelatin is added
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What is foam in terms of garnishes?
A dispersion of gas throughout a continuous solid phase
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What percentage of lecithin is often used in foams?
10% of liquid
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What is Tuile?
A malleable, crisp, thin cookie, that can be made by spreading tuile batter over a stencil or piping it onto parchment paper or a silpat mat.
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What are the functions of garnishes?
``` ~ To improve the presentation ~ To improve the flavour ~ To be edible ~ To show the cooks skill ~ To have a purpose on the plate ~ To contrast or complement ```
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What mediums can be used to make garnishes? Name 6
``` ~ Chocolate ~ Sugar ~ Tuiles ~ Choux ~ Fruit ~ Ice Creams or Sorbets ~ Whipped Cream ~ Baked Goods - cookies, biscotti, etc. ~ Fruit Chips ~ Nuts ~ Agar Pearls ```
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What is the definition of an exotic fruit?
A fruit that is foreign, unusual, tropical, or unfamiliar
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Use of exotic fruits can elevate the ______ and ______ of a dessert.
Quality, value
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What are 3 examples of exotic fruits?
~ Star Fruit ~ Pomegranate ~ Cape Gooseberry ~ Durian
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What senses should be used to evaluate the ripeness of fruit?
~ Sight ~ Smell ~ Touch
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What aspects of fruit change as they ripen?
~ Aroma ~ Sweetness - starches convert to sugar ~ Juiciness - cell walls break down releasing juices ~ Colour - pigments are enhanced
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Ture or False - Temperature has an impact on how fast a fruit ripens.
True
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What are the 3 types of fruit we discussed in class?
~ Berries ~ Tree Fruit ~ Ground Fruit
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True or False - Many berries do not ripen once harvested.
True
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Berries are _____ and very ______.
Fragile, perishable
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Berries should be ______, _____, _____, _____, and have _______ _______.
plump, full, clean, dry, bright colours
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What are 6 examples of berries?
``` ~ Strawberries ~ Raspberries ~ Blueberries ~ Blackberries ~ Currants ~ Mulberries ~ Lingonberries ~ Gooseberries ```
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Some tree fruits do not become ______ after picking, just _____ and _____.
Sweeter, softer, juicier
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What are 6 examples of tree fruits?
``` ~ Bananas ~ Apples ~ Apricots ~ Peaches ~ Cherries ~ Mango ~ Pomegranate ~ Citrus ~ Figs ```
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What are 5 examples of ground fruits?
``` ~ Pineapple ~ Melons ~ Cape Gooseberries ~ Kiwi ~ Rhubarb ```
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True or False - Fruits that grow on vines are considered ground fruit.
True