Tle Flashcards

1
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A french word defined as the process of preserving and flavoring meats such as pork, beef, game, poultry, by means of curing, smoking and other preservation techniques

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Charcuterie

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A person who makes these (Charcuterie) products and sells them

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Charcutier

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3
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Are seasoned mixtures of ground meats and fats that are used as stuffing or fitting for sausages

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Forcemeats

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4
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French word that means stuffing

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Farce

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5
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4 types of forcemeats

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Country - style, straight, gratin, mousseline

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6
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Has a coarse grind or texture

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Country - style

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7
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Has a smoother or finer texture than country style forcemeat

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Straight

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8
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A type of forcemeat that is partially cooked

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Gratin

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9
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A lighter type of forcemeat made from white meat

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Mousseline

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10
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Examples of charcuterie products

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Sausages, Bacon and Hams, Pâté, terrine, Galantine, Rilette

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Mixtures of ground meats that are stuffed in a casing usually made from animal intestines

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Sausages

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12
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Are cuts of meat, usually pork, that are preserved by means of curing, smoking, or other types of meat preservation techniques

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Bacon and Hams

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13
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Is a forcemeat baked in a crust. It is a spreadable paste made using a variety of meats, poultry or seafood

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Pâté

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14
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A forcemeat bakes using a mold that is also called a terrine

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Terrine

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15
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Traditionally made from the meat of chicken, duck, and other game birds. It is stuffed and wrapped in the skin of the bird it’s made from

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Galantine

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16
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Meat that is slow cooked until very tender, shredded seasoned and then packed in containers with its own fst

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Rillette

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17
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Parts of a meat grinder

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Meat Grinder, plate or funnel, grinder body, worm, knife, cutting blade, grinder plate, face plate

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18
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A kitchen equipment used to mince or grind meat

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Meat Grinder

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19
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Positioned on top of the grinder body

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Plate or funnel

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20
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Contains the ____ which will push the meat

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Worm

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21
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Holds the meat grinder assembly in place

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Face plate

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22
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An electrical appliance used for food preparation. It can chop, dice, blend in a variety of ingredients

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Food processor

23
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An equipment used to stuff sausage meat into casings

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Sausage stuffer

24
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Tool that is used to inject brine or salt water solution in curing meats

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Brine pump

25
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Used for closing the ends of sausages or sausages links

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Hog rings and casing clip/twines

26
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A needle used to let air out of the sausage casing casing

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Teasing needle

27
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Are kitchen equipment used to weigh ingredients

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Scales

28
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A sturdy piece of board where food items to be cut are placed

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Cutting board

29
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Kitchen tools such as mixing bowls made from stainless steel

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Stainless-Steel Ware

30
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Common Ingredients used in charcuterie

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Meat, Seasonings, Fats, Curing Agent, Binding Agent, Sweeteners, Sausage Casings

31
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Variety of meat cuts or parts can be used to make charcuterie products

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Meats

32
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The whole animal can be used for meat processing

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Pork

33
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Meat of cattle or cows

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Beef

34
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A young sheep’s meat is called ___ , while the young goat’s meat is called ___

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Lamb, kid

35
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A kind of meat that’s been trimmed of fat, cured with salt, and then dehydrated

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Jerky

36
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Young sheep’s meat is called ___ , while ___ pertains to the meat of older sheep

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Lamb , mutton

37
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Refers to chicken and other domesticated birds

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Poultry

38
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Refers to the meat of wild animals or birds that are hunted for food

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Game Meats and Fowl

39
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these are the internal organs of slaughtered animals

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Offal

40
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are important ingredients when making charcuterie products because they add flavor and moisture

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Fats

41
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are blends of herbs and spices used to flavor charcuterie products

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Seasonings

42
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ingredients used to preserve meats

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Curing agents

43
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used to bind all the ingredients together and help in achieving the desired texture of the charcuterie product

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Binding Agents

44
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Are sometimes added in meats being processed to cut the harshness of salt

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Sweeteners

45
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Used to stuff sausage meat, they can be natural casings or manufactured casings

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Sausage Casings

46
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Meat of an adult goat

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Chevon

47
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Are blends of herbs and spices used to flavor charcuterie products

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Seasonings

47
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Meat of a young goat

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Kid

48
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Are important ingredients when making charcuterie products because they add flavor and moisture

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Fats

49
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Ingredients used to preserve meats

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Curing Agents

49
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Used to cut the harshness of salt

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Sweeteners

49
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Used to stuff sausage meat into its casing

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Sausage casings

49
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Are used to bind all the ingredients together and help in achieving the desired texture

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Binding agents