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CulinaryChapter4.1Qu
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Responsible for handling all daily operations in a kitchen in a large establishment | Chef de Cuisine |
| Most dining room brigades are led by the | maire d'hotel |
| Being courteous, honest and responsible in one's dealings with customers and coworkers | Professionalism |
| Pattisier | Pasty chef, responsible for all basic desters, hot deserts, cold deserts, frozen desers and hot and cold pastries |
| Poissonnier | Responsible for cooking fish dishes and their accompanying sauces |
| In the dining room brigade, the most entry-level position is the | Bus boy/Dishwasher |
| The bread baker is also called the | boulanger |
| A person's ability to identify substances such as foods, minerals, and even some poisons is ferred to as | taste |
| When referring to the five basic tastes, umami refers to | savory |
| A toque is a chef's | hat |
| Having consideration for oneself and others is called | respect |
| The garde-manger is also known as the | pantry chef |
| Doing work without making excuses for why it's not been done more quickly or better is an example of | personal responsiblity |
| An arrangement of equipment and tools in a certain area dedicated for completing a specific task is a | work station |
| In which section of the kitchen is salad preparation performed | garde-manger |
| In a traditional dining room brigade, who is responsible for explaining the menu to guests and taking their orders | captain |