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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Which plating principle focuses on using fewer well-chosen elements to avoid clutter? | simplicity |
| What is the quick fix for a sauce smear on a plate rim? | wipe it clean |
| What should a garnish support without overpowering? | the dish |
| To ensure a professional finish, the plate rim must be what? | neat. |
| What is the primary reason customers value good plating? | They eat with their eyes. |
| Garnish should always be what? | edible |
| What are the three main rules for a professional garnish? | It must be; Edible, relevant and simple. |
| True or false; plating presentation can be used to hide incorrect portion sizes. | False |
| Why should over-garnishing be avoided? | It wastes ingredients and is messy |
| Describe the plating principle of: Balance | Color, texture, and food groups |
| Describe the plating principle of: Simplicity | Avoiding professional clutter |
| Describe the plating principle of: Neatness | Clean rims and tidy arrangement |
| Describe the plating principle of: Portion size | Matching the expected serve |
| What knife technique involves slicing leafy greens into long, thin ribbons? | Chiffonade |
| What are the approximate dimensions of a standard brunoise cut? | 3mm x 3mm x 3mm |
| What are the approximate dimensions of a fine brunoise cut? | 1.5mm x 1.5mm x 1.5mm |
| What is the main purpose of using a brunoise cut in professional kitchens? | Create very small and even cubes for various reasons |
| Which herb is specifically mentioned as working well for a chiffonade cut? | Basil |
| Which 3 actions are part of preparing a tomato concasse?; Peeling, Slicing into ribbons, Roughly chopping, Deep frying, Pureeing, Seeding, | Peeling, Seeding and Roughly chopping |
| The term concasse comes from where and means to... | Comes from the french word which means to crush |
| True or false? A fine brunoise is larger than a standard brunoise. | False |
| Why is tomato concasse used for bruschetta toppings? | Reduces excess water and seeds |
| Order these cuts from smallest to largest: Fine Brunoise, small dice, standard Brunoise | Fine Brunoise, standard Brunoise and small dice |
| Slicing herbs cleanly instead of crushing them prevents what? | Bruising |
| What classic Italian entree relies heavily on concasse and chiffonade skills? | Bruschetta |
| What is the definition of sustainability in hospitality? | Using resources responsibly for future availability |
| What 4 key resources displayed here are used in hospitality?; Steel, electricity, food ingredients, water, lumber, and cleaning chemicals, | Electricity, food ingredients, water and cleaning chemicals |
| What does the acronym FIFO stand for in kitchen operations? | First in, First out |
| Which level of the food waste hierarchy is considered the best option? | Prevention |
| What is the worst option in the food waste hierarchy? | Disposal, (landfill) |
| Using booking and POS data to reduce over-purchasing is called what? | Demand-led ordering |
| True or false? Buying seasonal ingredients is often more expensive and increases waste. | False |
| How does a daily waste log improve accountability? | It makes problems visible |
| What is one way hospitality businesses can redistribute surplus food? | Community programs |
| Local sourcing reduces what? | transport emissions |
| What sustainable practice involves using leftovers for compost or biogas? | recycling |
| Name 3 things that are 'Smart Kitchen Operations' to reduce waste? | FIFO rotation, Waste logs, and portion control. |
| What does the acronym HACCP stand for? | Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point |
| What items must appear on a standard food label? | Ingredient list, Allergen declaration, and use-by date |
| In what order are ingredients listed on a food label? | Descending order by weight |
| What is a common reason for a food recall? | allergen errors |
| The system used to identify hazards and control risks is what? | HACCP (Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point) |
| True or false? A 'best-before' date is the same as a 'use-by' date. | False |
| How is 'cost per serve' calculated? | Total divided by serves |
| If a recipe costs $12 to make and serves 8 people, what is the cost per serve? | $1.50 |
| What is the definition of portion control? | Amount of food served per customer |
| Which tool is most accurate for portioning meat and fish? | Digital Scales |
| What tool ensures even slices for cakes and pastries? | Cutting guides |
| Why does portion control matter? | Control of cost, Reduces waste, and Nutrition accuracy |
| Portion control ensures that every customer receives the same what? | Consistency |
| What happens to profit margins if a kitchen overserves portions? | They decrease |
| True or false; Using a level scoop is important for maintaining portion accuracy. | True |
| What is the 'total cost' in catering? | Cost of all ingredients used |
| What food type do Scales portion? | Meats and baking |
| What food type do scoops | Mashed potato |
| What food type do Ladles | Sauces and liquids |
| What food type do Cutting guides | Cakes and proteins |
| Calculating how much a dish costs to make is called what? | Costing |
| Which hospitality role is considered 'Front of House' (FOH)? | Server/Waiter |
| What is the primary focus of 'Back of House' (BOH) roles? | Food preperation and safety |
| What are key expectations of hospitality workers? | Punctuality, hygiene and teamwork |
| What is the main goal of the hospitality industry? | Excellent service |
| In hospitality, building trust with customers requires what? | Consistency |
| True or false? Communication between FOH and BOH is only necessary during closing time. | False |
| Which skill learned in hospitality is considered 'transferable'? | Problem solving |
| hat does professionalism include during a high-pressure service? | Calm conflict handling |
| Which command term involves providing items in bullet points? | List |
| What is the focus of; HACCP | Food Safety System |
| What is the focus of; Mise en Place | Preperation |
| What is the focus of; FOH & BOH | Staff roles |
| What is the focus of; Garnish | Presentation |
| What does the acronym 'FOH' stand for in a restaurant? | Front of house |
| What does the acronym 'BOH' stand for in a restaurant? | Back of house |
| Which term refers to the preparation and 'everything in its place' before cooking? | Mis en Place |
| What is the primary difference between a food intolerance and a food allergy? | Immune system response |
| Which system is used to identify and manage food safety risks? | HACCP |
| What are the 3 listed as revision topics for the exam? | Australian Native Flavours, Knife Safety, Food labelling |
| What is the focus of 'Food Portion Control'? | Standardising serving sizes |
| What is the main difference between bacteria and viruses in food safety? | How they reproduce |
| Which topic covers the visual arrangement of food on a plate? | Plating techniques |
| What is the purpose of a garnish? | Enhance presentation |
| Which topic involves managing environmental impact in hospitality? | Sustainability & Waste Management |
| What does 'Australian Native Flavours' refer to? | indigenous ingredients |
| Which topic covers the different ways customers are served in a restaurant? | Type of Restaurant dining |
| What is the primary focus of 'Knife Holds & Knife Safety'? | Preventing injury |
| Why is serving peanut-containing cake to an allergic customer dangerous? | Anaphylactic reaction |
| What are 2 things that a café do to prevent cross-contamination of allergens? | Separate preparation areas, Clear menu labelling |
| What part of a food label helps a shopper compare the healthiness of muesli bars? | Nutrition information panel |
| To make an informed choice, a shopper should check the what? | Ingredients list |
| True or false? Food labels are only used for checking the price of an item. | False |
| What is the first step a café should take if a customer has an allergic reaction? | Follow emergency procedures |
| What is a major focus for food producers regarding environmental impact? | Sustainable product design |
| Currently and in the future, Sustainable design aims to provide what? | the best for consumers and the environment. |
| True or false? sustainable product design only considers the final stage of production. | False |
| What can students look at to see examples of sustainability understanding? | Controlled assessment projects |