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Equipment, Cooking Methods, and Grains
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Long, thin pasta is best paired with what type of sauce?
Smooth
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Short-Grain, Long- Grain, and Medium- Grain is in what category of grain?
Rice
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Found in a lot of Hispanic dishes. It is a bean that is mashed then cooked with fat
Refried Beans
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This is used to continue cooking food after it has been removed from the heat source
Carryover Cooking
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Used in the kitchen to open packages and remove twine
Kitchen Shears
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White beans used to make soups and stews as well as baked beans
Great Northern Beans
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Used to scrape food from the sides of bowls
Rubber Spatula
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A type of berry that consist of a whole kernel, the brain is removed, and we soak it overnight typically in a lye solution
Wheat Berries
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A word of the day from last week that is where it is widely cultivated for its edible starchy seed. Comes from the goosefoot family.
Quinoa
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Comes from marsh grass and is said to have a toasty flavor
Wild Rice
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Grain is sautéed, liquid is gradually added while stirring. Also an Italian dish
Risotto
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Removes a thin layer of skin from carrots or apples
Peeler
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Grain that is saute first. Sometimes will be mixed with cheese or types of rice
Pilaf
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Used in a lot of Caribbean and South American dishes. It is a shiny, small beans, sometimes known as turtle beans
Black Beans
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Tube-shaped pasta and pasta with wrinkles or ridges
Chunky
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Partially cooked
Parcooked
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Smaller items use this type of dry heat cooking method
Baking
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Sugar is used to brown food items. Onion is a big product that uses this concept
Caramelize
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Rack or griddle. Heat coming from below
Grill
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Seeds of grass that humans have learned to cultivate for a food source
Grains
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Bubbles cling to the side and bottom, liquid barely moving. Used for eggs a lot of times
Poaching
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Is a pod containing seeds
Legume
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What type of cooking methods is typically cooked in a skillet/pan, then finished off in a liquid. What is this called?
Combination Cooking Method
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Second layer of the kernel. Contains the dietary fiber and typically the item removed in production
Bran
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Fresh and Dried Pasta is made from what 2 ingredients
Flour and Water or Flour and Eggs
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Bowl-shaped pan. Typically used for Asian Cooking due to the deep sides
Wok
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Word of the day from last week that is typically found in Hispanic dishes.
Quinoa
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Used for shredding, zesting, and slicing
Grater
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Bowl shaped with holes. Should only be used for cleaning/rinsing vegetables and fruits
Colander
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Heat source is from above and the cooking time is a lot less than the other
Broil
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The most accurate and gives an electronic readout
Digital Scale
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Long enough to brown the surface of the protein
Searing
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What are the three major grain categories?
Rice, Wheat, and Corn
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Typically found in the form of a porridge, rolled, or instant
Oats
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Used to make hummus and is a round legume with a tan color and popular in Middle Eastern Dishes
Chickpeas
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Thin wires, allows air into batter products
Whisk
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This type of processed grain is highly processed and there is no nutritional value
Refined Grains
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Tough protective outer seed coat. Was your word of the day last week (due Friday)
Husk/Hull
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Flexible blade, long handle. Edges are not sharp and sometimes used to put icing on cakes
Palette Knife
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trapped heat circulates food. Water is found below the food item
Steaming
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A flour used a lot in Italian dishes. It is yellow in appearance and has the consistency of cornmeal
Semolina Flour
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Round, beige legume with a pronounced dot, which can look like a certain body part.
Black- Eyed Peas
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The difference between this item and a stockpot is the the number of handles and the appearance of the handle
Saucepan
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How long does fresh pasta take to cook in boiling water?
3 minutes
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Used for sauces and soups. It is where bubbles increase but not rapidly
Simmering
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Large pieces of meats uses this dry heat cooking method
Roasting
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Wire mesh with a long handle. Should be used to drain all items minus fruits and vegetables
Strainer
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