Exam 15: Soups, Salads, and Gelatins
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Shellfish stocks are commonly made from all of the following except
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Which of the following soups is not an example of a thin soup?
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What is gelatin? Is gelatin nutritious? Describe the three phases of gel formation. Discuss the many factors that can influence gel formation including the following: concentration, temperature, sugar, acid, enzymes, salts, and added solid ingredients. What is the best way to unmold a gel?
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Which of the following soups is a Russian/Polish soup that is based on beets?
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A cooking class assignment instructs you to make a "lightened up" version of traditional New England clam chowder. Explain what ingredients are in traditional New England clam chowder, and how you might alter them to lower the fat and calorie content of this dish.
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Your roommate wants to lose weight so he decides he will eat only salads for dinner each night. Explain how this attempt may potentially backfire by discussing the different types of salads available, their calorie and nutrient content as well as the ability for salads alone to nourish or satiate an individual.
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When preparing a vinaigrette, describe the differences in the many oils and vinegars one might select for use. What is a winterized oil and under what circumstances would one use it? What is an emulsified dressing? What are some other types of dressings? When is the best time to add dressing to a salad and why?
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Beef bones contribute more collagen to soups than all other meat sources.
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Heating time for which of the following stocks should not exceed above 30 minutes?
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Describe the differences, if any, among a bouillon, broth, and consommé. Explain in detail how to make a consommé.
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Which of the following dressings is not considered an emulsified dressing?
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A gelatin-based gel's optimal strength is found between a pH of
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Explain in detail how to make the following white stocks: meat, poultry, fish, shellfish, and vegetable. Be specific in details such as what type, age, and size of bones are best; liquid specifications; specific vegetables and size of cut for mirepoix; flavorings, seasonings, and straining; length of cooking; and so on. Include specific guidelines for producing a stock with optimum clarity, viscosity, and flavor. What differences in preparation would be made to prepare a brown stock?
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When stock is made from meat or poultry, beef and chicken are the two most commonly used.
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