2.
Edible body of fungi in the genus Tuber
Explanation
A truffle is an edible body of fungi in the genus Tuber. Truffles are highly prized for their unique and intense flavor, which is often described as earthy and nutty. They are usually found underground, near the roots of certain trees, such as oak and hazelnut. Truffles are considered a delicacy and are commonly used in gourmet cuisine, particularly in dishes like pasta, risotto, and sauces. They are also used to make truffle oil and truffle-infused products. Due to their rarity and the difficulty in cultivating them, truffles are quite expensive and are often associated with luxury and fine dining.
3.
•4 oz grated Gruyere cheese and 2 oz parmesan, stirred in until just meltedd.
•Finish, off heat, with 2 oz raw butter.
•Thin out with a little hot milk, if necessary, or use a stock or broth appropriate for the dish being prepared.
Explanation
The given answer suggests that the sauce being described is a Mornay Sauce. This is because the sauce includes grated Gruyere cheese and Parmesan, which are typical ingredients in a Mornay Sauce. Additionally, the instruction to finish the sauce with raw butter is also consistent with the preparation of a Mornay Sauce. The suggestion to thin out the sauce with hot milk or stock further supports the idea that this is a Mornay Sauce, as these are common methods to adjust the consistency of this type of sauce.
4.
•6 oz shrimp butter, 4 fl oz heavy cream
Explanation
Nantua sauce is a classic French sauce made with shrimp butter and heavy cream. The shrimp butter adds a rich and savory flavor to the sauce, while the heavy cream gives it a creamy and smooth texture. This sauce is often used to accompany seafood dishes, such as lobster or shrimp, and adds a deliciously decadent element to the dish.
5.
•A puree of vegetable or fruits, used as a sauce
Explanation
A coulis is a puree of vegetables or fruits that is commonly used as a sauce. It is made by blending or straining the ingredients to create a smooth and flavorful sauce-like consistency. Coulis can be made from various ingredients such as berries, tomatoes, or peppers, and is often used to enhance the taste and presentation of dishes, particularly desserts and savory dishes like meats or seafood. It adds a burst of flavor and a visually appealing element to the dish.
6.
•Add 2 oz drained horseradish, ½ cup heavy cream, and 2 tsp dry mustard dissolved in 1 fl oz vinegar to 1 qt veloute made with beef or veal stock or broth from Boiled Beef.
Explanation
The given answer suggests that the recipe provided is for making horseradish sauce. The ingredients listed, such as drained horseradish, heavy cream, dry mustard, vinegar, and veloute made with beef or veal stock, are commonly used in horseradish sauce recipes. Therefore, it can be inferred that the correct answer is indeed Horseradish Sauce.
7.
•Cook 4 oz mirepoix, cut brunoise, in 1 oz butter until tender but not brown.
•Add 1 tbsp curry powder, 1 crushed garlic clove, pinch dried thyme, ½ bay leaf, and 2-4 parsley stems and cooked another minute.
•Add 1 qt veal, chicken, or fish veloute.
•Simmer 20 minutes, add ½ cup cream, strain, and season with salt and lemon juice.
Explanation
The given steps describe the process of making a curry sauce. The mirepoix (a mixture of diced onions, carrots, and celery) is cooked in butter until tender. Then, curry powder, garlic, thyme, bay leaf, and parsley stems are added and cooked briefly. Next, veal, chicken, or fish veloute (a sauce made from stock and roux) is added and simmered for 20 minutes. Finally, cream is added, the sauce is strained, and it is seasoned with salt and lemon juice. Overall, these steps outline the process of making a curry sauce.
8.
4-8 oz heavy cream, heated or tempered
Explanation
Cream sauce is the correct answer because the given information "4-8 oz heavy cream, heated or tempered" suggests that the recipe or dish requires a sauce made from heavy cream. Cream sauce is a versatile sauce that can be used in various dishes, such as pasta, seafood, or vegetables, to add richness and creaminess. It is typically made by heating or tempering heavy cream and combining it with other ingredients like butter, seasonings, or cheese to create a flavorful sauce.
9.
Other ingredients + ______________ = Small Sauce
Explanation
The correct answer is "Leading Sauce, Mother Sauce" because when you combine other ingredients with these two types of sauces, you will get a small sauce. Leading sauces and mother sauces are commonly used as bases for various dishes and can be customized by adding other ingredients to create different flavors and textures.
10.
Some sort of flavoring or seasoning ingredient is incorporated into to the butter.
Explanation
Compound butter is a type of flavored butter that is made by incorporating some sort of flavoring or seasoning ingredient into the butter. This can include herbs, spices, garlic, citrus zest, or any other ingredient that adds flavor. The flavoring ingredients are mixed into softened butter, which is then rolled into a log shape and chilled until firm. Compound butter can be used to enhance the taste of various dishes, such as grilled meats, vegetables, or bread. It adds richness and depth of flavor to the dish, making it more delicious and enjoyable.
11.
Thickens the sauce because only the water evaporates, not the solids
Explanation
Reduction is the process of simmering a liquid to evaporate the water content, resulting in a thicker and more concentrated sauce. During reduction, the water evaporates while the solids in the sauce remain, intensifying the flavors and thickening the consistency. This technique is commonly used in cooking to enhance the taste and texture of sauces, gravies, and other liquid-based dishes.
12.
to cook food that is covered with a crust
Explanation
Gratinee refers to a cooking technique where food is cooked with a crust on top. This typically involves baking or broiling the dish until the top layer becomes golden brown and crispy. It is commonly used in dishes like French onion soup gratinee, where the soup is topped with melted cheese and toasted bread. The crust adds texture and flavor to the dish, making it more visually appealing and enjoyable to eat.
13.
Used like cornstarch, but gives a clearer sauce
Explanation
Arrowroot is a type of starch that is commonly used as a thickening agent in cooking. It is similar to cornstarch in its function but has the advantage of giving a clearer sauce. When arrowroot is used to thicken sauces, it creates a smooth and transparent texture, making it ideal for dishes where a clear sauce is desired. This is why arrowroot is the correct answer to the question.
14.
•Combine the brown sauce and stock in a saucepan and simmer until reduced by half
•Strain through a chinois or a regular china cap lined with cheesecloth. Cover to prevent a skin from forming. Keep hot in a bain-marie, or cool in a cold water bath for later use.
Explanation
The correct answer is Demi-glace, Demi-glaze, Demi glace, Demi glaze. This is because all the variations listed are different ways of spelling the same term, which refers to a rich and flavorful sauce made by reducing brown sauce and stock.
15.
•Cook 4 oz chopped onions in butter without browning.
•Add 1 cup white wine and reduce by two-thirds.
•Add 1 qt demi-glace and simmer 10 minutes.
•Strain and add 2 tsp dry mustard and a pinch of sugar dissolved in a little lemon juice
Explanation
The given steps describe the process of making Robert Sauce. It involves cooking chopped onions in butter, adding white wine and reducing it, then adding demi-glace and simmering. The sauce is strained and dry mustard along with a pinch of sugar dissolved in lemon juice is added. This combination of ingredients creates the Robert Sauce.
16.
•Reduce by three-fourths 1 cup dry red wine, 2 oz chopped shallots, ¼ tsp crushed peppercorns, a pinch of dried thyme, and ½ bay leaf.
•Add 1 qt demi-glace, simmer 15-20 minutes, and strain.
•Swirl in 2 oz raw butter, cut in pieces.
•Garnish with dices or sliced beef marrow, poached in salted water.
Explanation
The given instructions outline the steps to make Bordelaise Sauce. The sauce is made by reducing red wine, shallots, peppercorns, thyme, and bay leaf. Then, demi-glace is added and simmered before straining. Finally, raw butter is swirled into the sauce and it can be garnished with beef marrow.
17.
Anchovy is a small sauce of
Correct Answer
A. Fish Veloute
Explanation
Fish Veloute is the correct answer because it is a type of sauce made from fish stock and a roux (a mixture of flour and fat). Anchovy is a small fish commonly used to make fish stock, which is then used as a base for the Fish Veloute sauce. The other options listed are different types of sauces made with different ingredients, so they are not the correct answer in this context.
18.
Is a culinary knife cut in which the food item is first julienned and then turned a quarter turn and diced again, producing cubes of a side length of about 3 mm or less on each side.
Correct Answer
Brunoise
Explanation
Brunoise is a culinary knife cut that involves first julienned the food item and then turning it a quarter turn and dicing it again. This process results in cubes of a side length of about 3 mm or less on each side.
19.
Leading Sauce = Liquid + ____________
Correct Answer
Thickening Agent
Explanation
The given correct answer is "Thickening Agent". This answer completes the phrase "Leading Sauce = Liquid + ____________". A thickening agent is commonly used in cooking to add viscosity and texture to sauces. Therefore, it makes sense that a thickening agent would be the missing component to create a leading sauce.
20.
Secondary leading sauce to Fish Veloute
Correct Answer
White Wine Sauce
Explanation
The correct answer is White Wine Sauce because it is commonly used as a secondary leading sauce to enhance the flavor of Fish Veloute. White wine sauce is made by reducing white wine with other ingredients such as shallots, butter, and cream. It adds a tangy and aromatic taste to the veloute, complementing the delicate flavors of the fish. The acidity of the wine helps balance the richness of the veloute, creating a well-rounded and flavorful dish.
21.
Used for sauces that are to be frozen
Correct Answer
waxy maize
Explanation
Waxy maize is a type of corn that has a high starch content and a waxy texture. It is commonly used in cooking, particularly for making sauces that are intended to be frozen. The high starch content of waxy maize helps to thicken the sauce and prevent it from becoming watery when frozen. Additionally, the waxy texture of the maize helps to create a smooth and creamy consistency in the sauce. Therefore, waxy maize is a suitable ingredient for sauces that are to be frozen.
22.
•a cooked mixture of equal parts by weight of fat and flour
Correct Answer
Roux
Explanation
Roux is a mixture of equal parts by weight of fat and flour that is cooked. It is commonly used as a thickening agent in sauces, soups, and gravies. The fat and flour are cooked together until the mixture reaches a desired color, which can range from white to dark brown, depending on the cooking time. Roux adds flavor and helps to thicken the liquid it is added to, resulting in a smooth and velvety texture. It is a fundamental element in French cuisine and is used as a base for many classic dishes.
23.
•Reduced by two-thirds 2 oz chopped shallots and ½ cup white wine.
•Add 1 qt fish veloute, reduce slightly, and finish with 2 oz raw butter, 2 tbsp chopped parsley, and lemon juice to taste.
Correct Answer
Bercy Sauce
Explanation
The given answer describes the steps to make Bercy Sauce. It involves reducing chopped shallots and white wine, then adding fish veloute and reducing it slightly. Finally, the sauce is finished with raw butter, chopped parsley, and lemon juice to taste. Bercy Sauce is a classic French sauce that is often served with fish dishes.
24.
•Saute 4 oz sliced mushroom in 1 oz butter, adding 1 tbsp lemon juice to keep them white.
•Add to supreme, allemande, or white wine sauce or to appropriate veloute.
Correct Answer
Mushroom Sauce
Explanation
The given instructions provide a basic recipe for making a Mushroom Sauce. It suggests sautéing sliced mushrooms in butter and lemon juice to keep them white. The sautéed mushrooms can then be added to a supreme, allemande, or white wine sauce, or to an appropriate veloute. This implies that the sautéed mushrooms will enhance the flavor and texture of the sauce, giving it a delicious mushroom taste.
25.
•Saute 8 oz sliced mushrooms and 1 oz minced shallots in 2 oz butter until browned.
•Add 1 qt demi-glace and simmer about 10 minutes.
•Add 2 oz sherry and a few drops of lemon juice.
Correct Answer
Mushroom Sauce
Explanation
The given steps describe the process of making a mushroom sauce. The mushrooms and shallots are sautéed in butter until they are browned. Then, demi-glace is added and simmered for about 10 minutes to thicken the sauce. Finally, sherry and lemon juice are added to enhance the flavor of the sauce. The combination of these ingredients creates a rich and flavorful mushroom sauce.
26.
4 oz prepared mustard
Correct Answer
Mustard Sauce
27.
8 oz cheddar cheese, ½ tsp dry mustard, 2 tsp Worcestershire sauce
Correct Answer
Cheddar Cheese Sauce
28.
Produces a sauce that is almost clear, with a glossy texture
Correct Answer
cornstarch
Explanation
Cornstarch is commonly used as a thickening agent in cooking. When added to a sauce or liquid, it absorbs the excess moisture and forms a gel-like consistency, resulting in a thicker sauce. This thickening process also helps to remove any cloudiness or impurities, giving the sauce a clear appearance. Additionally, cornstarch has a natural glossy texture, which further enhances the visual appeal of the sauce. Therefore, using cornstarch in a recipe can contribute to the production of a sauce that is almost clear and has a glossy texture.
29.
Secondary leading sauce to Chicken Veloute
Correct Answer
Supreme Sauce
Explanation
Supreme Sauce is the correct answer because it is a secondary leading sauce to Chicken Veloute. In classic French cuisine, secondary leading sauces are often derived from a mother sauce, in this case, the veloute sauce. The Supreme Sauce is made by adding cream, mushrooms, and lemon juice to the veloute sauce, resulting in a rich and flavorful sauce that pairs well with chicken dishes.
30.
The process by which the starch granules absorb water and swell to many times their original size
Correct Answer
Gelatinization
Explanation
Gelatinization refers to the process in which starch granules absorb water and expand, resulting in a significant increase in their size. This occurs when starch is heated in the presence of water, causing the hydrogen bonds within the granules to break. As a result, water is absorbed and the starch molecules reorganize, leading to a thickening and swelling effect. Gelatinization is commonly observed in cooking, where it is responsible for the thickening and texture changes in foods like sauces, gravies, and puddings.
31.
Will thicken a liquid quickly because they have already been cooked
Correct Answer
Breadcrumbs
Explanation
Breadcrumbs have already been cooked, which means that they have gone through the process of thickening a liquid. This is because the cooking process causes the breadcrumbs to absorb moisture and release starch, which helps to thicken the liquid. Therefore, using breadcrumbs in a dish can quickly thicken a liquid due to their pre-cooked state.
32.
•1 lb onions, finely diced, cooked slowly in 2 oz butter without browning.
•Simmer with sauce 15 minutes and force through a fine sieve.
Correct Answer
Soubise Sauce
Explanation
The given answer, Soubise Sauce, is correct because the provided instructions mention cooking finely diced onions slowly in butter without browning, which is a key step in making Soubise Sauce. Additionally, the instructions mention simmering the mixture with sauce for 15 minutes and then forcing it through a fine sieve, which are also common steps in making Soubise Sauce. Therefore, based on the given instructions, it can be inferred that the correct answer is Soubise Sauce.
33.
•Add 1 pt thick tomato puree to 1 qt soubise sauce.
Correct Answer
Tomatoed Soubise Sauce
Explanation
The correct answer is Tomatoed Soubise Sauce because the instruction states to add 1 pt thick tomato puree to 1 qt soubise sauce. This suggests that the tomato puree is being added to the soubise sauce, resulting in a tomatoed version of the sauce.
34.
•Add 6 oz tomoto puree to 1 qt veal or chicken veloute, supreme sauce, or allemande sauce
Correct Answer
Aurora
Aurora Sauce
Explanation
The given correct answer suggests that adding 6 oz of tomato puree to 1 qt of veal or chicken veloute, supreme sauce, or allemande sauce creates Aurora Sauce.
35.
•Brown 1 lb mirepoix in butter.
•Add 4 fl oz red wine and 1 ½ pt Red Wine Marinade for Game and reduce by one-half.
•Add 1 qt demi-glace and reduce by one-third over low heat.
•Add ½ tsp crushed peppercorns and simmer 10 minutes.
•Strain.
Correct Answer
Polvrade Sauce
Polvrade
36.
•Is a mixture of egg yolks and cream, used to enrich and lightly thicken a sauce or other liquid
Correct Answer
Liaison
Explanation
A liaison is a mixture of egg yolks and cream that is used to enrich and lightly thicken a sauce or other liquid. It is commonly used in French cuisine to add a creamy and silky texture to dishes such as soups, sauces, and custards. The egg yolks provide richness and the cream adds a smooth consistency. This mixture is added to the hot liquid gradually, while continuously stirring, to prevent curdling or scrambling of the eggs. The liaison helps to bind the ingredients together and create a velvety texture in the final dish.
37.
•Saute 1 lb finely chopped mushrooms and ½ oz minced shallots in 2 oz butter until all moisture is evaporated.
•Add 1 cup white wine and reduce by half.
•Add 1 oz tomato paste and 1 qt demi-glace and simmer 10 minutes.
•Add 2 tbsp chopped parsley.
Correct Answer
Italian Sauce
38.
•Saute in oil 4 oz onion, small dice; 4 oz celery, sliced; 2 oz green bell pepper, small dice; 1 tsp chopped garlic.
•Add 1 qt tomato sauce, 1 bay leaf, pinch dried thyme, and ½ tsp grated lemon rind.
•Simmer 15 minutes.
•Remove bay leaf and season to taste with salt, pepper and cayenne.
Correct Answer
Creole Sauce
39.
•Simmer 8 oz white mushrooms or mushroom trimmings with veloute when making allemande.
•Make allemande sauce, strain.
•Finish with 2 tbsp chopped parsley and lemon juice to taste.
Correct Answer
Poulette Sauce
Explanation
The given instructions describe the process of making Poulette Sauce. It involves simmering white mushrooms or mushroom trimmings with veloute sauce, then making allemande sauce by straining it. Finally, the sauce is finished with chopped parsley and lemon juice to add flavor. Therefore, the correct answer is Poulette Sauce.
40.
•½ lb cooked shrimp and shells, ground very fine.
•Force shrimp butter through a fine sieve to remove pieces of shell.
Correct Answer
Shrimp butter
Explanation
The given answer "Shrimp butter" is the correct answer because it accurately describes the result of the process mentioned in the question. The process involves grinding cooked shrimp and shells to a fine consistency and then forcing it through a sieve to remove any remaining pieces of shell. The end product of this process is a smooth and creamy mixture known as shrimp butter.
41.
Normandy is a small sauce of
Correct Answer
A. Fish Veloute
Explanation
Fish Veloute is a correct answer because it is a type of small sauce that is made from a veloute base and fish stock. Veloute is a classic French sauce made from a roux (a mixture of flour and fat) and a light stock, and it serves as the base for many other sauces. Fish Veloute, specifically, is made by using fish stock instead of the traditional chicken or veal stock. It is commonly used to accompany fish dishes and has a delicate and creamy texture.
42.
•Combine ½ cup each white wine and tarragon vinegar, ½ oz chopped shallots, and 2 tsp chopped fresh chervil
•Reduce by two-thirds.
•Add 1 qt white wine sauce and simmer 2-3 minutes.
•Strain
•Add fresh tarragon to taste.
Correct Answer
Venetian Sauce
43.
•Follow instructions for Madeira Sauce, but use Port Wine instead of Madeira.
Correct Answer
Port Wine Sauce
Explanation
The correct answer is Port Wine Sauce. The explanation is that to make the sauce, the instructions for Madeira Sauce should be followed, but instead of using Madeira wine, Port wine should be used. This substitution will result in a sauce with a distinct flavor profile, as Port wine has its own unique taste.
44.
•Reduce 1 qt demi-glace by about ½ cup.
•Add 3-4 fl oz Madeira wine.
Correct Answer
Madeira Sauce
Explanation
The given instructions suggest a recipe for making Madeira sauce. It involves reducing 1 quart of demi-glace by about half a cup and then adding 3-4 fluid ounces of Madeira wine. This process will result in the creation of Madeira sauce.
45.
•Reduce by three-fourth 1 cup dry white wine and 4 oz chopped shallots.
•Add 1 qt demi-glace and simmer 10 minutes.
Correct Answer
Bercy Sauce
Explanation
The given steps describe the process of making Bercy Sauce. The first step involves reducing 1 cup of dry white wine and 4 oz of chopped shallots by three-fourth. This reduction process helps to intensify the flavors of the wine and shallots. Then, 1 qt of demi-glace is added to the reduced mixture and simmered for 10 minutes. Demi-glace is a rich and flavorful sauce made from a combination of brown stock and espagnole sauce. The final result of following these steps is Bercy Sauce, a classic French sauce known for its rich and savory taste.
46.
•Reduce by two-thirds 4 oz minced shallots, 4 fl oz wine vinegar, and 4 fl oz white wine.
•Add 1 qt demi-glace and simmer until slightly reduced.
•Add 2 oz capers, 2 oz sour pickles, cut brunoise, 1 tbsp chopped parsley, and ½ tsp dried tarragon.
Correct Answer
Piquante Sauce
Explanation
The given steps describe the process of making Piquante Sauce. The minced shallots, wine vinegar, and white wine are reduced by two-thirds to concentrate their flavors. Then, demi-glace is added and simmered until slightly reduced to further enhance the taste. Finally, capers, sour pickles, chopped parsley, and dried tarragon are added to create a flavorful and tangy Piquante Sauce.
47.
•Saute 4 oz onions, cut brunoise, in 1 fl oz oil.
•Add 1 lb tomato concasse and 1 tsp crushed garlic.
•Simmer until reduced by about one-third.
•Add 1 qt tomato sauce, adjust seasonings, and add 2-4 tbsp chopped parsley.
Correct Answer
Portugaise Sauce
Portuguese Sauce
Explanation
The given correct answer is "Portugaise Sauce, Portuguese Sauce" because the instructions provided in the question are for making a sauce with onions, tomatoes, garlic, and parsley. Both "Portugaise Sauce" and "Portuguese Sauce" are variations of a sauce made with these ingredients, so either answer could be correct.
48.
•To 1 qt fish veloute add 4 oz mushroom cooking liquid (or 4 oz/125g mushroom trimmings) and 4 oz oyster liquid or fish fumet.
•Reduce by one-third.
•Finish with a liaison of 4 egg yolks and 1 cup cream.
•Strain and swirl in 3 oz raw butter.
Correct Answer
Normandy Sauce
Explanation
The given recipe describes the steps to make Normandy Sauce. It involves adding mushroom cooking liquid, oyster liquid (or fish fumet), and reducing the mixture. Then, a liaison of egg yolks and cream is added, followed by straining and swirling in raw butter. This combination of ingredients and steps results in the creation of Normandy Sauce.
49.
•To white wine sauce add chopped parsley, chives, and tarragon to taste.
Correct Answer
Herb Sauce
Explanation
The given answer "Herb Sauce" is the correct answer because the instructions mention adding chopped parsley, chives, and tarragon to the white wine sauce. These herbs are commonly used in herb sauces to enhance the flavor and aroma of the dish. Therefore, the correct answer is Herb Sauce.