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Culinary Verbs Quick Quiz


Culinary Verbs Quick QuizVersión en línea True or False: Culinary verbs edition por Dian Komaida 1 Blanching means cooking food in oil at high temperature. Yes No 2 Sauté means cook quickly in a small amount of fat over medium-high heat. Yes No 3 Julienne refers to cutting food into thin matchstick-shaped strips. Yes No 4 Poaching requires submerging food in boiling water. Yes No 5 Emulsify is possible only with dairy products. Yes No 6 Searing cooks food slowly in a heavy sauce. Yes No 7 Simmering is cooking just below boiling, with gentle bubbles. Yes No 8 Braise combines browning meat and slow cooking in liquid. Yes No 9 Glazing is cooking without any liquid or sauce. Yes No 10 Zest is the process of removing the colorful outer skin of citrus fruits. Yes No 11 We use the verb "boil" when cooking something in hot water. Yes No 12 "Slice" means to cut food into very small pieces like powder. Yes No 13 When you "grill" food, you cook it over direct heat, usually on a metal grate. Yes No 14 "Stir" means to mix ingredients by moving a spoon around in a circular motion. Yes No 15 "Bake" means cooking food inside an oven. Yes No 16 If you "peel" a fruit, you remove its skin. Yes No 17 "Fry" means cooking food in cold water. Yes No 18 "Chop" means cutting food into small pieces using a knife. Yes No 19 "Season" means adding spices or salt to make food taste better. Yes No 20 "Whisk" means mixing ingredients quickly using a whisk. Yes No 21 "Knead" means pressing and folding dough with your hands. Yes No 22 "Steam" means cooking food using hot steam. Yes No 23 "Blend" means mixing ingredients using a blender. Yes No 24 "Roast" means cooking food in the oven or over dry heat, not in a frying pan. Yes No 25 "Pour" means to add water or liquid with a spoon. Yes No 26 "Taste" means to smell the food. Yes No 27 "Freeze" means storing food at a very cold temperature until it becomes solid. Yes No 28 "Mash" means crushing food until it becomes soft and smooth. Yes No 29 "Spread" means covering the surface of food with something, like butter or jam. Yes No 30 "Carve" means cutting a whole piece of meat into smaller pieces. Yes No

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Blanching means cooking food in oil at high temperature.

Sauté means cook quickly in a small amount of fat over medium-high heat.

Julienne refers to cutting food into thin matchstick-shaped strips.

Poaching requires submerging food in boiling water.

Emulsify is possible only with dairy products.

Searing cooks food slowly in a heavy sauce.

Simmering is cooking just below boiling, with gentle bubbles.

Braise combines browning meat and slow cooking in liquid.

Glazing is cooking without any liquid or sauce.

Zest is the process of removing the colorful outer skin of citrus fruits.

We use the verb "boil" when cooking something in hot water.

"Slice" means to cut food into very small pieces like powder.

When you "grill" food, you cook it over direct heat, usually on a metal grate.

"Stir" means to mix ingredients by moving a spoon around in a circular motion.

"Bake" means cooking food inside an oven.

If you "peel" a fruit, you remove its skin.

"Fry" means cooking food in cold water.

"Chop" means cutting food into small pieces using a knife.

"Season" means adding spices or salt to make food taste better.

"Whisk" means mixing ingredients quickly using a whisk.

"Knead" means pressing and folding dough with your hands.

"Steam" means cooking food using hot steam.

"Blend" means mixing ingredients using a blender.

"Roast" means cooking food in the oven or over dry heat, not in a frying pan.

"Pour" means to add water or liquid with a spoon.

"Taste" means to smell the food.

"Freeze" means storing food at a very cold temperature until it becomes solid.

"Mash" means crushing food until it becomes soft and smooth.

"Spread" means covering the surface of food with something, like butter or jam.

"Carve" means cutting a whole piece of meat into smaller pieces.