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it translates the term hors d’oeuvre
Cook food carefully and appropriately
selecting, preparing, and serving hors d’oeuvre 1
Season food well while kepping the original flavor
selecting, preparing, and serving hors d’oeuvre 2
Use food that are fresh and flavorful
selecting, preparing, and serving hors d’oeuvre 3
Cut in size small enough to eat in one or two bites
selecting, preparing, and serving hors d’oeuvre 4
food should have pleasing, natural colors
selecting, preparing, and serving hors d’oeuvre 5
choose food that fit the theme of the occasion
selecting, preparing, and serving hors d’oeuvre 6
cold hors d’oeuvre are typically eaten with the fingers
selecting, preparing, and serving hors d’oeuvre 7
hot hors d’ouvre may require a plate and a fork or a toothpick
selecting, preparing, and serving hors d’oeuvre 8
Finger food
is usually self-contained that is, once the food is consumed, there should be no bones, or skewers, or other to discard
crudites
finger food made of raw vegetable sticks and served with dipping sauce
canapes
small, open-faced sandwiches
traditional canapes
a bread-based cut into desired shapes
Appetizers
a food that is primarily intended as an introduction to a meal
hors d’oeuvre
it is served seperately from the main meal
keep the portion size appropriate
serving appetizers 1
be cautious in using seasoning
serving appetizers 2
special attention to presentation must be given
serving appetizers 3
choose appropriate and edible garnishes
serving appetizers 4
select garnishes to heighten appeal of the dish
serving appetizers 5
serve hot food hot, cold food cold
serving appetizers 6
Salads
these are commonly featured in the entire menu from breakfast to lunch to dinner.
Green Salads
made with variety of greens and may be served on their own or used as garnish or bed for the other ingredients
Composed Salads
include a base or bed, a main item, a dressing, and a garnish
Vegetable Salad
dish made from vegetables, raw, cooked, or a combination of both
Potato Salad
creamy salad, dressed with mayonnaise
Fruit Salad
salad with fruits,, fruits with heavy cream
vinaigrettes
are made with oil and vinegar
mayonnaise-based
made by blending oil into egg yolks to make a thick sauce
dairy-based
can either be thin or heavy
soup
it can be served hot or cold
soup
a liquid food with stock as its base and often containing pieces of solid food
Stock
it is a liquid derived from simmering bones of meat, poultry, and fish, and vegetables
Broth and bouillon
are simple, clear flavorful soups from simmered meat or vegetables without solid ingredients
vegetable soup
a clear, seasoned stock or broth with the addition of one or more vegetables, sometimes meat and poultry
Consomme
a rich, flavorful stock or broth, undergone the process of clarification to make it perfectly clear and transparent
thick soups
are opaque and thickened by either adding a thickening agent or by pureeing one or more of its ingredients.
Cream soups
soups that are thickened with roux or other thickening agents plus milk and or cream.
purees
soups that are thickened by pureeing one or more of their ingredients with or without milk or cream added
bisques
thickened soups made from shellfish with cream added
chowders
hearty soups made from fish, shellfish, and vegetables and usually with milk and potatoes
Specialty Soups
soups that are native to a particular country or region
Vegetables
low in calories and fat-free
brightly colored vegetables
vegetables in season 1
blemish-free surface
vegetables in season 2
regular shapes and sizes
vegetables in season 3
leaves or greens should be crisp and free wilting
vegetables in season 4
Boiling and steaming
basic vegetable cooking techniques
Roasting and baking
gives vegetables its deep, intense flavor because of the dry environment of the oven
Sauteing and stir-frying
used for both high moisture vegetables like leafy vegetables, squash and others
deep-frying
vegetables requires batter or breading to make perfectly fried, crisp vegetables