2 HOME EC chpt 17

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What is stock?

A liquid made by simmering bones, meat or fish, and vegetables or herbs in water.

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What are convenience stocks?

Solid cubes, gels, or granular forms of stock that are well-flavored but often high in salt.

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What is soup?

A liquid food made from stock, vegetables, and sometimes meat or fish, served as a starter or main dish.

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What are the two main types of soups?

Thick soups and thin soups.

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How are thick soups typically prepared?

By puréeing the soup's own ingredients or by adding thickening agents like cornflour or starchy foods.

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What characterizes thin soups?

They are clear, made from well-flavored stock, or broth with finely chopped meat and vegetables.

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What are convenient soups?

Processed soups that are easy to use, including dried, tinned, and cook-chill varieties.

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What are common garnishes for soups?

Croutons, cream swirls, and herbs.

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What are the characteristics of a good soup?

Good color, taste of the main ingredient, good consistency, and well-seasoned.

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What are sauces?

Well-flavored liquids used to accompany or form part of dishes, which can be sweet or savory.

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What are the reasons for using sauces in cooking?

To add flavor, enhance appearance, and moisten dishes.

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What are the classifications of sauces?

Roux-based, fruit purée, egg-based, cold sauces, and others.

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What is a roux-based sauce?

A sauce made from equal amounts of fat and flour cooked to form a paste, with liquid added.

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What are the advantages of convenience sauces?

They can be prepared quickly and are useful for those with limited cooking skills.

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What are the disadvantages of convenience sauces?

They can lack flavor, be high in sugar and salt, and can be expensive.

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What is batter?

A mixture of flour, eggs, and liquid, usually milk, that is beaten to incorporate air.

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What are some uses for batter in cooking?

To coat foods before cooking or to make dishes like pancakes, crepes, and Yorkshire puddings.

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What is the importance of incorporating air into batter?

To make the batter light and fluffy.

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What types of dishes can be made with batter?

A range of low-cost, nutritious breakfast dishes and snacks.