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Culinary Terms Y #Yeast – A tiny, single-celled organism that multiplies rapidly in warm and moist environments. Bakers yeast is used as the raising agent in various kinds of dough, […]
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Culinary Terms Y #Yeast – A tiny, single-celled organism that multiplies rapidly in warm and moist environments. Bakers yeast is used as the raising agent in various kinds of dough, […]
CULINARY TERMS W #Waiewska : Garnish for fish or collops of lobster. slices of truffles. #WHIP : To beat rapidly to incorporate air and produce expansion, as in heavy cream
CULINARY TERMS V #Veloute : A rich. creamy smooth sauce. #Vermicelli : A very fine pasta. #Vol-au-uent : Creamed game, meat or fish served in a pastry case. #Vacherin –
Culinary Terms I #BNG #BNGKolkata #HotelManagement #Food #CulinaryTerms #Indienne : A dish served in the Indian manner. Infusion : The liquid extraction derived from steeping a substance such as coffee.
CULINARY TERMS S #Sabayon : Yolks of eggs and a little water cooked until creamy. #Saffron :The dried stigma of the crocus flower. used for adding colour and flavour. #Salmi
Culinary Terms T #Table d’hote: A set meal at a fixed price. #Tartars : A cold savoury sauce with a base of mayonnaise served with fried fish or a meat
Culinary Terms R #Ragout : Well-flavoured thick, well-seasoned and rich stew. #Raising agents:Substances which produce a gas. usually carbon di-oxide. when acted on by heat or other substances, and make
Culinary Terms N #Navarin: Mutton or lamb stewed with turnips. #Noodles: A flour pasta in thin string-like tubes.. #Nougat: A sweet of a fairly rich kind made with almonds. sugar.
Culinary Terms J #Jardiniere : Garnish of vegetables. #Julienne: Food cut into long strips. A clear soup of this name contains finely-shredded vegetables. #JULIENNE: To cut vegetables, fruits, or cheeses
Culinary Terms Q #Quenelles: Forcemeat formed into balls usually with two spoonsand, then poached or fried. Queen of Puddings – A baked dessert popular in nineteenth-century England consistency of a