Culinary Fundamentals: Stocks and Soups

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Questions and Answers

What is the key ingredient in the foundation of cooking, mentioned in the document?

  • Bones (correct)
  • Vegetables
  • Aromatics
  • Spices

What type of soup is specifically mentioned as being made from stock?

  • Chilled soups
  • Clear soups (correct)
  • Cream soups
  • Thick soups

What is used to thicken certain types of soups, as described in the document?

  • Milk
  • Flour
  • Broth
  • Roux (correct)

According to the document, what is the primary purpose of sauces?

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Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a type of stock in the document?

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Flashcards

Stocks

The base liquid used in cooking made by simmering bones and aromatics.

Types of soups

Classifications of soups, including clear and thick varieties.

Clear soups

Soups made primarily from strained stock without thickening agents.

Thick soups

Soups that are thickened using agents like roux or pureed ingredients.

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Basic sauces

Essential sauces that enhance the flavor of meats and vegetables.

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Study Notes

Stocks

  • Stocks are fundamental to cooking.
  • Stocks are made by simmering bones and aromatics.

Types of Stocks

  • Different types of stocks exist.

Soups

  • Soups are categorized.
  • Clear soups are made from stock.
  • Thick soups are thickened with agents like roux.

Sauces

  • Basic sauces have functions for meat and vegetables.
  • Different types of basic sauces exist.

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