Exam 36: Metric Conversion Factors, Standard Can Sizes, Approximate Weight-Volume Equivalents of Dry Foods and Kitchen Math Exercises: Metric Versions
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Exam 36: Metric Conversion Factors, Standard Can Sizes, Approximate Weight-Volume Equivalents of Dry Foods and Kitchen Math Exercises: Metric Versions46 Questions
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The most accurate method to determine the desired doneness of a syrup is by __________.
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Which of the following statements about preparing mousses is false?
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If ice cream or sherbet are not mixed constantly while they are being frozen, they will __________.
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If a customer asked you to make her a coupe, you would make her most happy if you followed the directions for the preparation of a __________.
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During the production of ice cream, overrun refers to the __________.
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If you saw the terms alternating layers; ice cream; a tall, narrow glass; and fruit or syrup in a dessert recipe, it would be a __________ recipe.
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-The baked custard recipe yields 12 portions. If the recipe costs $2.27, what is the cost per portion? Remember to round your answer to the nearest cent. _________________
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Which of the following can be prepared without a refrigerator?
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When preparing crème anglaise, be very careful to __________.
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Which of the following dessert = base + ingredients + method combinations is incorrect?
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To test a baked custard for doneness, you must insert a thin-bladed knife about an inch or two from the center, rather than directly into the center. Why is this done?
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-The amount of sugar used in the baked custard recipe is 360 g. If the EP unit cost is $0.60/kg, calculate the total cost for the ingredient. Remember to round your answer to the nearest cent. _________________
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Bavarians, chiffons, mousses, and soufflés all gain their light, fluffy, or puffed texture from __________.
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