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Food Basics 7 (CSCA)
CSCA - Dry Heat Cookery
Term | Definition |
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BROILING | Using heat from above. |
DEEP FAT FRYING | Submerging food in large amounts of oil. Heated to 375ºF. |
DRY HEAT COOKERY | Cooking without moisture. Applying heat directly; radiant, convection and conduction. |
ESPAGNOLE | Mother sauce made from veal stock. The roux browned with mirepoix. Use clarified butter. |
PAN BROILING | Heat sources from below; uses little to no fat. |
PAN FRYING | Using small amounts of fat from ⅟₁₆-inch for sautéing, ⅛-inch for dredged meat, ¼-inchfor breaded meat (Anglaise). |
ROASTING | Done in an oven and never covered. Should be cooked at high temperature, then lowered from high temperature. |
SAUTE | Literally means “to jump.” To cook quickly in a small amount of fat. |