The term al dente describes pasta that is ____ to the bite. - Correct Answer Firm
Spaetzle is a type of - - Correct Answer Pasta
The edible seed of grain without its husk or hull is called the - - Correct Answer Kernel
At what temperature range should potatoes be stored? - Correct An...
Culinary Arts 1 Final Exam Study Guide
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The term al dente describes pasta that is ____ to the bite. - Correct Answer Firm
Spaetzle is a type of - - Correct Answer Pasta
The edible seed of grain without its husk or hull is called the - - Correct Answer Kernel
At what temperature range should potatoes be stored? - Correct Answer 45F to 55F
Seeds from pod-producing are called - - Correct Answer Pilaf
A collection of samples that showcases a candidate's interests, talents, contributions
and starches is known as a - - Correct Answer Resume
"Where do you see your self in five years?" is what type of question? - Correct Answer
Essay
What is the best way for an employee to inform employer that he/she is resigning? -
Correct Answer Write a letter of resignation listing the reasons of leaving.
What level of job includes planning menus, developing recipes and managing a
restaurant food service operation? - Correct Answer Higher-level
Who is responsible for the kitchen team in the executive chef's absence and also lends
his/her cooking expertise to overall food preparation? - Correct Answer Sous Chef
Rome and Granny Smith are types of - - Correct Answer Apples
Chili Peppers, avocados and squash are what types of vegetables? - Correct Answer
Fruit
Fruits that are cooked in simmering water are - - Correct Answer Poached
What is the most appropriate cooking method for cabbage and celery? - Correct Answer
Braising
The chemical process that that occurs when oxygen in the air comes in contact with fruit
and turns it brown is called - - Correct Answer Enzymatic browning
Quality customer service will most likely result in - - Correct Answer Better customer
loyalty
What is a helpful service tip for addressing the needs of parents with small children? -
Correct Answer Bring out crayons and paper before service
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