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QUESTION BANK 1 SEMESTER  FOOD PRODUCTION
Q.1.(a)   Give recipe for ‘Basic consommé. (b)  Classify soups with an example of each.
Q2  a)  Classify sauces with an example of each. b)Give recipe for two liter white sauce.
Q3 (a) Explain effects of heat on vegetables.(b)List different colour pigments in vegetables with suitable example.
Q4. (a)Describe different parts of salad.  (b)Explain salad dressing. Name five different dressings.
Q.5   Explain the following culinary terms:
Chinois
Cloute
Smoke point
Mire poix
Consommé
Slurry
Rigor- Mortis
Liaison
Jugged
Emulsion
Florentine
Docking
Bain Marie
Chalazae
Tournant
Boquet garni
Carotene
Braising
Chiffonnade
Garnish
Albumin
Foie gras
Fond de Cuisine
Beurre mani
Larding
Mousse
Aioli
Roux
Vollaile
Farci
Abats
Blind baking
Bisque

Q.6(a) Explain duties and responsibilities of ‘Executive Chef’.
(b) Draw kitchen organization chart for 5 - star hotel.
Q.7 (a) Draw and describe the structure of an egg.(b) List the characteristics and uses of eggs.
Q8.(a)Define stock.  (b) Give the recipe for one litre fish stock.
     (c) List the points to be considered while making good stock.
Q.9 (a) What is the importance of sugar in baking (b) Types of sugar and its uses.
Q10 What are the various methods of cooking food? Explain each with an example.
Q.11 Write short notes (any two):
a)      Cooking of sugar
b)      Raising Agents
c)      Selection of good eggs
d)     Shortenings
e)      Aims and objectives of cooking
f)       Rancidity in fats and oils
g)      Biological leavening/Raising agents
h)      Importance of kitchen uniform
i)        Types of sugar
Q.12Answer any two:
(a)Explain the importance of kitchen uniform.
 (b)What is personal hygiene?
 (c)Which are safety procedures in handling equipment?
(d)Discuss principles of roasting.
 (e) Co-operation between kitchen and other departments
 (f) Types of Sugar
 (g) Uniform and protective clothing required in the kitchen
Q13 Name the Mother Sauces. Write the recipe of 1 ltr. of Béchamel sauce.
Q14 Define and classify soups. Write the recipe of 1 ltr. of Consommé Brunoise.
Q15What are pigments? Classify vegetables in detail.
Q16 What is cooking? With the help of a diagram, classify wet and dry methods of cooking. Discuss any two methods in detail.
Q17What are aims and objectives of cooking? Discuss the various techniques used in pre-preparation.
Q.19(a)What are the attributes of a good chef? (b) List the importance of each item of a chef’s protective clothing
Q20 Differentiate between:
(a)Beurre Marie and Bain Marie
(b)Estouffade and Espagnole
(c)Boiling and Broiling
(d)Hollandaise and Mayonnaise
(e)Larding and Basting
Q21 With the help of a labeled diagram, explain the structure and composition of an egg. List the uses of eggs in culinary preparations
Q22 Highlight and briefly explain five classical cuts of vegetables.
(b)What is the effect of heat on vegetable pigments?
Q23 what are the various types of sugar used in cookery? List various stages of  cooked sugar stating their temperatures.
Q.24 Classify soups in a chart form giving at least one example of each. List and briefly explain four consommé garnishes.
Q25 Define Mise-en-place and explain the techniques used in the pre-preparation
Q26 What are the attitudes and behavior expected from a kitchen staff? Explain personal hygiene standards for them
Q27 Briefly explain the various methods of cooking. List the points to be kept in mind while poaching fish.
Q28 Draw the kitchen organization chart of a large hotel and explain duties and responsibilities of an Executive Chef.
Q29 What do you understand by the term “Fond de Cuisine”?  Explain the components  of stock and list the precautions to be kept in mind for preparing a good stock.
Q30 Distinguish between Stock and Soup. Classify soup with examples. Write the recipe for preparing two litres of Minestrone soup.
Q31 Fill in the blanks:
(a)Braising is a combined method of ___________ and __________
(b)A conical strainer is also called __________.
(c) Choron sauce is derivative of __________ mother sauce.
(d) Green colour in green vegetables is due to the presence of a  pigment called _________.
(e) Jerusalem artichoke is __________ type of vegetable.
Q32 State True or False:
(a)The  temperature for poaching fish is between 80ºC to 85ºC.
(b) The ideal temperature for storing egg is 2ºC.
(c) A good stock should be boiled for longer period of time.
(d)Demi-glaze is a derivative of Béchamel sauce.
(e)Champignon is French term for mushroom
Q33 Match the following:
(a)Liaison                    (i)United States of America
(b)Paysanne                 (ii)Knife
(c)Minestrone              (iii)Egg Yolk and cream
(d)Bolster                    (iv)Cuts of vegetable
(e)Boulanger               (v)Italy
(f)Clam Chowder        (vi)Baker
(g)Anthocyanin           (vii)Fish stock
(h)Mushroom              (viii)Red vegetable
(i)Flat fish                   (ix)Fungus
(j)Fumet                      (x)Both the eyes are on one side
Q34 Match the following:
(a)Carotene                 (i)Cauliflower
(b)Consommé              (ii)Pork fat
(c)Lyonnaise               (iii)Top heat
(d)Aubergine               (iv)Fried egg
(e)Lard                        (v)Carrot
(f)Beurre                     (vi)Butter
(g)Broiling                   (vii)Clarified soup
(h)Pommes                  (viii)Brinjal
(i)Flavons                    (ix)Apple
(j)Sunny side up                      (x)Onion
Q35 Match the following:
(a)Carotene                 (i)Cauliflower
(b)Consommé              (ii)Pork fat
(c)Lyonnaise               (iii)Top heat
(d)Aubergine               (iv)Fried egg
(e)Lard                        (v)Carrot
(f)Beurre                     (vi)Butter
(g)Broiling                   (vii)Clarified soup
(h)Pommes                  (viii)Brinjal
(i)Flavons                    (ix)Apple
(j)Sunny side up          (x)Onion










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