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9780471251873

Food Preparation for the Professional

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  • ISBN13:

    9780471251873

  • ISBN10:

    0471251879

  • Edition: 3rd
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 1999-11-08
  • Publisher: Wiley

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Summary

This book offers detailed coverage of the basics of food preparation specifically geared to the needs of future foodservice managers, rather than aspiring chefs. New chapters on healthy cooking cover nutrition and healthy menus as well as vegetables, grains, pasta, and legumes. Features helpful inset boxes discussing probable causes and solutions to problems that arise during cooking. Includes new information on the use of computers in foodservice facilities.

Author Biography

David A. Mizer is Director of Purchasing for Carnival Cruise Lines and active in various professional associations in the food and beverage industry. Mary Porter has co-authored several books for Wiley, including The Bar and Beverage Book, Second Edition and Supervision in the Hospitality Industry, Third Edition. Beth Sonnier is Director and Chef-Professor at the Food and Hospitality Institute at El Centro College in Dallas, Texas. Karen Eich Drummond has authored and co-authored numerous books, including Nutrition for the Foodservice Professional, Third Edition; Supervision in the Hospitality Industry, Third Edition; and the Restaurant Training Manual, all by Wiley.

Table of Contents

Preface v
The Kitchen
1(24)
Characteristic Features of Foodservice Kitchens
2(3)
Kitchen Stations
2(1)
Equipment
3(1)
Staff Structure
3(2)
Some Typical Kitchens
5(11)
A Quick-Service Restaurant
5(2)
A Hotel Foodservice
7(2)
A Hospital Kitchen
9(1)
A Midscale Restaurant
10(2)
In-Flight Foodservice Kitchen
12(2)
A Cruise Ship Kitchen
14(1)
Why Kitchens Differ
15(1)
A Short History of Quantity Cookery
16(9)
The Early Empires
16(1)
Medieval Europe
16(2)
New Foods and a New Cuisine
18(1)
Careme
19(2)
Classical Cuisine
21(1)
Escoffier
22(1)
The Contemporary Kitchen and Cuisine
22(1)
Summing Up
23(1)
The Cook's Vocabulary
24(1)
Review Questions
24(1)
Sanitation and Safety
25(24)
Hazards that Cause Foodborne Illness
26(1)
Bacteria
27(6)
Keeping Bacteria Out
33(3)
People as Carriers
33(1)
Foods as Carriers
34(1)
Pests as Carriers
35(1)
Stopping Bacterial Spread
36(1)
Product to Product
36(1)
Splashing and Dripping
36(1)
Improper Storage
37(1)
Preventing Bacterial Growth
37(3)
Killing Bacteria and Other Disease-Causing Organisms
40(1)
Killing by Cooking
40(1)
Cleaning and Sanitizing
40(1)
Other Foodborne Troublemakers
41(2)
Food Spoilage
41(1)
Chemical Hazards
41(2)
Physical Hazards
43(1)
The Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point System
43(1)
Kitchen Safety
44(5)
Burns and Fires
45(1)
Cuts
45(1)
Strains and Back Injuries
46(1)
Falls
47(1)
Summing Up
47(1)
The Cook's Vocabulary
48(1)
Review Questions
48(1)
Prepreparation
49(38)
The Meaning of Prepreparation
50(1)
Cleaning
51(1)
Cutting
52(11)
Cutting Terminology
52(1)
The Knife
53(1)
Using the Knife
53(2)
Sharpening the Knife
55(3)
Other Knives and Cutting Tools
58(5)
Precision Cutting
63(1)
Processing
63(8)
Putting Things Together
63(3)
Coating
66(3)
Precooking and Partial Cooking
69(1)
Marinating
69(2)
Holding and Storage
71(5)
Holding
71(2)
Storage
73(3)
Keeping Foods Successfully
76(1)
Planning Your Own Production
76(11)
Steps in Planning
79(1)
Planning a Station Setup
79(2)
Setting Up for a la Carte Cooking
81(4)
Summing Up
85(1)
The Cook's Vocabulary
85(1)
Review Questions
86(1)
Cooking, Equipment, and Measurement
87(42)
The Cooking Process
88(1)
How Heat Affects Food
88(3)
Carbohydrates
88(1)
Fats
89(1)
Proteins
90(1)
Vitamins and Minerals
90(1)
Water
90(1)
Pigments and Flavors
91(1)
Heat Transfer
91(1)
Conduction
91(1)
Convection
91(1)
Radiation
91(1)
Moist-Heat Cooking
92(3)
Cooking in the Pot: Boiling, Simmering, Poaching, Reducing
92(2)
Steaming
94(1)
Braising
94(1)
The Many Roles of Liquids
94(1)
Dry-Heat Cooking
95(3)
Cooking with Hot Air or Radiant Heat
95(1)
Cooking with Fat
96(2)
Microwave Cooking
98(1)
Induction Cooking
99(1)
Cooking Equipment
99(10)
Ranges
99(3)
Ovens
102(2)
Steam Equipment
104(1)
Broiler and Grill
105(2)
Griddle
107(1)
Tilting Fry Pan
107(1)
Deep-Fat Fryer
107(2)
Processing Equipment
109(3)
Mixer
109(1)
Slicer
109(1)
Food Chopper
109(3)
Food Processor
112(1)
Vertical Cutter/Mixer
112(1)
Pots, Pans, Hand Tools, and Small Equipment
112(7)
Pots and Pans
113(3)
Hand Tools and Small Equipment
116(3)
Measurement
119(10)
How Quantities Are Measured
119(3)
The Metric System
122(2)
Measuring Temperature
124(1)
Summing Up
125(1)
The Cook's Vocabulary
126(1)
Review Questions
126(3)
Menus, Nutrition, and Recipes
129(28)
Menus
130(13)
Types of Menus
131(1)
Menu Structure
131(4)
Considering the Clientele
135(1)
Balancing the Menu
136(2)
Portion Sizes
138(1)
Production Capability
138(1)
Profitability
139(4)
Nutrition
143(2)
Recipes
145(12)
The Standardized Recipe
145(7)
Converting Recipes
152(2)
Summing Up
154(1)
The Cook's Vocabulary
155(1)
Review Questions
155(2)
Building Flavor, Body, and Texture
157(62)
Building Flavor: Flavor Builders
157(4)
Mirepoix
158(3)
Building Body: Stocks
161(7)
General Guidelines
162(2)
White Stocks
164(2)
Brown Stocks
166(1)
Vegetable Stocks
166(1)
Glazes
167(1)
Convenience Bases
167(1)
Building Texture: Thickening Agents
168(5)
Roux
169(1)
Beurre Manie
170(1)
Starch-and-Water Thickeners
170(2)
Liaison
172(1)
Vegetable Purees and Crumbs
173(1)
Seasonings, Flavorings, and Flavor Builders
173(21)
Seasoning and Seasonings
174(3)
Flavoring and Flavorings
177(3)
Herbs and Spices
180(9)
Summing Up
189(1)
The Cook's Vocabulary
190(1)
Review Questions
191(2)
Soups
193(1)
Clear Soups
194(7)
Onion Soup
194(2)
Vegetable Soup
196(1)
Consomme
197(2)
Versatility in Clear Soups
199(2)
Naturally Thickened or Puree Soups
201(4)
How to Make a Naturally Thickened Soup
201(3)
Versatility in Puree Soups
204(1)
Cream Soups
205(5)
The Roux Method
205(2)
The Beurre Manie Method
207(2)
Quality Measures for Cream Soups
209(1)
Cream Soup Versatility
209(1)
Specialty Soups
210(4)
American Specialty Soups
210(2)
National Soups
212(1)
Cold Soups
213(1)
Selecting Ingredients, Holding, and Storing
214(5)
Selecting the Right Stock
214(1)
Selecting Major Ingredients
215(1)
Holding and Storing Soups
215(1)
Summing Up
216(1)
The Cook's Vocabulary
217(1)
Review Questions
217(2)
Sauces
219(26)
The Perfect Sauce
220(1)
Classical Sauces
220(19)
White Sauces
221(6)
Brown Sauces
227(2)
Red Sauces
229(1)
Butter Sauces
230(9)
Puree Sauces
239(1)
Salsa and Relish
240(1)
Pan Gravy
241(1)
Sauces From Convenience Products
241(4)
Summing Up
242(1)
The Cook's Vocabulary
243(1)
Review Questions
243(2)
Vegetables, Grains, and Pasta
245(42)
About Vegetables in General
245(3)
Vegetable Characteristics and Cooking
248(4)
Color in Cooking
248(2)
Flavor
250(1)
Texture
250(1)
Nutrients
251(1)
Quality Standards
252(1)
Methods of Cooking Vegetables
252(6)
Steaming
253(1)
Boiling
253(1)
Sauteing, Pan-Frying, and Stir-Frying
254(1)
Braising
254(1)
Baking and Roasting
255(1)
Broiling and Grilling
256(1)
Deep-Frying
257(1)
Seasoning, Flavoring, and Vegetable Versatility
258(2)
Holding and Production Problems
260(1)
Batch Cooking
260(1)
Partial Cooking
260(1)
The Potato
261(7)
Boiling and Steaming
262(1)
Deep-Frying
263(3)
Baking
266(1)
Sauteing and Pan-Frying
267(1)
Legumes
268(4)
Dried Beans
269(3)
Dry Peas and Lentils
272(1)
Grains
272(7)
Rice
276(3)
Pasta
279(8)
About Pasta
279(3)
Cooking Pasta
282(2)
Summing Up
284(1)
The Cook's Vocabulary
285(1)
Review Questions
285(2)
Meat Cookery
287(26)
About Meat in General
287(11)
Structure of Meats
288(1)
Aging
289(2)
Inspection and Grading
291(1)
Cuts of Meat and How to Use Them
291(6)
Smoked and Cured Meats
297(1)
Handling and Storing Uncooked Meats
298(1)
Understanding Doneness in Meats
298(3)
Degrees of Doneness for Beef and Lamb
298(1)
Identifying Doneness
299(2)
Methods of Cooking Meat
301(10)
Braising
301(3)
Simmering
304(1)
Broiling and Grilling
305(2)
Sauteing and Pan-Frying
307(2)
Roasting and Baking
309(2)
Handling and Storing Cooked Meats
311(2)
Summing Up
311(1)
The Cook's Vocabulary
312(1)
Review Questions
312(1)
Poultry Cookery
313(20)
About Poultry in General
314(1)
Nutritional Profile
314(1)
Inspection and Grading
314(1)
Market Forms
315(1)
Handling and Storing Poultry
315(2)
Understanding Doneness in Poultry
317(1)
Methods of Cooking Poultry
318(15)
Roasting
318(5)
Broiling and Grilling
323(1)
Sauteing
324(1)
Pan-Frying
325(1)
Deep-Frying
326(1)
Braising
327(2)
Poaching and Simmering
329(2)
Summing Up
331(1)
The Cook's Vocabulary
332(1)
Reviw Questions
332(1)
Fish and Shellfish Cookery
333(34)
About Fin Fish and Shellfish in General
333(1)
Nutritional Profile of Fin Fish and Shellfish
334(2)
Fin Fish
336(18)
Handling and Storing Fin Fish
336(3)
Market Forms of Fin Fish
339(1)
Processing Whole Fish
339(3)
Cooking Fin Fish
342(12)
Quality Standards and Guidelines for Fin Fish
354(1)
Shellfish
354(13)
Clams
356(1)
Crabs
357(1)
Lobsters
358(2)
Oysters
360(1)
Scallops
360(2)
Shrimp
362(2)
Summing Up
364(1)
The Cook's Vocabulary
365(1)
Review Questions
365(2)
Breakfast, Beverages, and Dairy Products
367(34)
About Eggs
368(1)
Quality and Size
368(1)
Market Forms
368(1)
Handling and Storage
369(1)
Nutritional Profile
369(1)
Cooking Eggs
369(10)
Fried Eggs
370(3)
Scrambled Eggs
373(1)
Boiled Eggs
373(1)
Poached Eggs
374(1)
Shirred Eggs
375(1)
Omelets
376(3)
Breakfast Meats
379(1)
Pancakes, Waffles, French Toast, Crepes
380(4)
Cereals
384(1)
Beverages
384(9)
Coffee
384(3)
Tea
387(4)
Juices
391(1)
Dairy Products
392(1)
Milk
392(1)
Cheese
393(8)
Kinds of Cheese
393(1)
Holding, Storage, and Service
394(4)
Cooking with Cheese
398(1)
Summing Up
399(1)
The Cook's Vocabulary
400(1)
Review Questions
400(1)
Pantry Production
401(28)
Salads and Salad Making
401(12)
Leafy Green Salads
402(4)
Vegetable Salads
406(1)
Cooked Salads
407(2)
Fruit Salads
409(1)
Combination Salads
410(1)
Gelatin Salads
411(1)
Salad on the Menu
412(1)
Salad Presentation
413(4)
Height
413(1)
Color
414(1)
Unity
415(1)
Garnishing
416(1)
Guidelines for Making Good Salads
417(1)
Salad Dressings
417(7)
Oil-and-Vinegar Dressings
417(3)
Emulsified Dressings
420(3)
Cooked Salad Dressings
423(1)
Prepared Dressings
424(1)
Putting Dressing and Salad Together
424(1)
Cold Sauces
425(4)
Summing Up
427(1)
The Cook's Vocabulary
427(1)
Review Questions
428(1)
Hors D'Oeuvres and Food Presentation
429(18)
Hors D'Oeuvres
429(7)
Canapes
430(2)
Crudites
432(1)
Dips
432(1)
Cocktails
433(1)
Other Cold Hors d'Oeuvres
433(1)
Hot Hors D'Oeuvres
434(1)
Preparing and Holding Hors D'Oeuvres
434(2)
Plate Presentation
436(3)
Buffet Presentation
439(8)
Height, Color, and Unity
439(1)
Simplicity
439(1)
Lasting Appeal
440(1)
An Effect of Plenty
441(1)
Presentation of Individual Dishes
441(3)
Presentation of Hot Foods
444(1)
Summing Up
445(1)
The Cook's Vocabulary
446(1)
Review Questions
446(1)
The Bakeshop
447(34)
The Baking Process
448(1)
Ingredients and Their Functions
449(7)
Flour
449(1)
Liquids
450(1)
Leaveners
451(1)
Eggs
452(1)
Fats
452(1)
Sugars
453(1)
Salt
454(1)
Flavorings
454(2)
Special Baking Concepts and Procedures
456(1)
Scaling
456(1)
Baker's Percentages
456(1)
Pour Batters
456(3)
Drop Batters
459(4)
Pastes
463(1)
Soft Doughs
464(12)
Biscuits
465(1)
Yeast Doughs
466(10)
Stiff Doughs
476(5)
Summing Up
477(1)
The Cook's Vocabulary
478(1)
Review Questions
479(2)
Desserts
481(34)
Cookies
481(7)
About Cookies in General
482(1)
Creaming Method
483(1)
One-Stage Method
484(1)
Foam (Sponge) Method
485(2)
Makeup Methods
487(1)
Cakes
488(6)
About Cakes in General
488(1)
Creaming Method
489(1)
Two-Stage Method
490(1)
Foam Method
491(3)
Convenience Mixes
494(1)
Icings and Toppings
494(3)
Assembling and Decorating Cakes
497(2)
Custards, Meringues, and Souffles
499(7)
Custards
500(4)
Meringues
504(1)
Souffles
505(1)
Pies and Tarts
506(9)
Pie Doughs
506(2)
Short Dough
508(2)
Pie Fillings
510(2)
Combining Desserts and Baked Products
512(1)
Summing Up
512(1)
The Cook's Vocabulary
513(1)
Review Questions
513(2)
Glossary 515(16)
Bibliography Web sites 531(2)
Index 533(14)
Index of Recipes 547

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