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Culinary Professional 4th Fourth Edition, Revised ed. [Hardback]

  • Formāts: Hardback, 928 pages, height x width x depth: 277x224x36 mm, weight: 2136 g, Illustrations
  • Izdošanas datums: 02-Nov-2021
  • Izdevniecība: Goodheart-Wilcox Publisher
  • ISBN-10: 1645647854
  • ISBN-13: 9781645647850
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  • Formāts: Hardback, 928 pages, height x width x depth: 277x224x36 mm, weight: 2136 g, Illustrations
  • Izdošanas datums: 02-Nov-2021
  • Izdevniecība: Goodheart-Wilcox Publisher
  • ISBN-10: 1645647854
  • ISBN-13: 9781645647850
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The Culinary Professional is richly illustrated, comprehensive, culinary arts program written with an approachable writing style and design. Hundreds of photos of professional tools and ingredients plus step-by-step directions for basic culinary skills and cooking methods make this textbook a must-have for learning how to safely prepare delicious dishes in the lab. This title also includes cross-curricular activities in reading, writing, science, technology, math, nutrition, and sustainability, along with guidance for students to build a professional e-portfolio. Experienced authors and chefs John Draz and Christopher Koetke focus on what to expect when entering the culinary arts industry, from workplace ethics to working in teams to developing taste for quality control.
Unit One Kitchen Essentials
Chapter 1 Keeping Food Safe
2(38)
Lesson 1.1 Food Safety Hazards
3(14)
Lesson 1.2 Food Safety Procedures
17(23)
Chapter 2 Workplace Safety
40(24)
Lesson 2.1 Kitchen Accident Prevention and Response
41(14)
Lesson 2.2 Fire Safety and Risk Management
55(9)
Chapter 3 Knives, Hand Tools, and Smallwares
64(29)
Lesson 3.1 Knives and Hand Tools
65(13)
Lesson 3.2 Smallwares
78(15)
Chapter 4 Large Equipment
93(17)
Lesson 4.1 Cooking Equipment
94(9)
Lesson 4.2 Holding Equipment and Refrigeration
103(7)
Chapter 5 Standardized Recipes
110(16)
Lesson 5.1 Recipe Measurements
111(5)
Lesson 5.2 Using Standardized Recipes
116(10)
Chapter 6 Kitchen Staples
126(26)
Lesson 6.1 Basic Seasonings, Herbs, and Spices
127(11)
Lesson 6.2 Starches, Sweeteners, and Condiments
138(14)
Chapter 7 Sustainability in the Kitchen
152(21)
Lesson 7.1 Sustainability Considerations in Foodservice Purchasing
153(7)
Lesson 7.2 Resource Conservation in the Kitchen
160(13)
Unit Two Understanding the Industry
Chapter 8 The Foodservice Industry
173(23)
Lesson 8.1 Understanding the Foodservice Industry
174(9)
Lesson 8.2 Foodservice Operations
183(13)
Chapter 9 Culinary, Past and Present
196(21)
Lesson 9.1 Culinary History
197(10)
Lesson 9.2 Workstations in the Professional Kitchen
207(10)
Chapter 10 A Successful Culinary Career
217(37)
Lesson 10.1 The Professional Chef
218(17)
Lesson 10.2 Entering the Workforce
235(19)
Unit Three Culinary Essentials
Chapter 11 Before Cooking Begins
254(26)
Lesson 11.1 Mise en Place and Knife Skills
255(13)
Lesson 11.2 Basic Preparations
268(12)
Chapter 12 Foundations for Successful Food Preparation
280(25)
Lesson 12.1 Cooking Principles
281(13)
Lesson 12.2 Developing Taste
294(11)
Unit Four Ingredients, Preparation, and Presentation
Chapter 13 Dressings, Cold Sauces, Dips, and Salads
305(25)
Lesson 13.1 Dressings and Cold Sauces
306(8)
Lesson 13.2 Dips
314(3)
Lesson 13.3 Salads
317(13)
Chapter 14 Cold Sandwiches, Appetizers, and Hors d'Oeuvres
330(20)
Lesson 14.1 Cold Sandwiches
331(10)
Lesson 14.2 Cold Appetizers and Hors d'Oeuvres
341(9)
Chapter 15 Hot Sandwiches, Pizza, and Hot Appetizers
350(19)
Lesson 15.1 Hot Sandwiches
351(6)
Lesson 15.2 Pizza
357(5)
Lesson 15.3 Hot Appetizers and Hors d'Oeuvres
362(7)
Chapter 16 Fruit
369(37)
Lesson 16.1 Fruit Identification
370(22)
Lesson 16.2 Fruit Preparation
392(14)
Chapter 17 Vegetables
406(40)
Lesson 17.1 Vegetable Identification
407(27)
Lesson 17.2 Vegetable Preparation
434(12)
Chapter 18 Stocks, Sauces, and Soups
446(36)
Lesson 18.1 Stocks
447(11)
Lesson 18.2 Sauces
458(14)
Lesson 18.3 Soups
472(10)
Chapter 19 Starches
482(29)
Lesson 19.1 Starch Identification
483(13)
Lesson 19.2 Starch Preparation
496(15)
Chapter 20 Meat and Poultry
511(36)
Lesson 20.1 Characteristics of Meat and Poultry
512(6)
Lesson 20.2 Meat and Poultry Identification
518(19)
Lesson 20.3 Meat and Poultry Preparation
537(10)
Chapter 21 Cooking Methods for Meat and Poultry
547(20)
Lesson 21.1 Dry-Heat Cooking Methods
548(11)
Lesson 21.2 Moist-Heat and Combination Cooking Methods
559(8)
Chapter 22 Fish and Shellfish
567(33)
Lesson 22.1 Fish and Shellfish Identification
568(15)
Lesson 22.2 Fish and Shellfish Preparation
583(17)
Chapter 23 Dairy and Breakfast Foods
600(29)
Lesson 23.1 Dairy Foods and Eggs
601(14)
Lesson 23.2 Breakfast Cookery
615(14)
Chapter 24 Garde Manger
629(21)
Lesson 24.1 Food Preservation
630(6)
Lesson 24.2 Forcemeats and Aspic
636(14)
Chapter 25 Food Presentation
650(16)
Lesson 25.1 Garnishes
651(5)
Lesson 25.2 Plating Principles and Buffets
656(10)
Unit Five In the Bakeshop
Chapter 26 Introduction to the Bakeshop and Breads
666(36)
Lesson 26.1 Introduction to the Bakeshop
667(18)
Lesson 26.2 Quick Breads and Batters
685(8)
Lesson 26.3 Yeast Breads
693(9)
Chapter 27 Desserts
702(46)
Lesson 27.1 Cookies
703(6)
Lesson 27.2 Pies and Tarts
709(10)
Lesson 27.3 Cakes
719(9)
Lesson 27.4 Custards, Foams, and Buttercreams
728(10)
Lesson 27.5 Dessert Sauces and Frozen Desserts
738(10)
Unit Six Beyond Cooking
Chapter 28 Service
748(31)
Lesson 28.1 Service Staff and Types of Table Service
749(8)
Lesson 28.2 Front-of-the House Service
757(16)
Lesson 28.3 Banquets and Catering
773(6)
Chapter 29 Managing Resources
779(19)
Lesson 29.1 Food and Labor Costs
780(11)
Lesson 29.2 Measuring Performance
791(7)
Chapter 30 Menus
798(16)
Lesson 30.1 Menu Principles
799(9)
Lesson 30.2 Menu Planning for Success
808(6)
Chapter 31 Nutrition
814(28)
Lesson 31.1 Nutrient Basics
815(9)
Lesson 31.2 Government Guidelines
824(9)
Lesson 31.3 A Chef's Role in Healthy Eating
833(9)
Chapter 32 Analyzing Cuisines
842(29)
Lesson 32.1 Creating Authentic Cuisines
843(8)
Lesson 32.2 Learning About Cuisines
851(20)
Appendix Fraction to Decimal Equivalents, Standard Scoop and Can Sizes, and Produce Yields 871(2)
Glossary 873(16)
Index 889