A food made from base, added ingredients, and garnishes
Soup
Name the 3 Soup Categories
Clear, thick, and specialty
A soup category that has a stock-based soup with a thin, watery consistency
Clear
A soup category where soup has a thick texture and consistency
Thick
A soup category where soups do not fall into the traditional categories
Specialty
Flavorful liquid made by simmering stock along with meat, poultry, seafood, or vegetables and seasoning.
Broth
Very rich in flavorful broth. Clarified to remove any impurities or particles.
Consommé
Soups that are made from broth with sauteed vegetables or meats. Pureed using a blender or a hand mixer.
Cream Soups
Soups that are made by cooking vegetables in broth then pureed.
Puree Soups
Form of cream soup that is typically made from shellfish
Bisques
Hearty soup that contains visibly large chunks of the main ingredients.
Chowder
Chowder has 2 types..
Cream based and Broth based
Type of chowder that is thick
Cream based Chowder
Type of Chowder that is thin
Broth based Chowder
Rich creole soup
Gumbos
Soups that are either prepared cooked or raw then served cold
Cold Soups
Unifying component of a dish, completes or enhances the flavor or moistness, and adds texture
Sauce
Consistency of liquid that thinly coasts the back of the spoon.
Nappe
This ensures that a sauce will cling lightly to another sauce.
Nappe
3 Key Ingredients of Sauces
Liquid, flavoring components, and thickening agents
6 thickening agents
Flour, cornstarch, slurry, roux, and buerre manié, and liaison
Type of thickening agent that is primary and often combined with fat
Flour
Type of thickening agent that is a starch made of corn
Corn Starch
Type of starch that has equal parts of cool liquid and a starch
Slurry