Cooking Essentials for the New Professional Chef?, Student Workbook

Cooking Essentials for the New Professional Chef?, Student Workbook
Author: The Food and Beverage Institute
Publisher: Wiley
Total Pages: 0
Release: 1997-04-04
Genre: Cooking
ISBN: 9780471292180

Cooking Essentials for The New Professional Chef offers students an opportunity to learn the basics of cooking while using the actual reference that professional chefs have relied on for over a generation—The New Professional Chef™. In addition to providing an excellent foundation in such cooking essentials as raw ingredients, tools, classic techniques, and foundation recipes, the academic version of this professional reference clarifies every concept with supportive text, step-by-step photos in full color, illustrations, and tables. Special features designed to assist both students and instructors include the following: Chapter Objectives emphasize key concepts and guide reading Highlighted Key Terms and Concepts offer a quick recap of the language a chef should be able to use fluently Footnotes define terms that might be unfamiliar the first time they appear in text Self-Study Questions and Activities reinforce concepts and help students apply them in a problem-solving format Tables and Charts put important technical information at the students’ fingertips Sidebars highlight professional development issues, techniques, kitchen management strategies, and historical context Chapter Summaries recap the lessons that should be mastered To help students build technique, the over 300 foundation recipes—conveniently grouped at the back of the book—are organized from simple to complex, with similar types grouped together. Students can quickly locate extra help with recipes by referring to the technique cross-reference feature that accompanies each recipe. In addition, color photos, tips, and historical notes provide additional support.

The New Professional Chef

The New Professional Chef
Author: Culinary Institute of America
Publisher: Van Nostrand Reinhold Company
Total Pages: 1224
Release: 1996
Genre: Cooking
ISBN:

The new edition of this superb reference contains additional information on such management issues as cost control, waste control, inventory, and pricing strategies, and covers such new topics as environmental impact and professional behavior. New chapters feature vegetarian recipes, international cuisine, and sandwiches. 1,400 color photos.

Essential Tools, Tips & Techniques for the Home Cook

Essential Tools, Tips & Techniques for the Home Cook
Author: Michelle Doll
Publisher: Page Street Publishing
Total Pages: 211
Release: 2018-09-25
Genre: Cooking
ISBN: 1624145507

Learn the Secrets to Great Cooking without Going to Cooking School Reaching your full culinary potential takes more than just starting with high-quality ingredients and following a solid recipe. You also need to learn proper technique, master essential kitchen tools and know the secrets to great cooking that all chefs learn in culinary school. Chef Michelle Doll shines new light on familiar tools such as rolling pins, sheet pans, skillets, Dutch ovens, blenders, mixers, pressure cookers and more in this comprehensive, readable and entertaining guide. Her exceptional recipes demonstrate these techniques in action. Learn why a tapered French rolling pin is the best tool for rolling out dough, and then use it to make the flakiest pastry for Prime Time Fruit Galette. Follow Michelle as she delves into what she calls the stovetop–sauté pan matrix and make Better Than Take-Out Teriyaki Chicken that will have you taking your favorite Chinese restaurant off of speed dial. You’ll also learn some surprising techniques for using your kitchen tools in new ways, making tender Grape Shallot Focaccia in a cast-iron skillet, Peanut Butter Jelly Quick Bread in a blender and Slow and Easy French Onion Soup in a Dutch oven (you won’t be tied to the stovetop stirring caramelized onions every five minutes—genius!). With the perfect blend of fresh kitchen science and delicious examples of that science in action, this book is a must-read for kitchen geeks and everyday home cooks alike!

In the Hands of a Chef

In the Hands of a Chef
Author: The Culinary Institute of America (CIA)
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons
Total Pages: 178
Release: 2007-12-26
Genre: Cooking
ISBN: 0470080264

A new approach to the CIA's Professional Chef's Knife Kit, In the Hands of a Chef reveals how professional chefs use their revered kitchen tools in restaurants and at home. This book identifies the types of tools necessary in the kitchen, such as knives, mixing tools, gadgets, and measuring tools. The book teaches a tool's most popular--yet often highly specialized--uses, the history of a tool, types of materials used in making it, and advances in technology that have improved a tool. The book gives readers a personal look at chefs' methods for using these tools and a sense of the personal attachment and even respect they have for them. Readers will also learn the parts of kitchen tools, characteristics of a good knife, and what to look for when purchasing knives and other kitchen tools. In the Hands of a Chef features 112 new black and white photographs that convey the proper way to hold the tool or how it appears when in the hands of a chef.

The Professional Chef

The Professional Chef
Author: Culinary Institute of America (CIA) Staff
Publisher:
Total Pages: 394
Release: 2011-10-13
Genre:
ISBN: 9781118138588

Cooking Essentials for the New Professional Chef

Cooking Essentials for the New Professional Chef
Author: Food and Beverage Institute (Culinary Institute of America)
Publisher: Van Nostrand Reinhold Company
Total Pages: 799
Release: 1997
Genre: Quantity cookery
ISBN: 9780442021092

Cooking Essentials for The New Professional Chef offers students an opportunity to learn the basics of cooking while using the actual reference that professional chefs have relied on for over a generation-The New Professional Chef Ö . In addition to providing an excellent foundation in such cooking essentials as raw ingredients, tools, classic techniques, and foundation recipes, the academic version of this professional reference clarifies every concept with supportive text, step-by-step photos in full color, illustrations, and tables. Special features designed to assist both students and instructors include the following: Chapter Objectives emphasize key concepts and guide reading Highlighted Key Terms and Concepts offer a quick recap of the language a chef should be able to use fluently Footnotes define terms that might be unfamiliar the first time they appear in text Self-Study Questions and Activities reinforce concepts and help students apply them in a problem-solving format Tables and Charts put important technical information at the students' fingertips Sidebars highlight professional development issues, techniques, kitchen management strategies, and historical context Chapter Summaries recap the lessons that should be mastered To help students build technique, the over 300 foundation recipes-conveniently grouped at the back of the book-are organized from simple to complex, with similar types grouped together. Students can quickly locate extra help with recipes by referring to the technique cross-reference feature that accompanies each recipe. In addition, color photos, tips, and historical notes provide additional support.

Essentials of Professional Cooking, Textbook and NRAEF Student Workbook

Essentials of Professional Cooking, Textbook and NRAEF Student Workbook
Author: Wayne Gisslen
Publisher: Wiley
Total Pages: 0
Release: 2003-04-21
Genre: Cooking
ISBN: 9780471311027

Managers of restaurants and other foodservice operations need to know how to cook—but do not have to be chefs in order to manage them effectively. Written by Wayne Gisslen, author of the bestselling Professional Cooking, this book gives managers in the foodservice field the information they need about cooking in order to do their jobs well. Note: CD-ROM/DVD and other supplementary materials are not included as part of eBook file.