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  • Sauce making is a fundamental skill in food preparation that involves creating a liquid or semi-liquid accompaniment to enhance the flavor, texture, and appearance of dishes
  • Béchamel sauce is also known as white sauce.
  • Match the equipment with its function in sauce making:
    Saucepan ↔️ Cook and reduce sauces
    Whisk ↔️ Stir and emulsify ingredients
    Wooden Spoon ↔️ Stir sauces gently
  • A saucepan is essential for cooking and reducing sauces
  • Why are measuring cups and spoons important in sauce making?
    Ensure accurate proportions
  • Steps for making a Béchamel sauce:
    1️⃣ Melt butter in a saucepan
    2️⃣ Stir in flour to create a roux
    3️⃣ Gradually add warm milk
    4️⃣ Simmer until thickened
  • What are three purposes of sauces in food preparation?
    Flavor, moisture, and visual appeal
  • Béchamel sauce is commonly used in lasagna.
  • What are sauces used for in food preparation?
    Enhance flavor, texture, appearance
  • Béchamel sauce is also known as a white sauce.
  • What are the three basic ingredients in a Béchamel sauce?
    Butter, flour, and milk
  • A whisk is used to stir and emulsify ingredients.
  • What is the function of a wooden spoon in sauce making?
    Stir sauces gently
  • Match the equipment with its function:
    Saucepan ↔️ Cook and reduce sauces
    Whisk ↔️ Stir and emulsify ingredients
    Measuring Cups ↔️ Accurately measure ingredients
  • Steps in making a basic Béchamel sauce
    1️⃣ Melt butter in a saucepan
    2️⃣ Add flour and cook to form a roux
    3️⃣ Gradually add milk while stirring
    4️⃣ Cook until thickened and smooth
  • What is emulsification in sauce making?
    Combining oil and water-based ingredients
  • Reduction is a technique used to concentrate flavors.
  • Hollandaise sauce uses emulsification to combine butter and egg yolks.
  • What is used as a thickening agent in Béchamel sauce?
    Roux
  • Hollandaise sauce combines oil and water-based ingredients through emulsification.
  • Reducing stock to make a rich demiglace is an example of the reduction technique.
  • Steps for preparing a basic Béchamel sauce
    1️⃣ Melt butter
    2️⃣ Add flour to make a roux
    3️⃣ Gradually add milk while whisking
  • What are the three main ingredients of Béchamel sauce?
    Butter, flour, milk
  • Which technique is used to create Hollandaise sauce?
    Emulsification
  • Tomato sauce typically includes tomatoes, onions, and herbs.
  • Match the sauce type with its characteristics:
    Béchamel ↔️ White, creamy, uses roux
    Velouté ↔️ Light-colored, uses roux and stock
    Hollandaise ↔️ Emulsion, rich, uses egg yolks and butter
    Tomato sauce ↔️ Made with tomatoes, onions, and herbs
  • Which sauce is commonly used in lasagna and mac and cheese?
    Béchamel
  • Hollandaise sauce is often served with Eggs Benedict.
  • What are the primary ingredients in tomato sauce?
    Tomatoes, onions, herbs
  • Steps for categorizing sauces based on ingredients and preparation methods
    1️⃣ Identify the base ingredients
    2️⃣ Determine the cooking method
    3️⃣ Classify the sauce type
  • What is the base ingredient of Béchamel sauce?
    Butter, flour, and milk
  • Velouté sauce is made with a roux and a light stock
  • Hollandaise sauce is an emulsion sauce made with egg yolks and butter.
  • What are the main ingredients of tomato sauce?
    Tomatoes, onions, and herbs
  • Béchamel sauce is often used in lasagna to add creaminess
  • What is the primary purpose of sauce making in food preparation?
    Enhance flavor, texture, appearance
  • Steps for making Béchamel sauce
    1️⃣ Melt butter in a saucepan
    2️⃣ Add flour to make a roux
    3️⃣ Gradually add milk while whisking
    4️⃣ Simmer until thick and creamy
  • What is a common thickening agent used in Béchamel sauce?
    Roux
  • Reduction is a technique used to intensify the flavor of sauces by simmering.
  • Match the technique with its description:
    Thickening Agents ↔️ Roux or slurry to thicken
    Emulsification ↔️ Combining oil and water-based liquids
    Reduction ↔️ Cooking down liquid to concentrate flavor