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In culinary terms, a "point" typically refers to the ideal level of doneness for meat, particularly when cooking steak. It indicates a medium doneness, where the meat is warm and slightly pink in the center. The term can also describe the specific stage of cooking to achieve desired flavors or textures in various dishes. Overall, it's a precise measurement in the cooking process that affects the final outcome of the dish.
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What are the different culinary terms?
copper wire
What is the opposite of sweet in culinary terms?
Sour
What are culinary terms for good meal?
A culinary term for good meal is "a full course meal."
What are other terms for culinary?
another name for it is strain
What is the main point of culinary?
to teach the arts of food
Who is the pioneers in culinary arts?
Careme, Escoffoier, Point and Bocuse
Which of these culinary terms gets its name from the French for outside the work?
Hors d'oeuvre
What are some common cooking definitions and terms used in culinary arts?
Common cooking definitions and terms used in culinary arts include saut, simmer, braise, sear, deglaze, julienne, chiffonade, blanch, poach, and marinate.
Which criterion is Crossen using in this excerpt from A Culinary Wasteland to evaluate?
Clarity of terms- apex
Why are culinary terms often in French?
culinary terms are often in french because the french have marvelous cooking and very spohisticated cooking for that matter. i also think they just want to give us a hard time by trying to make us pronounce such difficult words :)
Is 2 years of college good for culinary arts?
From an excutive chefs point of view no
What do you have to do in high school to go to culinary school?
you have to have four point oh GPA and do good in school.
