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Section 10.1 Knives. Knives are the most commonly used kitchen tools. It is important for a chef to know the construction, use, and maintenance of knives. Knife Construction. Knives are the most commonly used kitchen tools Chefs must be familiar with: knife construction and type. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Glencoe Culinary Essentials Chapter 10 Knives and Smallwares
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• Knives are the most commonly used kitchen tools.
• It is important for a chef to know the construction, use, and maintenance of knives.
Section 10.1 Knives
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• Knives are the most commonly used kitchen tools• Chefs must be familiar with:
• knife construction and type.
• proper cutting techniques.
• knife safety and care.
Knife Construction
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• Parts of a knife:
Knife Construction
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• Types of knives include:• chef’s knife• slicer• boning knife• paring knife• tournée knife• fillet knife• butcher knife
Knife Construction
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• Knife cuts for slicing include:• chiffonade
Knife Skills
chiffonadeTo finely slice or shred leafy vegetables or herbs.
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• Knife cuts for slicing include:• rondelle
Knife Skills
rondelleA disk-shaped slice.
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• Knife cuts for slicing include:• diagonal
Knife Skills
diagonalA cut that results in an oval or elongated slice of a cylindrical fruit or vegetable.
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• Knife cuts for slicing include:• roll
Knife Skills
roll cutCutting a cylindrical fruit or vegetable as for a diagonal cut, rolling the fruit or vegetable by 180 degrees, and then doing another diagonal cut.
Why might a chef choose to do a roll cut?
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• Mincing cuts include: • julienne
Knife Skills
julienne1⁄8-inch thick matchstick-shaped cuts.
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• Mincing cuts include:• batonnet
Knife Skills
batonnetMatchstick-shaped cuts that are ¼-inch thick.
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• Mincing cuts include:• brunoise
Knife Skills
brunoise1/8-inch thick cubes.
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• Sanitize and clean knives after each use.
• Store knives properly.
• Sharpen with a stone and use a steel to keep blade straight and smooth.
Knife Safety and Care
What other knife safety tips can you name?
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• Smallwares are hand tools, pots, and pans used for cooking.
• It is important for a chef to know the proper use and care of smallwares.
Section 10.2 Smallwares
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• Every restaurant has a supply of smallwares.
• NSF International tests hand tools for construction, comfort, and safety.
Smallwares Selection
hand toolsHandheld items used to cook, serve, and prepare food.
smallwaresHand tools, pots, and pans used for cooking.
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• Hand tools may include:
Smallwares Selection
• vegetable peeler• apple/fruit corers• kitchen shears• cutting board• cheese slicer• butter curler• egg slicer
• pizza cutter• zester• whisks• spoons • spatulas• chef’s fork• tongs
• strainers• colander• chinois• box grater• pastry tools• rolling pins• bench scraper
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• Measuring equipment may include:
Smallwares Selection
• portion scale• electronic scale• balance scale
• volume measures• liquid measures
• measuring spoons• ladles
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• Cookware can be made of stainless steel, aluminum, copper, cast iron, or ceramics.
• Choose cookware based on heat transfer.
Smallwares Selection
cookwarePots, pans, and baking dishes.
heat transferA measure of how efficiently heat passes from one object to another.