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OPERASIONAL BOGA
Disusun Oleh :
CUTTING
SIZE (cm/mm) DISH PICTURE
METHOD
Jardiniere 3cm x 1cm x 1cm Steak
Lozenge 12 x 12 x 4 mm Soup
1. Broiling is a way to cook quickly where food ingredients come in direct contact with the heat of the fire, this
broiling can be used on soft meat or fish.
2. Roasting is a cooking method that uses hot fire (grilling) with large pieces of meat. No liquid (water or oil) is
added to cover the grill. Usually for a long roasting process
3. Grilling is toasting or burning food directly, on the fire.
4. Sauteing is a method of cooking by using a small amount of hot oil on a frying pan or what we call a sauté
5. Pan-frying is a way of cooking by dipping most of the food into hot oil
6. Deep-frying is a way of cooking by putting all parts of the food in hot oil
7. Smoking food ingredients are cooked using hot air or smoke for a long time
8. Barbecuing use fire in the process of ripening food
9. Shallow-frying cooking techniques that use oil are only half the height of the food you want to cook.
10. Baking cooking is use oven for cook.
1. Poaching is cooking using water, but before the water boils. Like boiling an egg. The term commonly used is
poach egg.
2. Simmering like making beef gulas, using low heat boiled using low heat until colored.
3. Boiling is a cooking technique by boiling. For example, to make chicken stock.
4. Steaming is cooking using steam or commonly known as steaming.
5. Blanching The process of cooking vegetables by boiling for a while, then remove from heat.
6. Stewing often also called stews.
7. Braising to the stewing method, the only difference is that the meat to be made in stews is usually marinated
8. Au bain marie the same with the steaming method, the only difference is that in the pan filled with water, the
place to be melted is placed.
9. Double Boiler is almost same as Au Bain Marie, but double boiler is used the largest pan.
10. Scalding is sometimes used to help solids, such as sugar, flour, or chocolate, dissolve more easily into the
liquid. Scalding was also used in the past to kill bacteria in milk before pasteurization was so prevalent.