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Bab 9 Dessert
Bab 9 Dessert
CHAPTER 9
DESSERT
CHAPTER 9
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DESSERT
A. History Of Dessert
The word "dessert," which is the participle of the French desservir, meaning "to clear the table,"
was first written in 1539, and referred to the delicate candied fruits and nuts that dinner guests
would snack on in the aftermath of a grand meal, such as that of the princess in Ferrara. As
fashionable French customs trickled out into the rest of Europe and the savory-sweet divide
widened, the word took on all sorts of meanings, likely aligning with trends among scullery
maids who would bring out chilled tarts and cakes at the end of a meal for their employers to
pick at while they washed the dishes. By the late 1700s, the word was adopted in English, both
American and British, and "dessert" ultimately became a course all its own.
B.Definition Of Dessert
Dessert is a dish that is served at the end of courses in a set menu that is useful to eliminate the
impression of the taste of the previous dish and close the food serving round. Dessert often called
The final course or The last course and tastes sweet or is called sweet
Generally, dessert can be categorized into 2 types, first is cold dessert and the second one is hot
dessert. This classification is based on differences in temperature, both in the processing and
serving temperature.
1. Hot dessert
Dessert is served in hot or warm temperatures. As the name implies hot dessert, the final process
must be heated first. The serving of hot dessert must be really hot or warm including the
equipment used to be heated first. Example: Banana Flambé, Peach Flambé, Cherry jubilee,
Crepe suzette(first dessert flambé), Apple Pie, Souffles etc
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2. Cold dessert
Dessert is served in cold temperatures. Although served at cold temperatures does not rule out
the possibility of processing through a heating process before it is served cold, by entering into a
chiller. Dessert presentation in cold temperatures must be really served in cold temperatures
including the equipment. Example: Ice Cream, Pudding, Mousses, Fruit Pie, Cake and so on.
D. Examples Of Dessert
1. Hot Dessert
a. Souffle
Souffle is a sweet and soft dish, made from egg yolks
and whipped egg whites other ingredients made by
baking / roasting. When you just lift it from the oven,
the souffle is bigger and fluffy which will then
deflated after 20-30 minutes. So that to get the best
taste, souffle must be served hot before becoming
deflated.
b. Crepes
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2 Cold Dessert
a. Mouse de Chocolate
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b. Cake / Tortes
Sachertorte
c. Ice Cream
Vanila Sunday
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Casata napolitano
d. Sherbet / Sorbet
Lemon sherbet
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xJaJ42KN868
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INSTRUCTION
1. Please answer the question below shortly and clearly
2. Write your answer on your answer sheet
Question:
1. What is dessert?
2. Mention 5 examples of hot/warm dessert
3. Mention 5 examples of cold dessert
4. Please mention 5 kinds of ice cream?
5. What is Vanilla Sunday?
6. What is Casata Napolitano
7. What is Sorbet?
8. What is Apple pie a la mode mean?
9. What is the first flambee found in the world?
10. Please mention 4 kinds of dessert flambee
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