This document provides a history of culinary arts, beginning with its origins over 300,000 years ago when early humans began cooking with fire. It discusses the contributions of various cultures including the Greeks, Romans, Catherine de Medicis in the 16th century, and Boulanger who opened the first modern restaurant in Paris in the 1700s. The modernization of the food service industry in the 17th century is also outlined. Famous chefs who helped develop and professionalize culinary arts are mentioned, including Marie Antoine Careme who created mother sauces and wrote influential cookbooks in the early 1800s, and Georges Auguste Escoffier who developed the brigade system kitchen organization still used today.
This document provides a history of culinary arts, beginning with its origins over 300,000 years ago when early humans began cooking with fire. It discusses the contributions of various cultures including the Greeks, Romans, Catherine de Medicis in the 16th century, and Boulanger who opened the first modern restaurant in Paris in the 1700s. The modernization of the food service industry in the 17th century is also outlined. Famous chefs who helped develop and professionalize culinary arts are mentioned, including Marie Antoine Careme who created mother sauces and wrote influential cookbooks in the early 1800s, and Georges Auguste Escoffier who developed the brigade system kitchen organization still used today.
This document provides a history of culinary arts, beginning with its origins over 300,000 years ago when early humans began cooking with fire. It discusses the contributions of various cultures including the Greeks, Romans, Catherine de Medicis in the 16th century, and Boulanger who opened the first modern restaurant in Paris in the 1700s. The modernization of the food service industry in the 17th century is also outlined. Famous chefs who helped develop and professionalize culinary arts are mentioned, including Marie Antoine Careme who created mother sauces and wrote influential cookbooks in the early 1800s, and Georges Auguste Escoffier who developed the brigade system kitchen organization still used today.
Faculty of Tourism HM 211 Food Production- 1 THE HISTORY OF CULINARY ARTS
DR. / Mohamed Abdel Aziz
MARCH 2023 Recap. – Brigade De Cuisine From your view Indicate whether the statement below (True) or (False) 1. Dicing: to remove the skin of moist food item, say potatoes, and carrots 2. Chef ,is responsible for inspecting the quality of raw materials to be used in cooking. 3. In Island layout ,the total kitchen space is divided into different zones for various activities 4. Chef Grade Manager, is responsible for Preparing all cold savory or salad food. 5. In Assembly Line layout, kitchen Equipment is organized in a Row. 6. Chef Rotisseur, is responsible for preparing roasted and braised meats. 7. According to the Peeling technique, to cut Vegetables into square pieces. 8. Chef Poissonnier, is responsible for preparing and cooking Vegetables Learning Objective
• By the end of this lesson, STUDENTS should be
able to: Define culinary, as an Art and as a Science. Outline the History and development of Food and Culinary. Identify the people behind the development of culinary Arts industry. THE HISTORY OF CULINARY ARTS
• CULINARY is an Art and Science
• THE CULINARY INDUSTRY: Scope 1. HISTORY AND ORIGIN THE GREEKS 2. THE ROMANS 3. CATHERINE DE MEDICIS 1575 4. BOULANGER 5. The Modernization of Food Service BRAIN STORMING
• Explain the following
“Culinary is considered an Art and Science”
• It refers or related to cooking. Culinary means “related to cooking” and arts refers to any broad area of interest. So, put simply, culinary arts refer to the art of preparing, cooking, presenting and serving food, but culinary arts can refer to CULINARY all professions that involve preparing, cooking and presenting food • It is an art and science of preparation and cooking of foods. The “how of cooking” can be considered to be the art and the “why of cooking” could be the science. Balancing the art and science must be the goal of every professional chef. THE CULINARY • The precise origins of cooking are unknown, but, at some point INDUSTRY: in the distant past, early humans HISTORY AND conquered fire and started using ORIGIN it to prepare food.
• This art and science began
more than 300,000 years ago when, according to carbon dating, man began to use fire for the preparation of food. THE GREEKS • The ancient Greeks (also known as the Hellenes ) are credited with creating cuisine, cooking as an art form. THE CULINARY • Greek culture, men considered to be INDUSTRY: the only people qualified to cook – priest . HISTORY AND • They started the traditions of eating four ORIGIN times a day (breakfast, lunch, afternoon snack and late dinner). • The Greeks liked to socialize and loved to eat in company and at any given opportunity banquet or party was given. THE ROMANS THE • The Romans were great meat eaters CULINARY and birds were highly popular, they INDUSTRY: loved to use all sorts of condiments, HISTORY AND they had no cane or beet sugar so they used grapes syrup and honey. ORIGIN • They eventually learned from the Greek slave chefs and adopted their more civilized culinary principles • The oldest known cookbook was created De re Coquinaria (On Cookery) CATHERINE DE MEDICIS 1575 THE • Italy remained the center of culinary CULINARY excellence in Europe for about 1000years. INDUSTRY: • An Italian princess who married Prince HISTORY AND Henry IV, heir to the French throne. ORIGIN • She imported Master Chefs called capi couchi (“head cooks”) from Italy to prepare the culinary treasures of her home sorbets, macaroons tarts and Italian custards. • She also introduced table manners to the French, including instruction on how to use a fork. BOULANGER • A soup vendor from Paris, “We THE CULINARY serve Soup” INDUSTRY: • Created the first Modern HISTORY AND restaurant in 1700’s (1765) the ORIGIN first free standing Restaurant in Paris • He offered a soup made with sheep’s feet in cream sauce “le restaurer de vine” to restore energy • French word for restore is “restaurer” THE CULINARY The Modernization of INDUSTRY: Food Service HISTORY AND ORIGIN • began at the 17th century when French Revolution ended the great chefs are employed in different houses of the Noble people who opened their Restaurants. Marie Antoine Carême (1784-1833) • Developed the so called THE CULINARY “Mother Sauces” namely: INDUSTRY: “Veloute , Béchamel , Espagnole HISTORY AND ,Hollandaise, and Tomato the ORIGIN base Sauces”. • The Founder of the Classical European-based Cuisine organized and refined Cooking Techniques. THE CULINARY INDUSTRY: HISTORY AND ORIGIN Marie Antoine Carême (1784-1833) • Books contain the systematic Records of culinary principles ,Techniques, Recipe and Menu Development. • As a chef to kings, Head of state, and wealthy patrons, Carême became famous as the creator of elaborate, elegant display pieces, the ancestors of our modern wedding cakes, sugar sculptures, and ice and tallow carvings. Georges Auguste Escoffier (1847-1935) • Considered as the “Father of Twentieth Century Cookery” • Simplified Menus and organized a system of kitchen work into Stations and Departments. • Escoffier developed a system that will organize and manage a professional kitchen “The Brigade System” which separated the kitchen into five sections. • Escoffier's largest contribution was the publication of Le Guide Culinaire in 1903 Georges Auguste Escoffier (1847-1935)
The Five Sections in Brigade System are:
• Garde Manger - cold dishes • Entremettier - starches and vegetables • Rotisseur - roasts, grilled and fried dishes • Saucier - sauces and soups • Patissier - pastry and dessert dishes QUESTIONS?