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2. Which is the difference between the sales price and Contribution mar-
the cost of an item? gin
6. Which is the reason why salads have become the Wide variety of
preferred "starter" in an increasing number of restau- salad items and in-
rants? expensive and al-
ways fresh
10. Raw bars or restaurants do not serve food above 116 de-
grees fahrenheit
13. With a new process called BLANK, fish are immersed Flash freezing
in a liquid chemical that gets them to 265 degrees
Fahrenheit so fast that water molecules do not crys-
tallize.
15. The amount of food to be ordered and stocked can be Past records
built into the purchasing system based on BLANK.
16. The points that indicate more food should be ordered Reorder points
are called BLANK.
17. Written standards for food that are based on forecast Food specifica-
of sales are called BLANK. tions
18. In the usual restaurant, who decides on product spec- The manager, in
ification and selects purveyors? consultation with
the chef
20. The BLANK grade applies to highly specialized pro- U.S. Fancy
duce, a very small percentage of the total crop. This
grade is rarely used on most commodities because it
is too costly to pack.
21. Quality standards of canned fruits and vegetables are Food and Drug Ad-
administered by the ministration
22. The grade of produce that is inferior to the U.S. No. 1 U.S. Commercial
but superior to the U.S. No. 2 is called
24. Du jour
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A(n) BLANK menu lists the food items served only on
a particular day.
27. To ensure menu ingredients are available, fresh, and All of the above
priced right restaurant operators should
28. The two basic components of value creation are increasing value
perceptions and
lowers prices
29. Factors that go into building perceived price-value portion size, choic-
include es, service consis-
tency, comfort lev-
el
30. Two of the main menu pricing strategies include using a com-
parative approach
and/or price and
multiply by the ra-
tio necessary to
achieve food-cost
percentage
32. If the opening food costs are $66,666 and total sales 33%
are $200,000 the food cost percentage is
34. $9.95
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If a restaurant offers a steak on the menu that costs $5
and sells for $14.95, the contribution margin is BLANK
for every steak sold.
35. Several cities have now banned BLANK, which are a Trans fatty acids
type of fat.
41. With grilled salmon, nowadays, the wine of choice Pinot noir
seems to be a
43. The BLANK process enables chefs to safely (and ef- Cook-chill
ficiently) prepare large amounts of food for long-term
storage in a refrigerated environment.
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45. Kitchen floors are usually covered with which of the Tile or sealed con-
following? crete
47. The area set aside for open kitchens cost about 25%
BLANK more than in a standard kitchen
48. A(n) BLANK takes in outside dry air and pass it evaporative cooler
through loosely woven pads
51. Which person said, "The benefits of having an open Roland Passot
kitchen are that it brings energy to the dining rooms,
creates a show for the guest-- like watching a perfor-
mance, and it gives the customer a sense of being on
the 'inside'-- similar to a reality TV show"?
52. Which is both an advantage and disadvantage of a its speed for small
microwave oven? quantity cooking
55. W/o the use of a germicide, the rinse water must be 180 degrees
fahrenheit
58. The workhouse of the kitchen equipment is the range top stove
59. The area set aside for open kitchens costs about 25%
BLANK more than a standard kitchen.
61. It should be remembered that hot tables are not cook- 140 degrees
ing appliances, foods held above BLANK are still fahrenheit
cooking.
62. Low temperature ovens permit low temperature roast- reduce shrinkage
ing and baking are widely used in restaurants because of meat and hold
they meat so that it can
be served to order
from oven
63. BLANK can act as cooking pots; when filled with Deep-fat fryers
water, they can be used for quick-cooking vegeta-
bles, cooking hams or frankfurters, reheating foods,
hard-boiling eggs, cooking macaroni or spaghetti, or
holding canned or containerized foods.
64. The BLANK is simply a tank holding heated water in Bain marie
which hot foods in pots or crocks are placed to keep
food warm (above 140 degrees Fahrenheit to avoid
further cooking).
65. The BLANK, whose surface has sections separately sectionalized grid-
controlled for temperature, can cook different foods dle
at different temperatures at the same time
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66. As additional items are placed in the oven, heating or 75%
cooking time may increase BLANK or more per item.
70. Meat buyers should use the BLANK numbering sys- Institutional Meat
tem for meat items. Purchase Specifi-
cations
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