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Professional Cooking for Canadian Chefs Wayne Gisslen

Professional Cooking for Canadian Chefs By Wayne Gisslen

Professional Cooking for Canadian Chefs by Wayne Gisslen


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This fifth edition helps train professional chefs with clear, detailed instruction in the cooking theory and techniques necessary to meet the demands of the professional kitchen. With 1,100 recipes, it helps culinary students and aspiring chefs gain the tools and confidence they need to succeed as they build their careers in the field.

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Professional Cooking for Canadian Chefs by Wayne Gisslen

The new edition of a classic bestseller, Wayne Gisslen's Professional Cooking, has helped train hundreds of thousands of professional chefs with clear, detailed instruction in the cooking theory and techniques necessary to meet the demands of the professional kitchen. Now, with 1,100 recipes and more information than ever before, this beautifully revised and updated edition helps culinary students and aspiring chefs gain the tools and confidence they need to succeed as they build their careers in the field today. What's new in the Fifth Edition? It contains: new information on Canadian inspection and grading of meat, poultry, seafood, dairy products, and eggs; nearly 100 new recipes along with more than 100 recipes from the master chefs of Le Cordon Bleu; expanded and updated information featuring two new chapters on sausages and pates, plus new material on game (birds and animals), and more; hundreds of new color photographs illustrating ingredients, step-by-step techniques, and plated dishes in splendid visual detail; stunning new design introducing a pedagogical use of color to make it easy to find information quickly; and a free ChefTec(t) CD-ROM packed with recipes from the book and professional-level functionality, including automatic recipe resizing, U.S. metric conversions, recipe costing, purchasing lists, nutritional analysis, and instant searching and sorting.

About Wayne Gisslen

Wayne Gisslen is the author of the bestselling series of culinary books that includes Advanced Professional Cooking, Professional Baking, and The Chef's Art: Secrets of Four--Star Cooking at Home, all published by Wiley. A graduate of The Culinary Institute of America, he has written and worked extensively in the field of culinary arts, with experience as a restaurant chef, test kitchen supervisor, and food and beverage consultant.

Table of Contents

RECIPE CONTENTS. ABOUT LE CORDON BLEU. FOREWORD. PREFACE. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS. 1. The Food Service Industry. A Short History of Modern Food Service. The Organization of Modern Kitchens. Standards of Professionalism. 2. Sanitation and Safety. SANITATION. Introduction to Microbiology. Food--borne Diseases. Personal Hygiene. Food Storage. Food Handling and Preparation. Cleaning and Sanitizing Equipment. Rodent and Insect Control. Setting Up a System for Food Safety. SAFETY. The Safe Workplace. Preventing Cuts. Preventing Burns. Preventing Fires. Preventing Injuries from Machines and Equipment. Preventing Falls. Preventing Strains and Injuries from Lifting. 3. Tools and Equipment. Introduction to Quantity Food Equipment. Cooking Equipment. Processing Equipment. Holding and Storage Equipment. Pots, Pans, and Containers. Measuring Devices. Knives, Hand Tools, and Small Equipment. 4. Basic Cooking Principles. HEAT AND FOOD. Effects of Heat on Foods. Heat Transfer. Cooking Times. COOKING METHODS. Moist--heat Methods. Dry--heat Methods. Dry--heat Methods Using Fat. Microwave Cooking. Summary of Cooking Terms. THE ART OF SEASONING AND FLAVORING. Seasoning and Flavoring Defined. When to Season and Flavor. Common Seasoning and Flavoring Ingredients. Using Herbs and Spices. 5. The Recipe: Its Structure and Its Use. The Written Recipe. Measurement. Converting Recipes. Food Cost. 6. The Menu. Menu Forms and Functions. Building the Menu. Nutritional Considerations. 7. Mise en Place. Planning and Organizing Production. Using the Knife. Preliminary Cooking and Flavoring. Preparation for Frying. Handling Convenience Foods. 8. Stocks and Sauces. STOCKS. Ingredients. Procedures. Reductions and Glazes. Convenience Bases. SAUCES. Understanding Sauces. Roux. Other Thickening Agents. Finishing Techniques. Sauce Families. Production. 9. Soups. UNDERSTANDING SOUPS. Classification of Soups. Service of Soups. CLEAR SOUPS. Consomme. Vegetable Soups. Other Clear Soups. THICK SOUPS. Cream Soups. Puree Soups. Bisques. Chowders. SPECIALTY SOUPS AND NATIONAL SOUPS. 10. Understanding Meats and Game. COMPOSITION, STRUCTURE, AND BASIC QUALITY FACTORS. Composition. Structure. Inspection and Grading. Aging. UNDERSTANDING THE BASIC CUTS. Available Forms: Carcasses, Partial Carcasses, Primals, and Fabricated Cuts. Bone Structure. Beef, Lamb, Veal, and Pork Cuts. Selecting Meats for Your Operation. COOKING AND HANDLING MEATS. Tenderness and Appropriate Cooking Methods. Doneness. Cooking Variety Meats. Game and Specialty Meats. Storage of Meats. 11. Cooking Meats and Game. Roasting and Baking. Broiling, Grilling, and Pan--broiling. Sauteing, Pan--frying, and Griddling. Simmering. Braising. 12. Understanding Poultry and Game Birds. Composition and Structure. Inspection and Grading. Classification and Market Forms. Handling and Storage. Doneness. Trussing Methods. Cutting Up Chicken. 13. Cooking Poultry and Game Birds. Roasting and Baking. Broiling and Grilling. Sauteing, Pan--frying, and Deep--frying. Simmering and Poaching. Braising. Dressings and Stuffings. 14. Understanding Fish and Shellfish. FIN FISH. Composition and Structure. Special Problems in Cooking Fish. Cutting Fish. Varieties and Characteristics. Handling and Storage. SHELLFISH. Mollusks. Cephalopods. Crustaceans. Miscellaneous Seafood. 15. Cooking Fish and Shellfish. Baking. Broiling. Sauteing and Pan--frying. Deep--frying. Poaching and Simmering. Mixed Cooking Techniques. Seafood Served Raw. 16. Understanding Vegetables. CONTROLLING QUALITY CHANGES DURING COOKING. Controlling Texture Changes. Controlling Flavor Changes. Controlling Color Changes. Controlling Nutrient Losses. General Rules of Vegetable Cookery. Standards of Quality in Cooked Vegetables. HANDLING VEGETABLES. Fresh Vegetables. Processed Vegetables. Production and Holding Problems in Quantity Cooking. Storage. 17. Cooking Vegetables. Boiling and Steaming. Sauteing and Pan--frying. Braising. Baking. Broiling and Grilling. Deep--frying. 18. Potatoes and Other Starches. POTATOES. Understanding Potatoes. Cooking Potatoes. RICE AND OTHER GRAINS. Understanding Rice. Other Grains and Grain Products. Cooking Rice. PASTA AND DUMPLINGS. Understanding Pasta. Cooking Pasta. Dumplings. 19. Salads and Salad Dressings. SALADS. Types of Salads. Ingredients. Arrangement and Presentation. Recipes and Techniques. SALAD DRESSINGS. Ingredients. Emulsions in Salad Dressings. Oil and Vinegar Dressings. Emulsified Dressings. Other Dressings. 20. Sandwiches and Hors d'Oeuvres. SANDWICHES. Breads. Spreads. Fillings. Types of Sandwiches. Making Sandwiches. HORS D'OEUVRES. Canapes. Cocktails. Relishes. Dips. Miscellaneous Hors d'Oeuvres. 21. Breakfast Preparation, Dairy Products, and Coffee and Tea. EGGS. Understanding Eggs. Cooking Eggs. BREAKFAST BREADS, CEREALS,AND MEATS. Pancakes and Waffles. French Toast. Cereals. Breakfast Meats. DAIRY PRODUCTS. Milk and Cream. Butter. Cheese. COFFEE AND TEA. Coffee. Tea. 22. Sausages and Cured Foods. CURING AND SMOKING. Ingredients for Curing Foods. Curing Methods. Smoking. SAUSAGES. Categories of Sausages. Basic Sausage Ingredients. Casings. Equipment. The Grind. Smoking Sausages. Cooking Sausages. About the Sausage Recipes. 23. Pates, Terrines, and Other Cold Foods. THE HANDLING AND SERVICE OF COLD DISHES. Sanitation and Storage. Presentation. ASPIC AND CHAUD--FROID. Preparing Aspic Jelly. Chaud--Froid. Using Aspic Jelly and Chaud--Froid Sauce. SPECIAL FORCEMEAT DISHES. Types of Forcemeats. Straight Forcemeats. Terrines and Pates. Galantines. TERRINES BASED ON MOUSSELINES. TERRINES AND OTHER MOLDS WITH GELATIN. Aspic Molds. Mousses. FOIE GRAS, LIVER TERRINES, AND RILLETTES. Foie Gras Terrines. Liver Terrines. Rillettes. 24. Food Presentation and Garnish. HOT FOOD PRESENTATION. The Importance of Appearance. Fundamentals of Plating. Garnish. Simple Decorative Techniques. COLD FOOD PRESENTATION AND BUFFET SERVICE. Buffet Arrangement and Appearance. Cold Platter Presentation. Hot Foods for Buffets. 25. Recipes from International Cuisines. Japanese. Chinese. Mexican. Italian. European Classics. Foreign Terms Used in This Chapter. 26. Bakeshop Production: Basic Principles and Ingredients. BASIC PRINCIPLES OF BAKING. Formulas and Measurement. Mixing and Gluten Development. The Baking Process. Staling. INGREDIENTS. Flours, Meals, and Starches. Fats. Sugars. Liquids. Eggs. Leavening Agents. Salt, Flavorings, and Spices. 27. Yeast Products. UNDERSTANDING YEAST PRODUCTS. Yeast Product Types. Mixing Methods. Steps in Yeast Dough Production. DOUGH FORMULAS AND TECHNIQUES. Bread and Roll Formulas. Rolled--In Doughs: Danish Pastry and Croissants. Makeup Techniques. 28. Quick Breads. Mixing and Production Methods. Formulas. 29. Cakes and Icings. UNDERSTANDING CAKE MAKING. Basic Mixing Methods. Cake Formula Types. Scaling and Panning. Baking and Cooling. Altitude Adjustments. CAKE FORMULAS. Creaming Method. Two--Stage Method. Foaming Methods. ICINGS: PRODUCTION AND APPLICATION. Producing and Handling Basic Types. Assembling and Icing Cakes. 30. Cookies. Cookie Characteristics and Their Causes. Mixing Methods. Types and Makeup Methods. Panning, Baking, and Cooling. 31. Pies and Pastries. PIES. Pie Doughs. Assembly and Baking. Fillings. PASTRIES, MERINGUES, AND FRUIT DESSERTS. Puff Pastry. Eclair Paste. Meringues. Fruit Desserts. 32. Creams, Custards, Puddings, Frozen Desserts, and Sauces. Sugar Cooking. Basic Custards and Creams. Puddings. Bavarians, Chiffons, Mousses, and Souffles. Frozen Desserts. Dessert Sauces. APPENDIX 1: METRIC CONVERSION FACTORS, APPENDIX 2: STANDARD CAN SIZES, APPENDIX 3: APPROXIMATE WEIGHT--VOLUME EQUIVALENTS OF DRY FOODS. APPENDIX 4: KITCHEN MATH EXERCISES--METRIC VERSIONS. APPENDIX 5: EGGS AND SAFETY. BIBLIOGRAPHY. GLOSSARY. U.S. -- U.K. COOKING VOCABULARY. FRENCH--ENGLISH COOKING VOCABULARY. SUBJECT INDEX. RECIPE INDEX.

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CIN047121681XG
9780471216810
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Professional Cooking for Canadian Chefs by Wayne Gisslen
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Hardback
John Wiley and Sons Ltd
20020607
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