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If You Can Get 9/10 On This French Cooking Test, Then You're Basically Remy From "Ratatouille"

Bon appétit!

  1. Which carrots have been julienned?

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    To julienne a vegetable, you should cut it into long, even strips.

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  2. How would you sauté onions?

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    To sauté a vegetable, you quickly pan-fry it over medium to high heat on the stove.

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  3. How much of the duck is used in duck confit?

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    Traditionally, every part of the duck is used in duck confit.

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  4. If something was cooked "en papillote," what was it wrapped in?

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    En papillote is French for "in paper."

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  5. How do you make a roux?

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    Traditionally made with flour and clarified butter, roux is used as a thickening agent when cooking.

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  6. What is mise en place?

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    Mise en place translates to "everything in its place."

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  7. Which of these is NOT a method of poaching?

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    Poaching involves submerging food in liquid to cook it.

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  8. Which steak is ready to be cooked sous-vide?

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    Sous-vide is a kind of poaching in which meat is sealed in a plastic bag and cooked in temperature-controlled water.

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  9. Flambéing involves igniting which ingredient?

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    The alcohol is cooked out when you flambé. However, you shouldn't try it at home.

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  10. What is bechamel?

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    Bechamel is a sauce made from milk thickened with roux.

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