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Culinary Arts 1: Chapter 1
Culinary Arts 1: Chapter 1
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Types of restaurants & History of Foodservice
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a small modest restaurant or café
Food truck
Fast food
Casual
Bistro
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Romans' desires for __ and __ increased trade and the borders of the empire.
exotic foods; silk
exotic foods; slaves
exotic foods; gold
exotic foods; spices
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A restaurant that is built around a specific type of food
Theme
Fast Casual
Ethnic
Bistro
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Convention centers are meant to feed thousands of people at one time. In Nashville we have...
Music City Center
Country Music Hall of Fame
The Frist Center
Gaylord Opryland
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__ are associations or people w/ similar professions that were organized during the Renaissance
Trades
Guilds
Clubs
Free Masons
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During the __, gold was discovered in CA & caused a mass migration & cafeterias were built
Renaissance
Gold Rush
Gilded Age
Enlightenment
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This is your average restaurant that offers full sit down service
Fine dining
Buffet
Casual
Cafeteria
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The time period between Ancient Greece & Rome and the Renaissance was called...
Gilded Age
French Revolution
The Middle Ages
Industrial Revolution
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__ is a complex and elegant system of food preparation introduced by Catherine de Medici
Neo-classical cuisine
Lean Cuisine
Haute Cuisine
Fine Dining
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One of the 1st cookbooks was written by
Marcus Apicius
Catherine de Medici
Ptolemy
Marco Polo
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A company with multiple concepts of bars and restaurants are called...
Corporate Restaurant Groups
Chain
Independent/Entrepreneur
Franchise
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The process of canning was developed by__. This made food more shelf-stable and safe.
Louis Pasteur
Marie Curie
George August Escoffier
Nicholas Appert
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In __, Columbus first brought back the pineapple to Europe which was devoid of sweet foods
1493
1692
1776
1943
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The __ is the symbol of hospitality.
Pineapple
Melon
Grapes
Strawberry
15
This monarch introduced not only forks, but ice cream to the French Court
King Tut
King Henry
Nicholas Appert
Catherine de Medici
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In 1765, a man named Boulanger, began selling hot soups at a cafe called __
Restaurer
Bistro
Restorante
Coaching inn
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the concept of the restaurant takes priority over everything else
Fine dining
Casual
Theme
Ethnic
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After World War II, a new interstate system resulted in the creation of __ for people on the go
Buffet
Fine Dining
Quick Service
Chain
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__ provide foodservice for special events such as weddings and tournaments
corrections
convention centers
caterers
retail
20
In Colonial North America, cities sprang up along the coast. A large staple of the diet was
seafood
wild game
Fruits and vegetables
all of the above
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can be prepared quickly and easily sold
Cafeteria
Food truck
Buffet
Fast food
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Horse-drawn kitchens would pull up in front of factories at lunch. This was the beginning of
diners
quick service restaurant
buffet
cafeteria