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        | Chef Marie-Antoine Careme |  | Definition 
 
        | -He developed "Grand Cuisine" cooking -He was one of the primary reasons cooking was brought into the modern era
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        | 4 Types of Modern Kitchen Organization |  | Definition 
 
        | -physical facility, including equipment -type of establishment
 -type of menu
 -size of operation
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        | the French word for "kitchen". In the English language, it means a style or cooking |  | 
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        | a term for a cook or someone who prepares food |  | 
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        | new practices or conditions that point to the way things will be in the future |  | 
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        | Challenges of the foodservice industry |  | Definition 
 
        | -Finding enough trained workers to fill all the jobs -Finding ways to pay higher wages and still meet customers demands
 -Meeting the demands for healthier menu options
 -Producing food that is both healthy and satisfying
 -Determining chefs and restaurateurs responsibility for the health of guests
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        | the title used for someone who is in charge of a particular workstation in the kitchen |  | 
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        | the head of the baking and pastry department who oversees the work of specialists in that station |  | 
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        | the person responsible for making sauces |  | 
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        | supervises all the positions in the kitchen, and is responsible for the quality of the food and the safety of the guests and cooks |  | 
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        | the second in command who assumes the authority and responsibility to chef when the chef is absent |  | 
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        | basic mathematics and common bookkeeping procedures |  | 
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        | Food Chemistry and Physics |  | Definition 
 
        | how foods react chemically  and physically during the cooking process |  | 
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        | Laws of the Foodservice Industry |  | Definition 
 
        | the laws that affect the foodservice industry |  | 
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        | how to interact well with dinners and the public at large |  | 
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        | ways to learn a trade under the guidance of skilled tradespeople |  | 
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        | offer culinary and hospitality training and made the courses career focused |  | 
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        | learning and achievement by work experience |  | 
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        | likes to write about food |  | 
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        | helps increase the publics food knowledge and culinary skill to improve nutrition and health status |  | 
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        | interested in selling and promoting |  | 
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