Cooking 101
This series introduces everything you need to know about the basics of cooking. I’ve found that cookbooks are not effective at teaching you how to cook, so I am following, from front to back, the book Culinary Fundamentals. Check back regularly as I progress.
Section 1: Introduction
Section 2: Nutrition, Safety and Science
Section 3: Culinary Math and Recipes
Section 4: Tools and Equipment
- Unit 7 – Equipment Identification
- Unit 8 – Basic Knife Skills
Section 5: Ingredients
- Unit 9 – Dairy, Eggs, and Dry Goods
- Unit 10 – Meat and Poultry Identification and Fabrication
- Unit 11 – Fish and Shellfish Identification and Fabrication
- Unit 12 – Fresh Produce: Fruits, Vegetables, and Fresh Herbs
- Unit 13 – Basic Mise en Place
Section 6: Stocks, Soups and Sauces
- Unit 14 – Stocks
- Unit 15 – Sauces
- Unit 16 – Soups
Section 7: Dry Heat Techniques
- Unit 17 – Sauteing
- Unit 18 – Frying
- Unit 19 – Roasting
- Unit 20 – Barbecue
- Unit 21 – Grilling and Broiling
Section 8: Moist Heat Techniques
- Unit 22 – Braising and Stewing
- Unit 23 – Shallow-poaching
- Unit 24 – Poaching and Simmering
Section 9: Completing the Plate
- Unit 25 – Vegetables
- Unit 26 – Starches
Section 10: Pantry
- Unit 27 – Breakfast
- Unit 28 – Salad Dressings and Salads
- Unit 29 – Sandwiches
Section 11: Garde-Manger
- Unit 30 – Hors d’Oeuvre and Appetizers
- Unit 31 – Garde-Manger
Section 12: Baking
- Unit 32 – Baking
Section 13: Advanced Topics
- Unit 33 – Flavor Development
- Unit 34 – Plating and Presentation
Section 14: Cuisines of the World
- Unit 35 – The Cooking of Europe and the Mediterranean
- Unit 36 – Asian Cuisine
- Unit 37 – Cuisines of the Americas



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