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FricasséeA stew prepared without the initial browning of the meat. Though chicken is most commonly used in this type of stew, fish, vegetables and other meats [...]
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FrittataAn Italian open-faced omelette.[...]
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Fritto MistoAn Italian platter displaying different fried foods, similar to a Japanese tempura platter. A mixture of vegetables, meat and fish are dipped into a l[...]
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FrostRefer to spread icing or frosting over a cake, cookies or other foods.[...]
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Fumet

Consists of a cooking stock reduced to create a condensed mixture with a strong flavor. Stocks and sauces that need additional aroma or depth are o[...]
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Garbure BearnaiseA vegetable or meat soup so thick it could be considered a stew or casserole dish. Garbure has many variations, but most commonly contains cabbage, be[...]
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GastricCaramelized sugar deglazed with vinegar and used in fruit-flavored sauces, in such dishes as duck in an orange or port wine sauce.[...]
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Gelatinization

Is a process that uses water and heat to dissolve starch granules in a substance, and causes any liquid involved to thicken. This process is often [...]
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Glace de viandeA highly reduced stock, used as an essence when flavoring sauces or enriching soups and stews. Veal glace is used for all meat preparations, as it bes[...]
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GlazeA mixture brushed or sprinkled on food for color or presentation purposes.[...]
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GlutenThe protein found in wheat flours.[...]
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GnocchiThese are small dumplings made with flour, potatoes and eggs. Other versions include spinach, semolina, sweet potatoes, chopped herbs and Parmesan or [...]
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GougereA savory pastry made with choux paste and flavored with cheese. This may be made in individual puffs or piped into a ring of puffs, which is served wi[...]
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Gras (au)French term for meat cooked and dressed with a very rich gravy or sauce.[...]
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GrateTo break or scrape foods into small pieces by rubbing them over a utensil known as a grater or on various small grating devices.[...]
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GratinDishes that are cooked in the oven and form a crust on the top. By placing the dish under the broiler, this process can be speed up. Cheese and breadc[...]
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Gratin (au)French cooking term, used for describing sauced dishes that are topped with bread crumbs, or cheese or both and then broiled until slightly browned. I[...]
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GravySauce made with the juices of meat, poultry or fish in the pan in which they cooked, with other added liquids and seasonings and possibly flour for th[...]
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Grease

Is a term that refers to animal fat rendered to a soft state. Grease can often be substituted for oil or butter when cooking.

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Grecque (A la)Foods that are prepared with a Greek flare. A term, which normally pertains to dishes flavored with lemon, garlic and olive oil. However, when tomatoe[...]
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