Batters
• Tempura
• Japanese lacey batter made with rice starch eggs and water

• Beer batter
• Leavened batter used in Northern climates
• Thicker, more dense crust

• Escoffier batters, #316, #317

Chef Michael Scott
Lead Chef Instructor AESCA
Boulder

• Cornstarch, flour, club soda optional ingredients
• Must be kept cold
Grilling
• Quadrillage: the use of grill grates to create perfect X marks on
product
• Season your grill so product does not stick
• Clean and oil frequently
• Identify hot and cool spots
• Product may need to be finished in the oven
• Avoid flare-ups, will give a bad flavor to food

Chef Michael Scott
Lead Chef Instructor AESCA
Boulder

• Dry heat cooking method
Review Heat & Cooking

• Dry heat cooking
• Bake/roast, Broil, Grill, rotisserie

• Dry heat with fat
• Sautee, pan fry, deep fry

• Moist heat cooking
• Poach, blanch, steam
• Sweat

• Combination cooking methods
• Braise, poele, stew

Chef Michael Scott
Lead Chef Instructor AESCA
Boulder

• Conduction
• Convection
• Radiation (Radiant heat)
Frying potatoes
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French Fries
Steak fries
Cottage fries
Shoestring potatoes

• Cooking
• Blanching at 250 ̊F
• Deep fry at 350 ̊F until golden brown and crisp
• Used only for larger sizes of fries

• Season away from fryer while hot
• Keep hot and dry in oven
• Drain excess grease

Chef Michael Scott
Lead Chef Instructor AESCA
Boulder

• Cuts
• Gaufrettes: waffle chips
• Ruffled
• Flat
• Use swimming method
• Soak in salted water to keep from oxidizing
and keep crisp

Chef Michael Scott
Lead Chef Instructor AESCA
Boulder

Potato Chips
Chef’s Recipes
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1 cup flour
1 cup cornstarch
2 ea whole eggs (4 yolks for richer batter)
Ice water or cold club soda

• Beer Batter
• Beer
• Salt
• flour

Chef Michael Scott
Lead Chef Instructor AESCA
Boulder

• Tempura batter

19 batters

  • 1.
    Batters • Tempura • Japaneselacey batter made with rice starch eggs and water • Beer batter • Leavened batter used in Northern climates • Thicker, more dense crust • Escoffier batters, #316, #317 Chef Michael Scott Lead Chef Instructor AESCA Boulder • Cornstarch, flour, club soda optional ingredients • Must be kept cold
  • 2.
    Grilling • Quadrillage: theuse of grill grates to create perfect X marks on product • Season your grill so product does not stick • Clean and oil frequently • Identify hot and cool spots • Product may need to be finished in the oven • Avoid flare-ups, will give a bad flavor to food Chef Michael Scott Lead Chef Instructor AESCA Boulder • Dry heat cooking method
  • 3.
    Review Heat &Cooking • Dry heat cooking • Bake/roast, Broil, Grill, rotisserie • Dry heat with fat • Sautee, pan fry, deep fry • Moist heat cooking • Poach, blanch, steam • Sweat • Combination cooking methods • Braise, poele, stew Chef Michael Scott Lead Chef Instructor AESCA Boulder • Conduction • Convection • Radiation (Radiant heat)
  • 4.
    Frying potatoes • • • • French Fries Steakfries Cottage fries Shoestring potatoes • Cooking • Blanching at 250 ̊F • Deep fry at 350 ̊F until golden brown and crisp • Used only for larger sizes of fries • Season away from fryer while hot • Keep hot and dry in oven • Drain excess grease Chef Michael Scott Lead Chef Instructor AESCA Boulder • Cuts
  • 5.
    • Gaufrettes: wafflechips • Ruffled • Flat • Use swimming method • Soak in salted water to keep from oxidizing and keep crisp Chef Michael Scott Lead Chef Instructor AESCA Boulder Potato Chips
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    Chef’s Recipes • • • • 1 cupflour 1 cup cornstarch 2 ea whole eggs (4 yolks for richer batter) Ice water or cold club soda • Beer Batter • Beer • Salt • flour Chef Michael Scott Lead Chef Instructor AESCA Boulder • Tempura batter