PREPARING
SALAD
 SALAD – it is referred to as the King of the dishes.
ENTRÉE – the main dish of a meal especially in a restaurant.
DESSERT – a sweet food eaten after the main part of a meal.
APPETIZER – a food or drink that stimulates the appetite and is usually
served before meal.
TECHNICAL TERMS
1. AS AN APPETIZER – it contains light ingredients and stimulates the appetite,
is its purpose as the first course of the meal.
2. AS SIDE DISH – it is considered as side dish and comes with the entrée.
3. AS MAIN DISH – are usually heavy as they are meant to satisfy the appetite.
4. AS DESSERT – the purpose of this is to balance the tastes of the preceding
1. GARDEN SALAD – it is also known as green salads or tossed salads.
2. VEGETABLE SALAD – this involves carrots, cucumbers, onions, tomatoes and
radishes.
CLASSIFICATIONS OF SALADS
ACCORDING TO INGREDIENTS
 3. BOUND SALAD – this type of salad is bound to stay together. This salad is
simple bases but the dressing used is thick binding.
 4. DINNER SALAD – are also known as entrée salads.
 5. FRUIT SALAD – this is pretty common delicacies which involve fruits instead of
vegetables.
 6. DESSERT SALAD – this is again a sweet salad that is served as a dessert.
 7. CHICKEN SALAD – this is a kind of salad composed primarily of chopped
meat and a fat based such as mayonnaise or salad dressing.
 8. COLESLAW – this is a salad consisting primarily and minimally of shredded raw
white cabbage.
 9. EGG SALAD – this is a part of an Anglo-American tradition of salad involving a
high-protein or high carbohydrate food mixed with seasoning in the form of
herbs, and other foods and bound with an oil-based dressing.
 10. POTATO SALAD – it is a dish made from boiled potatoes that comes in many versions
indifferent regions of the world.
 11. TUNA SALAD – this is a blend of typically three main ingredients.
 12. SERBIAN SALAD – this is a vegetable salad, usually served during summer with roast meat
and other dish.
 1. APPETIZER SALAD – this salad serves as an appetizer before the main course of a meal.
 2. MAIN COURSE SALAD – this salad gains an important purpose on the menu, of main
course salad.
 3. SALAD BARS – these have become a fixture in American casual dining and fastfood
restaurants often called buffet.
 4. GARNISHES – these add a bright touch of colors and texture for added appeal.
ACCORDING TO PLACE IN THE MENU
 V
GARDEN SALAD VEGETABLE SALAD BOUND SALAD DINNER SALAD
FRUIT SALAD DESSERT SALAD CHICKEN SALAD COLESLAW
EGG SALAD POTATO SALAD TUNA SALAD SERBIAN SALAD

TLE 9 CHAPTER 2 LESSON 5

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  • 2.
     SALAD –it is referred to as the King of the dishes. ENTRÉE – the main dish of a meal especially in a restaurant. DESSERT – a sweet food eaten after the main part of a meal. APPETIZER – a food or drink that stimulates the appetite and is usually served before meal. TECHNICAL TERMS
  • 3.
    1. AS ANAPPETIZER – it contains light ingredients and stimulates the appetite, is its purpose as the first course of the meal. 2. AS SIDE DISH – it is considered as side dish and comes with the entrée. 3. AS MAIN DISH – are usually heavy as they are meant to satisfy the appetite. 4. AS DESSERT – the purpose of this is to balance the tastes of the preceding 1. GARDEN SALAD – it is also known as green salads or tossed salads. 2. VEGETABLE SALAD – this involves carrots, cucumbers, onions, tomatoes and radishes. CLASSIFICATIONS OF SALADS ACCORDING TO INGREDIENTS
  • 4.
     3. BOUNDSALAD – this type of salad is bound to stay together. This salad is simple bases but the dressing used is thick binding.  4. DINNER SALAD – are also known as entrée salads.  5. FRUIT SALAD – this is pretty common delicacies which involve fruits instead of vegetables.  6. DESSERT SALAD – this is again a sweet salad that is served as a dessert.  7. CHICKEN SALAD – this is a kind of salad composed primarily of chopped meat and a fat based such as mayonnaise or salad dressing.  8. COLESLAW – this is a salad consisting primarily and minimally of shredded raw white cabbage.  9. EGG SALAD – this is a part of an Anglo-American tradition of salad involving a high-protein or high carbohydrate food mixed with seasoning in the form of herbs, and other foods and bound with an oil-based dressing.
  • 5.
     10. POTATOSALAD – it is a dish made from boiled potatoes that comes in many versions indifferent regions of the world.  11. TUNA SALAD – this is a blend of typically three main ingredients.  12. SERBIAN SALAD – this is a vegetable salad, usually served during summer with roast meat and other dish.  1. APPETIZER SALAD – this salad serves as an appetizer before the main course of a meal.  2. MAIN COURSE SALAD – this salad gains an important purpose on the menu, of main course salad.  3. SALAD BARS – these have become a fixture in American casual dining and fastfood restaurants often called buffet.  4. GARNISHES – these add a bright touch of colors and texture for added appeal. ACCORDING TO PLACE IN THE MENU
  • 6.
     V GARDEN SALADVEGETABLE SALAD BOUND SALAD DINNER SALAD
  • 7.
    FRUIT SALAD DESSERTSALAD CHICKEN SALAD COLESLAW
  • 8.
    EGG SALAD POTATOSALAD TUNA SALAD SERBIAN SALAD