Presentation is loading. Please wait.

Presentation is loading. Please wait.

Today…  You need:  Notebook  Pen or Pencil  We are going to:  Continue talking about salad  Watch Good Eats – Salad Daze  Prep for lab on Monday.

Similar presentations


Presentation on theme: "Today…  You need:  Notebook  Pen or Pencil  We are going to:  Continue talking about salad  Watch Good Eats – Salad Daze  Prep for lab on Monday."— Presentation transcript:

1 Today…  You need:  Notebook  Pen or Pencil  We are going to:  Continue talking about salad  Watch Good Eats – Salad Daze  Prep for lab on Monday

2 6 Types of Salad  Common Types  Vegetable Salads  Fruit Salads  Cooked Grain Salads  Protein Salads  Cooked Meat, Poultry and Egg Salads  Dry Bean Salads  Combination Salads  Similar to casserole, use left-over's to create a new dish  Molded Salads

3 Nutrients in Salad  Easy way to incorporate more fruits and veggies in your day  Can often substitute ingredients to take advantage of the freshest, most nutritious foods available  Raw food has more nutritional value than its cooked counterpart  Excellent source of phytochemicals  Non-nutritive plant chemicals that have protective or disease preventative properties  Can provide complex carbs, protein, vitamins, minerals, and dietary fiber  Or, they can be laden with fat and calories depending on what goes into the salad

4 Types of Lettuce  Arugula – peppery  Butterhead – tender and sweet with buttery texture  Watercress – crisp with dark green leaves  Radicchio – deep red to pink with white streak; firm and slightly peppery  Iceberg – pale green, mild flavor, low nutritional value  Endive – coarse texture, bitter, best mixed with other greens  Escarole – green outer leaves with yellow center, bitter  Romaine – most nutritious lettuce, crisp texture, nutty flavor  Mesclun – popular mix of young, small greens

5 Helpful Hints when Preparing Salad  Wash only when ready to use  Spin dry before serving  Tear instead of cut lettuce to prevent edges from browning  Store wrapped in dry paper towel in plastic bag/container  If lettuce is limp, immerse in ice water for a few minutes  Don’t use fresh pineapple in molded salads – it will not set up

6 Good Eats: Salad Daze

7 Dressing Types  Vinaigrette  Creamy

8 Vinaigrette Dressing  A versatile mix of oil and vinegar or tart citrus juice usually seasoned with herbs and spices  usually in a 3-to-1, oil-to-vinegar ratio  Vinaigrettes work well with any lettuce variety, but they’re best with tender greens, such as spinach and spring mixes, because they won’t weigh down lighter leaves.

9 Vinaigrette Dressing Oils Vinegars  Neutral Oils  Canola  Corn  Safflower  Soybean  Sunflower  Olive Oils  Extra Virgin Olive Oil  Virgin Olive Oil  Olive Oil  Nut Oils  Almond  Peanut  Hazelnut  Walnut  Balsamic  Cider  Champagne  Distilled or white  Sherry  Wine  Rice  Fruit  Malt

10 Vinaigrette Dressing Citrus Juices Classic Herb Combinations  Lemon  Meyer Lemon  Lime  Orange  Grapefruit  Chervil, parsley, thyme and tarragon  Marjoram, savory, thyme and bay leaf  Rosemary, summer savory, thyme and marjoram  Cilantro, cumin and red pepper  Ground chili pepper, oregano, cumin and red pepper  Cajun blackening and seasoning spice

11 Jamie Oliver  Superb Salads Superb Salads

12 Creamy Dressing  Pair creamy dressings with heartier greens like romaine, radicchio, iceberg and cabbage that can handle a heavier coating. Use sparingly or thinned out with extra vinegar to lightly—repeat, lightly—coat more tender, delicate greens like arugula, spinach and butter.  Cooked dressing – instead of using eggs, dressing thickened with starch paste

13 Creamy Dressing Dairy  Use dairy-based ingredients for creamier dressings.  Buttermilk: Thick and tangy, buttermilk is surprisingly lower in calories than most other milk.  Cream: Often too rich to use alone, pair cream with herbs or spices, such as tarragon or cardamom.  Sour cream: Heavy and dense, sour cream can be thinned out with small amounts of vinegar or citrus juice.  Yogurt or Greek yogurt: Tangy in taste, plain yogurt adds a touch of creaminess without the extra calories.

14 Creamy Dressing Mayonnaise How to make mayo  Mayonnaise-based dressings taste like the condiment but are “eggier” and sweeter.  Emulsion of oil, vinegar or lemon juice, egg yolks and seasonings  Emulsion – mixture of two ingredients that normally don’t mix

15 Lab Plans  Accompaniment Salad Lab  Broccoli Salad  Potato Salad  Taco Salad  Deviled Egg Pasta Salad  Quinoa Almond Berry Salad  Strawberry Pretzel Salad  Completed Mise en Place Worksheets are due on Monday.

16 New Groups:  Pink: Kyle, Emma, Kaijuan  Gold: DJ, Jacob, Rylie G.  Green: Paul, Rylie S., Zach  Black: Luke, Jacob W, Taylor, Chandler  Purple: Michael, Josh, Colin, Colton  Silver: Cassidy, Rebekah, Austin, Erin


Download ppt "Today…  You need:  Notebook  Pen or Pencil  We are going to:  Continue talking about salad  Watch Good Eats – Salad Daze  Prep for lab on Monday."

Similar presentations


Ads by Google