Salad Greens | Selecting & Preparing

Salad Greens | Selecting & Preparing Quiz

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1. After washing, store greens by:

2. For delicate-looking salads, and for easier eating, greens should be torn into bite-size or fork-size pieces.

3. Types of mild lettuce include:

4. Greens must always be dressed with an acid and an oil.

5. Washing greens prior to refrigeration is done primarily to wash any dirt away.

6. Name the types of greens in order of appearance from left to right.

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7. Salads can be made with a single green.

8. When creating a salad:

9. A vinaigrette or dressing can be added to a salad:

10. The amount of vinaigrette to use in a salad is about:

11. When preparing a salad, a dressing or vinaigrette is more important than the salad greens.

12. Which flavor category does this green belong to?

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13. Arugula is known for its ______ flavor.

14. To save time, place as many greens as possible into a salad spinner.

15. All greens should be dried before making any salad.

16. Which green belongs in the bold flavor category?

17. When choosing a head of lettuce, it is best to avoid heads with brown root ends.

18. When tossing a salad, the ingredients should not fill more than two-thirds of the bowl.

19. Greens used for salads should be crisp, fresh and wet.

20. To ensure a salad is properly coated with a vinaigrette or dressing:

21. As soon as you get home from the market, place whole heads of greens directly into the refrigerator for optimum freshness.

22. One, large handful of greens per person is usually a good amount for a side salad.

23. You should never tear greens by hand.

24. Pre-washed, packaged greens:

25. Greens that are properly dried:

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