Dessert can be an important part of a meal, providing health benefits when eaten at breakfast. Preparing dessert requires skills and knowledge of recipes. Proper mise en place, which means having all ingredients prepared ahead of time, allows cooks to focus on quality when finishing and serving dishes. Mise en place is a French culinary concept of being organized and efficient in the kitchen by having all needed tools and ingredients prepared beforehand.
6. Dessert (di-ZERT)
+is a typically sweet food served as
the final course of a meal.
+The word was first recorded in 1600
and it derives from a French word
meaning "to clear the table
7. + Preparation of dessert requires knowledge
and skills in preparing different recipes.
+ Therefore you need to distinguish the
importance of dessert for every meal.
Dessert is not only delicious, but it can
help expand your overall health and
weight.
8. +Researchers from Tel Aviv
University report that eating
dessert with breakfast, such as
cookies or a slice of cake, can aid
with weight loss and help sustain a
healthy lifestyle.
10. +The French term Mise en Place
(meez ahn plahs)
+literally means to put in place
or everything in its place.
11. The concept of mise en place is
simple:
+One should have at hand
everything he or she needs to
prepare and serve food in an
organized and efficient manner.
12. + The goal of pre-preparation is to do as
much work in advance as possible without
loss of quality.
+ Then, at service time, all energy can be
used for finishing each item immediately
before serving, with the utmost attention to
quality and freshness.