Blanching Flashcards

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1
Q

Is blanching a preservation technique?

A

No

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2
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what is blanching?

A

where food is heated to a preset temperature held there for a set period of time then rapidly cooled

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3
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What is an enzyme?

A

Biological catalyst

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4
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what is saturated steam?

A

steam produced in the presence of liquid water

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5
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what is an IQB?

A

Individual quick blancher

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6
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what does an individual quick blancher do?

A

heats a thin layer of substance to a high temperature to reduce contamination. A deep layer is then held at this temperature to inactivate enzymes.It is then rapidly cooled

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7
Q

Enzymic browning can be stopped by?

A

placing precut food in brine

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8
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which blanching method has a higher capital cost?

A

by steam

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9
Q

Does cooling with water increase yield?

A

yes

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10
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why does cooling with air reduce weight?

A

evaporation

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11
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Does freezing destroy enzymes?

A

No just slows the reaction

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12
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why are French fries blanched in oil before freezing?

A

preserve the flavour and increases the temperature that they can be cooked at giving them a better yield

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