Ch 11 Flashcards

1
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What are fin fish?

A

Have fins & an internal skeletal structure of bone & cartilage.

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2
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What are shellfish?

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Have external shell or internal cartilage but no backbone or internal bone structure

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3
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What are sea plants?

A

Any aquatic plant life used for food

Includes seaweed, kelp, sea lettuce, sea asparagus, Algae

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4
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What types of water are fin fish found in?

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Fresh water

Seawater

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5
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What are the main two ways fin fish are categorized for culinary purposes and why?

A

Skeletal structure - for butchery purposes

Flesh composition - to determine the appropriate cooking method

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6
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What are the two shapes that fifish are divided into?

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Round fish - 2 fillets - one on either side of body

Flat fish - 4 fillets - 2 on bottom & 2 on top

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7
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What are three examples of a round fish?

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Salmon
Red snapper
Bass

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8
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What are three examples of a flat fish?

A

Flounder
Halibut
English sole

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9
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What is another name used for yellowfin tuna?

A

Ahi (is Hawaiian name)

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10
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Why is fish naturally tender?

A

Has very little connective tissue

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11
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What 2 categories are fish divided into based of fat content?

A

Lean fish (cod, haddock)

Fat/oily fish (salmon,tuna)

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12
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What group of cooking methods is most suited for lean fish?

A

Poaching or en papillote to preserve moistness

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13
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If a chef were to purchase a Dressed fish, what would be removed?

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Eviscerated + gills - fins & scales removed

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14
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What is I.Q.F?

A

Individually Quick Frozen (usually fillets or portions)

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15
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When checking fish for freshness, what are the 5 indicators we look for?

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Eyes - clear & bulging, sicken eyes indicate old
Gills - bright red, brown gills indicate old
Texture - firm flesh, when pressed should spring back
Scales - moist skin & scales, not dried out
Smell - scent of fresh ocean breeze, not fishy

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16
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How should fresh fish be stored?

A

Always on crushed ice in a perforated pan at between -1c to 1c

(Ice needs to be refreshed daily, wrap fish or leave in original moisture proof wrapping)

17
Q

What is the name of the portion cut when a round fish is crosscut through the backbone?

A

Steaks or Darnes

18
Q

What are 3 nutritional benefits of fish?

A

Low in calories, fat, sodium

High protein, niacin, vitamins A, D & B’s 6/12

Great sources of calcium & potassium

19
Q

In terms of volume sold, what is the most significant fin fish species raised in Canada?

A

Atlantic salmon

20
Q

What are 3 Canadian raised fin fish?

A

Rainbow trout
Black cod(sablefish)
Atlantic halibut

21
Q

What are the categories of seafood?

A

Fin fish
Shellfish
Sea plants