chapter 7, eggs and dairy Flashcards

1
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what provides complete protein and many other nutritional benefits

A

eggs

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2
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what nutrients are contained in an egg?

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protein, water, fat, riboflavin

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3
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list six basic parts of an egg

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shell, membrane, egg whites, chalazae, yolk aircell

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4
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what size egg should be used when preparing a recipe? why?

A

large eggs should be used, eggs smaller or larger can make a difference in the finished product

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5
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egg sized

A

peewee, small, medium, large, extra large, jumbo

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6
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how should fresh eggs be stored

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store them with their wide end up, and keep them in their original container

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7
Q

cracked eggs are more likely to be contaminated with:

A

salmonella

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8
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what are the advantages of breaking eggs separately

A

allows you to check the quality of each egg, easier to separate yolk from egg white

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9
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explain the process of cooking hard-cooked eggs

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place the eggs in a pan of cold water
bring water to a boil and then remove the pan from the stove and cover the pan
let eggs sit for 15-18 minutes
drain water, and run cold water, or submerge eggs in ice water

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10
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what characteristics indicate that scrambled eggs are fully cooked

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they will be moist, tender, and fluffy

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11
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list five of the seven ways that eggs can be used in recipes

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binder, emulsifier, garnish, add volume, and thicken

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12
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name two of the processing steps that are performed before fresh milk is sent to market. explain the effect of each

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pasteurizing: milk is heated to a specific temperature for a certain amount of time to kill bad bacteria
homogenized: milk has had its fat molecules broken up and evenly distributed throughout the milk

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13
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what is the difference between half-and-half and heavy whipping cream

A

half-and-half: walk milk half cream (milk fat), 10-18% fat
heavy whipping cream: thicker than milk, 30-36% fat

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14
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describe the proper technique for heating milk

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cook milk slowly and at low temperatures

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15
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what can happen if milk is cooked improperly

A

milk can scorch (sugar burning) or curdle (clumping)

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16
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what should be done when cheese begins to mold

A

for natural cheeses, cut off the moldy portion and use the cheese within 1 week

17
Q

at what temperature does natural cheese have the best flavor

A

room temperature

18
Q

milk is approx.:

A

87% water and 13% milk solids