chapter 7, eggs and dairy Flashcards
what provides complete protein and many other nutritional benefits
eggs
what nutrients are contained in an egg?
protein, water, fat, riboflavin
list six basic parts of an egg
shell, membrane, egg whites, chalazae, yolk aircell
what size egg should be used when preparing a recipe? why?
large eggs should be used, eggs smaller or larger can make a difference in the finished product
egg sized
peewee, small, medium, large, extra large, jumbo
how should fresh eggs be stored
store them with their wide end up, and keep them in their original container
cracked eggs are more likely to be contaminated with:
salmonella
what are the advantages of breaking eggs separately
allows you to check the quality of each egg, easier to separate yolk from egg white
explain the process of cooking hard-cooked eggs
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
what characteristics indicate that scrambled eggs are fully cooked
they will be moist, tender, and fluffy
list five of the seven ways that eggs can be used in recipes
binder, emulsifier, garnish, add volume, and thicken
name two of the processing steps that are performed before fresh milk is sent to market. explain the effect of each
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
what is the difference between half-and-half and heavy whipping cream
half-and-half: walk milk half cream (milk fat), 10-18% fat
heavy whipping cream: thicker than milk, 30-36% fat
describe the proper technique for heating milk
cook milk slowly and at low temperatures
what can happen if milk is cooked improperly
milk can scorch (sugar burning) or curdle (clumping)