CHAPTER 8: FATS AND OIL Flashcards

1
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all edible lipids that are solid at room temp

A

fat

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2
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all edible lipids that are liquid at room temperature

A

oil

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3
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t/f: only fats are triglyceride esters of fatty acids

A

false, fats and oil both are

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4
Q

most vegetable oils are polyunsaturated except _____

A

coconut oil which is largely consists of medium chain saturated fats

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5
Q

temp at which fats becomes an oil

A

melting point

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6
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remains crystalline or solid at room temperature, high boiling point

A

high melting point

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7
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requires less heat to melt, liquid at room temperature

A

low melting point

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8
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t/f: highly saturated = low melting point

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false, highly saturated = high melting point

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9
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t/f: small crystals, high melting point

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true

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10
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t/f: large crystals, low melting point

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true

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11
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t/f: unsaturated = high melting point

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false, low melting point

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12
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ability of fat to retain shape, a property of solid fats

A

plasticity

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13
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t/f: the more saturated it is, the more it is solid

A

true

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14
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t/f: fat with larger crystals are more plastic

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false, fats with smaller crystals are more plastic

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15
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temp at which fat becomes overheated

A

smoke point

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16
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t/f: high smoke point is desirable for frying

17
Q

spoilage of fat

18
Q

due to hydrolysis of triglycerides which liberates free fatty acids and glycerol (thru heat or lipase)

A

hydrolysis

19
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due to oxidation of unsaturated fatty acids in fat by peroxides which in turn results in the formation of other molecules like ketones, aldehydes

A

oxidative rancidity

20
Q

what are desirable fat for deep frying?

A

fats with high smoking point

21
Q

ability to produce tenderness in flour mixtures by water proofing flour particles thus preventing coalescing of gluten particles

A

shortening

22
Q

dispersions of the suspension type, consisting of two liquids which are immersible with each other

23
Q

the weight of _____ indicates the amount of unsaturation in fat

A

iodine number

24
Q

t/f: higher iodine number, more double bonds that could result in oxidative rancidity

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measures the degree of oxidative rancidity
peroxide value
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measures the amount of hydrolytic rancidity
free fatty acid content
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process of extracting fats and oils from animal tissues
rendering
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removal of FFA by addition of alkali
refining
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hardening of fats
hydrogenation
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process of removing FFA that solidify at lower temp
winterizing
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removal of naturally occurring odor and flavor
deodorization
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removal of pigments
bleaching
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characteristics of a desirable frying fat
- high smoke point - low FFA - resistance to flaming - no reversion of flavor - high solidification point - stable to rancidity - no off odor and flavor
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a fat that tenderizes or shortens the texture of baked products by impeding gluten development making it softer and easy to chew
shortening
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butter and margarine are what type of emulsion
water in oil emulsion
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how to reform a broken mayo?
new eggyolk, 1 t water or 1 t vinegar