Cooking Food And Heat Transfer Flashcards

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What is conduction

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When heat travels through solid materials heat is conducted from molecule to molecule in a liquid or solid

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What is radiation

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When he tries directly warm and cook food he travels from one place to another

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What is convection

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When heat travels through air or water the movement of heat in water or the air is called convection currents

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4
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What is one of the healthiest ways to cook food

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Steaming

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5
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Why do we cook food

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Variety to the diet
Improve texture
Develop flavours
Improve shelf life
Make food safe to eat
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6
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Name examples of cooking with fat

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Shallow frying

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Name cooking with water or steam

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Steaming boiling poaching simmering braising blanching stewing

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What is cooking with dry heat give an example

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Dry frying roasting grilling baking stir-frying and barbecue or chargrill

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What is denaturation

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Change of the structure of a protein

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10
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What is coagulation

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When the protein in food sets

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What is gluten

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general name for the proteins found in flour to proteins called gliding and gluten in are important when using flour to make baked products

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What is gelatinisation

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process in which moist heat is applied to starch grains with swelling increasing size and then break open releasing amylose which sticking slim extra around boiling point stirring will prevent lumps forming

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What is amylose

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Causes sauce to thicken turning cloudy and when cooked and gets even thicker as they cool

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What is amylopectin

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Produces a clear gel when it seconds and has the same thickness hot or cold

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What is dextrinisation

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When starch is broken down into dextrin by dry heat

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16
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What is caramelisation

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The process of changing the colour from sugar from white to brown when heated

17
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What is shortening

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The process in which fat Costa flour particles preventing absorption of water

18
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What is aeration

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When air is trapped in a mixture

19
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What is plasticity

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The ability of a solid fats to soften over a range of temperatures

20
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What is a emulsification

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a mixture of two liquids that have been forced together the two types are an oil and water emulsion and a water-in-oil emulsion

21
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What is foam formation

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When a gas is spread to a liquid e.g. eggs

22
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What are the three types of raising agents

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Chemical biological and mechanical

23
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What are the two chemical raising agents

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Bicarbonate of soda and baking powder

24
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How does bicarbonate soda work

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Produces carbon dioxide when heated which form small bubbles and once the mixture is cooked and cooled the CO2 is replaced by air

25
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How does baking powder work

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Mixture of two chemicals which react with each other to produce moisture heat and produce the gas carbon dioxide

26
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What is the one type of biological raising agent

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Yeast

27
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What does yeast need to ferment

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Warmth food e.g. sugar
liquid ug water / milk
temperature 25 to 30 degrees

28
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Three types of yeast

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Dried fresh and fast acting

29
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What are the six mechanical raising agents

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Folding whisking sieving rubbing in creaming and beating

30
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Explain the folding raising agent

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Layers of outer trapped in layers of pastry when the pastry is folded

31
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Explain the whisking raising agent

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Egg whites are whisked with sugar at high-speed this trapped air bubbles in the whites

32
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Explain sieving as a raising agent

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Sieving flour traps air between the flour particles

33
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Explain rubbing in as a raising agent

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Rubbing the fat into flour trapped air in the mixture

34
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Explain creaming as a raising agent

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Beating fat and sugar together traps tiny air bubbles in the mixture

35
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Explain beating as a raising agent

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Liquid have beaten and air bubbles are trapped in liquid