cooking test-term - year 9 Flashcards

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what is pasteurization

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the partial sterilization of a product, such as milk or wine, to make it safe for consumption and improve its keeping quality. with heat

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what is Dextrinisation

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A browning process where starch is changed into dextrin on the surface of food through the application of dry heat e.g. baking and grilling

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3
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what is Gelatinisation

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A thickening process where starch dispersed in a liquid is heated, causing it to swell and absorb the liquid

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what is Crystallisation

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When a supersaturated sugar solution is heated, the sugar dissolves and the solution becomes more concentrated. Crystallisation occurs when the sugar crystals re-form on cooling.

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5
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what is caramelisation

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A golden brown caramel is produced when sugars are heated to about 160 C

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6
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whats an example of a bilogical raising agent

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yeast

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7
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whats an example of a chemical raising agent

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bicarb of soda, (alone or with an acid)

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8
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what can cause food spoilage or decay

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micro organisms cause food spoilage, bacteria can also cause food spoilage and also moulds

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9
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what does food spoilage mean

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means undesirable changes that have taken place in a food which have made it unfit to eat

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10
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what else does bacteria do

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helps create cheese by curdling it

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11
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what are some high risk foods for food poisening (from spoilage or decay)

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proteins and starch foods for example milk, meat, fish and seafood, poultry, raw eggs, cooked pasta and rice.

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12
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three things about yeast

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Yeasts fall under the fungi group of micro-organisms.
Most yeasts are used throughout food production, for example bread, pastries and beer.
Yeasts can grow without oxygen.
cause food spoilage.

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13
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whats an enzymatic change

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Enzymatic change is the continual ripening of fruit and vegetables, which will eventually deteriorate or spoil.

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14
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what do chemical changes do

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Chemical changes affect the colour and flavour of foods

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15
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what is mold and what does it do

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Moulds have a musty unpleasant odour, moulds are a good example of food spoilage. They produce spores which travel in the air and contaminate food. Moulds can produce harmful toxin

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16
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what are someways to make food safer too eat

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adding chemicals, boiling, adding heat, pasturizing, curing meats,

17
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what does sugar do as a preservative

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When sugar is added to fresh foods, like fruits and vegetables, it creates an osmotic effect. This means sugar absorbs water in the food resulting in the reduction of water activity

18
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why does removing water from foods preserve it

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because micro organisms, and maulds need water to grow

19
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what are the two types of pickling

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preserved in vinegar, pickles soaked in salt

20
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what else does pickling do

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preserves the food and can also changes the taste and texture of the food in the pickle. changes them saltier

21
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what is Homogenisation

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a process by which the fat droplets from milk are emulsified and the cream does not separate.

22
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whats the danger zone

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the danger zone is the temperatures where the food is not safe becaause the micro organisms can grow best in that,and is between the temeratures 5° and 60°

23
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what is cogualation

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the change in the structure of protein (from a liquid form to solid or a thicker liquid) brought about by heat, mechanical action or acids

24
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what are ways to preserve foods

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dehydrating, freeze drying, pickling, canning, chilling

25
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what is dehydrating

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it is where you remove the moisture of the foods so that micro organisms can grow

26
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whats the longest dehydrated foods. can last

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up to 5 years and sometimes more if you do standard containment but if you profesionally package it then it can last over 25 years

27
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what is freeze drying and whats the longest time it can last

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freeze drying is where you use a machine that removes a product’s water content by turning it from ice to vapor. depending on packaging but can mostly last over 25 yearss

28
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what is canning and whats the longest time it can last

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heating food in jars or cans to destroy microorganisms and inactivate enzymes that cause spoilage. Canned food can last for years if stored properly, but the quality and nutritional value will decrease over time.

29
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what is pickling and whats the longest time it can last

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can last from months to years depending on what type you do. it is
a method of preserving food using brine, vinegar, or another acidic solution