Cooking Vegetables Flashcards
Things that affects cooking: (4)
Nutrients
Texture
Color
Flavor
Six (6) factors that are responsible for most nutrient loss
High temperature
Long cooking
Leaching
Alkalis
Plant enzymes
Oxygen
5 Dry heat cooking methods
Broiling and grilling
Roasting and baking
Sauteing
Pan-Frying
Deep-frying
6 Moist heat Cooking methods (4?)
Blanching and Parboiling
Boiling
Refreshing
Steaming
Microwaving
Pureeing
This method of coking retains its nutritional content and natural flavors
Broiling and Grilling
Brings out the natural sweetness of many vegetables while maintaining their nutritional content. The procedures are practically the same as those for roasting meats
Roasting and Baking
Prepare the needed ingredients and tools before since cooking in this process progresses immedietly
Sauteing
Commonly done for cooking vegetables
Pan-Frying
A common method of preparing vegetables such as potatoes, squashes, and mushrooms
Deep-frying
Is a partial cooking of food for a short time, usually only a few seconds, in a large amount of boiling water
Blanching and Parboiling
Most vegetables are cooked by this method
Boiling
after removing them from the cooking liquid, they must be quickly chilled in ice water
Refreshing
Convection steamer or put them in a basket or rack and hang them in a wok or saucepan over boiling liquid
Steaming
Is done without any addtional liquid, thus preserving the nutrients
Microwaving
Is a technique often used with vegetables
Pureeing