Dairy Re-test Flashcards

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1
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Secondary processing of milk produces other dairy products. Identify two products…

A

Yoghurt
Cream
Ice cream

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2
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Milk is produced by female mammals to feed their young. One of the uses of milk is to make cheese.
Name two types of milk which cheese is made from…

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Cows
Buffalo
Goat

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3
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State two nutrients found in cheese…

A
Protein 
Fat
Calcium
Vitamins A
Vitamin D
Vitamin B12
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4
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Discuss how cheese can be used in a variety of dishes…

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~To improve dishes e.g. Texture such a cheese and breadcrumbs on top of a cauliflower cheese.
~Can be used in savoury e.g. Cheese board quiche, lasagne.
~Can be used in sweet dishes-cheesecake
~Adds flavour
~Colour to dishes e.g. Cheese on toast

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5
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There are many types of cheese. Identify a cheese for each of the following categories...
A. Fresh
B. Soft
C. Blue
D. Hard
A

A. Mozzarella
B. Brie
C. Stilton
D. Parmesan

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6
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Identify two secondary processing methods that are done to milk to turn it into cheese.

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Heating milk.
Draining
Salting
Cutting

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7
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Cheese is made up of Coagulation milk, proteins and fats. What does the term ‘coagulation’ mean?

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Irreversible change in proteins from a liquid to a solid.

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8
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Describe two changes that could be made to a recipe to reduce the fat content in the milkshake. 
150g strawberries 
250g vanilla ice cream
100ml whole milk
25g caster sugar
A

Remove/reduce ice cream with a lower fat alternative.
Replace whole milk with Semi-skimmed or Skimmed milk
(must name the milk)

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9
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State one change to the recipe to make the milkshake suitable for someone who is lactose intolerant.

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Used goats milk instead of whole milk

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10
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A milk that is heated to a temperature of at least 135° for one second. It can be stored, unopened at room temperature for months…

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UHT

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11
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Milk that is produced by evaporating all the water off. This milk is concentrated by spraying it into a chamber of hot air which causes the milk drops to the floor in a fine powder.

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Dried milk powder

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12
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Milk that is treated to a temperature of around 50°, homogenised, then poured into glass bottles and airtight sealed. They are heated of 110° - 130° 10-30 mins

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Sterilised

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13
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50% of the water is evaporated from the milk which is then homogenised and poured into cans. Heated for 10 mins to high temp. It gives a caramel flavour and richer colour.

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Evaporated

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14
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Milk is heated to a temp of 100-115° for 2 minutes, homogenised and sweetened with sugar. It’s evaporated to a temp of 55-50°, cooled rapidly and canned. Used to make toffee and caramel

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Condensed

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15
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The raw milk is heated to 75° for 25 secs and rapidly cooled to 5°. The milk is often then homogenised. This milk has a short shelf life.

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Pasteurised

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16
Q

Fresh milk is often pasteurised. Why is this to done?

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To kill harmful bacteria

17
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Identify the type of percentage to the type of pasteurised milk... 
3.9%            1% milk 
1%               Skimmed 
1.7%            Semi-skimmed 
0-0.5%        Whole milk
A

3.9%- Whole milk
1%- 1% milk
1.7%- semi Skimmed
0-0.5% Skimmed

18
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Fresh milk is often homogenised. How is this process done AND why is this done?

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Homogenisation forces pasteurised milk under pressure through a fine serve.
It’s dons to break up the cream into smaller particles so it’s evenly distributed through the milk.

19
Q

Yoghurt can be a useful commodity for a chef. Identify three ways that chefs could use Yoghurt in savoury dishes…

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In curries to add creaminess and cool down.
In marinades e. g. Chicken tick a masala
Healthier salad dressing e.g. Coleslaw
Stir into soups or sauces

20
Q

Assess the nutritional value of dairy foods in the diet [6]

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Protein - for growth and repair
Calcium - for bones and teeth, particularly during childhood.
Vitamin A- for good eyesight and immune system