Dairy Re-test Flashcards
Secondary processing of milk produces other dairy products. Identify two products…
Yoghurt
Cream
Ice cream
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…
Cows
Buffalo
Goat
State two nutrients found in cheese…
Protein Fat Calcium Vitamins A Vitamin D Vitamin B12
Discuss how cheese can be used in a variety of dishes…
~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
There are many types of cheese. Identify a cheese for each of the following categories... A. Fresh B. Soft C. Blue D. Hard
A. Mozzarella
B. Brie
C. Stilton
D. Parmesan
Identify two secondary processing methods that are done to milk to turn it into cheese.
Heating milk.
Draining
Salting
Cutting
Cheese is made up of Coagulation milk, proteins and fats. What does the term ‘coagulation’ mean?
Irreversible change in proteins from a liquid to a solid.
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
Remove/reduce ice cream with a lower fat alternative.
Replace whole milk with Semi-skimmed or Skimmed milk
(must name the milk)
State one change to the recipe to make the milkshake suitable for someone who is lactose intolerant.
Used goats milk instead of whole milk
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…
UHT
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.
Dried milk powder
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
Sterilised
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.
Evaporated
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
Condensed
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.
Pasteurised