Flash Cards
Yield
The number of average servings the recipe makes.
Recipe
Set of instructions for preparing a specific food.
Cooking time
The amount of time you need to cook the food.
Watts
How microwave cooking power is measured.
Dehydration
Drying out.
Standing time
Time which food is cooking by internal heating before removing from oven.
Hot spots
Areas that absorb the greatest concentration of microwaves.
Arcing
Sparking.
Time-work schedule
A written plan that lists times for doing tasks to help prepare a meal
Dovetail
To overlap tasks to use your time more efficiently
Nutrient
A chemical substance in food that helps maintain the body
Nutrition
The study of how your body uses nutrients
Malnutrition
Is a lack of the right proportions of nutrients
Deficiency
An illness caused by lack of different nutrients
Dietary supplements
Purified nutrients that are manufactured from natural resources
Phytochemicals
Compounds from plants that are active in the human body
Carbs
The body’s chief source of energy
Glucose
Form of sugar carried in the bloodstream for energy used through out he body
Fiber
A form of complex carbs from plants that humans cannot digest
Fats
Important energy source
Fatty acids
Chemical chain that contains carbon hydrogen and oxygen atoms
Hydrogenation
Adds hydrogen atoms to unsaturated fatted acids in liquid oils
Cholesterol
Fat like substance found in every cell in your body
Proteins
Chemical compounds that are found in every cell in your body
Amino acids
Make up proteins
Protein-energy malnutrition
A condition were the diet doesn’t have enough protein
Vitamins
Complex organic substances
Fat-soluble vitamins
Dissolve in fats. Can be dangerous if they build up
Water-soluble vitamins
Dissolve in water. Extra are carried out of the body in urine
Night blindness
Reduced ability to see in dim light
Rickets
Children with vitamin d deficiencies and develop these
Dietary antioxidant
A substance that significantly reduces the harmful effects of oxygen on normal body functions.