Food Science And Nutritional Content Of The Main Commodity Groups Topics Flashcards

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Why is food cooked?

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  • To destroy harmful bacteria in foods like yeast, moulds and bacteria
  • To develop flavour
  • To make the food easier to bite, chew and digest
  • To make food more attractive to eat
  • To change the texture
  • To increase shelf life
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List two food which can give food poising if not cooked

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Chicken, kidney beans

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Give an example of a food which develops a really good flavour when cooked

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Spices in a curry

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List two foods which are much easier to eat once cooked

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Stewin beef, carrot

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List three foods you would not eat raw, but eat cooked

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Potato, Chicken, Pork

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Give an example of one food which can be cooked four ways to have different end results

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Tomato: grilled, roasted, fried, raw

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Name a food that contains natural poisons

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Kidney beans

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How does food cook from general heat transfer?

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Heat is a type of energy
When a substance gets hot, it molecules have absorbed the energy
This causes the particles to vibrate rapidly
Particles bounce of each other
This transfers heat.
Food is cooked

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What is conduction? Give examples of cooking methods that use conduction

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The movement of one item to another through direct contact.
Eg using a stove, boiling, frying.

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