Fruits and Vegetables Flashcards

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Melons

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  • a thick rind

- (watermelons and cantaloupes)

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Berries

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  • small fruits that are juicy and have thin skin

- (strawberries and grapes)

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Citrus Fruits

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  • a thick rind and thin membrane separating inner flesh segments
  • (lemons and oranges)
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Drupes

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  • single hard seed
  • inner flesh is soft and covered with a tender, edible skin
  • (cherries and apricots)
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Pomes

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  • thick, firm flesh with a tender edible skin
  • center core contains several small seeds
  • (apples and pears)
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Tropical Fruits

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  • grown in tropical and subtropical climates

- (bananas and mangos)

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Roots

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  • carrots and turnips
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Stems

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  • celery and asparagus
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Tubers

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  • potatoes and sweet potatoes
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Leaves

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  • cabbage and spinach
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Bulbs

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  • onion and garlic
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Flowers

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  • broccoli and cauliflower
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Seeds

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  • beans and corn
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Fruit

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  • eggplant and squash
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Mature Fruits

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  • fruits that have reached their full size and color
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Ripe Fruit

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  • when a fruit reaches its peak in flavor
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Underripe Fruits

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  • fruits that are very firm, lack flavor, and haven’t reached their peak in quality
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Immature Fruits

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  • small in size and have a poor color and texture
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Selecting Fruits

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  • condition
  • denseness
  • color
  • aroma
  • size
  • shape
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Storing Fruits

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  • don’t wash fruits before they are stored
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Selecting Vegetables

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  • ripeness
  • color and texture
  • shape
  • size
  • condition
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Storing Vegetables

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  • potatoes: store in a cool, dark , dry place
    - don’t refrigerate; this causes mold, spoilage, a sweet taste
  • onions: store in a cool, dry area
    - don’t refrigerate; this causes mold
  • don’t store them together (onions get moldy and onions sprout faster)
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Overcooking

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  • food becomes mushy
  • unpleasant color
  • lack of flavor
  • loss of nutrients
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Proper Cooking

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  • food is tender
  • easier to digest
  • appealing color
  • not much nutrient loss