Functions of ingredients Flashcards

1
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Name two sources of red meat

A

Beef and Lamb

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2
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Name two sources of poultry

A

Chicken and Turkey

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3
Q

Name two sources of white fish.

A

Haddock and Cod

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4
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Name two sources of oil fish.

A

Tuna and Salmon

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5
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Name two sources of vegetarian protein/meat alternatives

A

Tofu and Mycoprotein - eg Quorn

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6
Q

How should raw meat be stored?

A

Covered and at the bottom of a fridge away from other cooked foods to avoid cross contamination.

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7
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How can you reduce the fat content of meat when cooking?

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Remove visible fat and use a dry/fat free cooking method eg Grilling or roasting.

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8
Q

Name three different types of milk.

A

Whole cows milk, UHT milk and skimmed milk.

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9
Q

Name three different dairy products.

A

Yogurt, cream and cheese

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10
Q

How should eggs be stored?

A

In a fridge with the ‘blunt’ end up.

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11
Q

Give three functions of eggs in cooking

A

Glazing, binding, lightening (adding air to a cake), emulsifying (eg to stop oil and vinegar separating when making a mayo)

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12
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What is the name used to describe the process of the egg proteins turning from a liquid to a solid.

A

Coagulation (this happens to all protein - including in meat)

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13
Q

Name 5 tropical fruits

A

Pineapple, Kiwi, Mango, Papaya, Melons.

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14
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Name 5 vegetables

A

Carrots, onions, courgettes, peppers, aubergine.

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15
Q

Name 5 products that have a wheat product as its main ingredient.

A

Cake, bread, pasta, scones, biscuits.

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16
Q

What are the functions of flour?

A

Add main bulk - eg bread and cake.
Raising agent - self raising flour in cake
Coating
Thickening for a sauce

17
Q

Name 3 types of sugar

A

Icing, granulated, caster, demerara, dark brown.

18
Q

What are the functions of sugar?

A
Adding a sweet flavour
Colour - Caramelisation
Help with rising process in cakes
Help with spreading process in cakes
Texture - caramelisation
19
Q

Name 4 herbs

A

Basil, parsley, chives, coriander, dill, Marjoram, oregano, bay leaf, mint, thyme, rosemary, tarragon

20
Q

Name 4 spices

A

Chilli, cumin, cardamom, all spice, cayenne, calves, ginger, Paprika, Turmeric, curry powder

21
Q

What ingredients could you add to a dessert to improve its texture.

A
Nuts - crunchy
Whipped cream - smooth
Sugar - crunchy
Fruit - juicy and moist
Syrup or honey - sticky
22
Q

What ingredients could you add to a pasta dish to change it flavour?

A
Parmesan - savoury and cheesy
Salt and pepper - seasoning
Basil - fresh
Chilli - spicing
Tomatoes - sweet
Lemon - sharp/sour
23
Q

What can you use to decorate a dessert?

A

Dusting with icing sugar
Fruit - eg strawberries, raspberries or slices of citrus
Mint leaves
Fruit sauce

24
Q

What can you use to garnish a dessert?

A
Fresh herbs - chopped or whole
Grated cheese
Ground pepper
Grated nutmeg
Slices pepper
Tomato crowns
Diced spring onion