Functions of ingredients Flashcards
Name two sources of red meat
Beef and Lamb
Name two sources of poultry
Chicken and Turkey
Name two sources of white fish.
Haddock and Cod
Name two sources of oil fish.
Tuna and Salmon
Name two sources of vegetarian protein/meat alternatives
Tofu and Mycoprotein - eg Quorn
How should raw meat be stored?
Covered and at the bottom of a fridge away from other cooked foods to avoid cross contamination.
How can you reduce the fat content of meat when cooking?
Remove visible fat and use a dry/fat free cooking method eg Grilling or roasting.
Name three different types of milk.
Whole cows milk, UHT milk and skimmed milk.
Name three different dairy products.
Yogurt, cream and cheese
How should eggs be stored?
In a fridge with the ‘blunt’ end up.
Give three functions of eggs in cooking
Glazing, binding, lightening (adding air to a cake), emulsifying (eg to stop oil and vinegar separating when making a mayo)
What is the name used to describe the process of the egg proteins turning from a liquid to a solid.
Coagulation (this happens to all protein - including in meat)
Name 5 tropical fruits
Pineapple, Kiwi, Mango, Papaya, Melons.
Name 5 vegetables
Carrots, onions, courgettes, peppers, aubergine.
Name 5 products that have a wheat product as its main ingredient.
Cake, bread, pasta, scones, biscuits.