G10 Kinds and Market forms of Meat Flashcards

1
Q

refers to animal flesh, specifically that of mammals and birds that is eaten.

A

Meat

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2
Q

Grilling

Barbequing

Pan-frying

Sautéing

Stir-frying

Roasting

A

DRY HEAT COOKING METHOD

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3
Q

Boiling

Braising

Pot-roasting

Stewing

A

MOIST-HEAT COOKING METHOD

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4
Q

meat that is newly slaughtered and butchered and is no preserved.

A

FRESH MEAT

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5
Q

meat that is preserved using various food preservation and flavoring
processes that may involve smoking, spicing or cooking meat.

A

CURED MEAT

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6
Q

-meat is basically meat that has been kept in a
freezer

-17 degrees Celsius (0 degree Fahrenheit)

.

A

FROZEN MEAT

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7
Q

meat that is preserved by smoking,
curing or salting or adding chemical
preservatives.

A

PROCESSED MEAT

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8
Q

-refers to the meat from cattle, including cows (adult females), bulls (adult
males), heifer (young females and steers (castrated males). Veal is the meat of
calves

A

BEEF

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9
Q

the section taken from the neck and shoulder. (beef)

A

Chuck

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10
Q

the cut of meat taken from the breast of cattle. (beef)

A

Brisket

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11
Q

muscular part of the leg. Its has low fat content and is tough. (beef)

A

Shank

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12
Q

consist of short ribs, prime rib, and rib eye steaks (beef)

A

Rib

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13
Q

a tough cut of beef that is usually need for grinding (beef)

A

Flank

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14
Q

a relatively tender cut that is taken from the rear back portion of the cattle (beef)

A

Sirloin

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15
Q

has a smaller amount of fat compared of other cuts, making it one the most prized and expensive cuts of beef (beef)

A

Tender loin

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16
Q

cut beef that comes from the back of the cattle, along the sides (beef)

A

Short loin

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17
Q

a lean cut of meat that is slightly tough because its relatively low fat content (beef)

A

Round

18
Q

beef cut

A
Chuck
Brisket
Shank
Plate
Rib
Sirloin
Flank
Tender loin
Round
Short loin
19
Q

used in Blade Steak, Blade Boston Roast

A

Boston Butt

20
Q

cut from a pig’s cheek

A

Jowl

21
Q
A

Loin

22
Q
A

Picnic

23
Q

pork from a leg cut

A

Ham

24
Q

ribs cut from the lower portion of a pig, specifically the belly and breastbone

A

Spare ribs/Spareribs

25
Q

Pig’s Feet

A

Hind Feet

26
Q
A

Bacon/Belly

27
Q

a fairly tender and juicy cut of meat, but it is a little chewy (lamb)

A

Shoulder

28
Q

the rib is taken from between the shoulder and the loin (towards the back of the sheep)

A

Rib

29
Q

is sometimes considered to be part of the leg but it is often cut and sold separately

A

Sirloin

30
Q

obtained from the part of the sheep’s body between the forequarter and hindquarter

A

Loin

31
Q

taken from the hindquarters and include the top or rump end of the leg and the thighs

A

Leg

32
Q

foreshanks and hindshanks are cut from the botton section of the leg just below the kneww

A

Shank

33
Q

containing a lot of cartilage and connective tissues, the meat obtained from the breast of lamb and mutton is tough

A

Breast

34
Q

is cut from the side of the sheep’s body between the ribs and the lamb

A

Flank

35
Q

one of the cheapest cuts of lamb and mutton (lamb)

A

Neck

36
Q

cut obtained from the back of deer(venison)

A

saddle

37
Q

yields tough cuts of meat

A

Venison shoulder

38
Q

cut from lower part of the leg

A

Shin/Shank

39
Q

taken from the side of the deer’s body. the flank cuts provide meat that is lean yet tough

A

Flank

40
Q

refers to a primal cut obtained from the rump area of deer(venison)

A

Haunch