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Key words, heat transfer Flashcards

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Dextrinisation meaning

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when starch molecules break down into dextrins after being exposed to dry heat

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Dextrinisation examples

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-toast
-biscuits

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Caramelisation meaning

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The browning of sugar and the change in its flavour when its heated above a certain temperature

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caramelisation examples

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-sauces

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gelatinisation meaning

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when starch particles swell and burst, thickening a liquid

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gelatinisation examples

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-sauces

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conduction meaning

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the transfer of heat energy through solids by the vibration of particles

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conduction examples

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-grilling steak
-grilling chicken breasts

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convection meaning

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the transfer of heat energy through gases or liquids by circulating currents

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convection examples

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aeration meaning

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when air is added to a mixture to help it lighter

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aeration examples

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cakes

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radiation meaning

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the transfer of energy through waves of radiation (there’s no direct contact)

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radiation examples

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-sausages
-beef

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glutenin and gliadin meaning

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two proteins that make up gluten, found in wheat and other grains

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glutenin and gladian examples

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-wheat
-barley
-grains

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coagulation meaning

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when denatured proteins join together, changing the appearance and texture of food

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coagulation examples

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-scotch eggs
-battered fish
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shortening meaning

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the effect of adding fat to a floury mixture, giving it a crumbly texture

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shortening examples

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plasticity meaning

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a property of fats that allows us to spread and manipulate them

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plasticity examples

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-mariangue
-rubbing fat into flour for shortbread

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gluten meaning

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a protein found in wheat flours, that makes dough elastic

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gluten examples

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-bread
-pasta

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denaturation meaning

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when the chemical bonds holding proteins together break down, causing protein to unravel

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denaturation examples

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-boiled eggs
-egg white

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emulsification meaning

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a mixture of oily and watery liquids

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emulsification examples

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mayonaise
ice cream
-milk
-mariange

Food Tech GCSE (29 decks)

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