Lesson 2-4 Flashcards

1
Q

any grain that is used for food

A

Cereal

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2
Q

Cereal should at least include how many servings

A

4

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3
Q

added to processed meats as a filler, binder, moisture retainer and fat substitute

A

Starch

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4
Q

Starch composition and structure

A
  • Starch molecule
  • Amylose
  • Amylopectin
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5
Q

A polysaccharide made up of hundreds or even thousands of glucose molecule joined together

A

Starch molecule

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6
Q

A long chain like molecule, sometimes called the _

A

Amylose - Linear Fraction

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7
Q

It contributes gelling characteristics to cooked and cooled starch mixture

A

Amylose

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8
Q

has a highly branched, bushy type structure

A

Amylopectin

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9
Q

it contributes to the cohesion or thickening properties when starch mixture is cooked in presence of water

A

Amylopectin

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10
Q

Sources of starch

A
  • cereal grains
  • legumes
  • roots / tubers
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11
Q

function of starch

A
  • Thickening
  • gelling
  • binding and filling
  • stabilizing
  • Moisture retaining
  • coating or ducting
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12
Q

Common problems in Starch Cookery

A
  • Thinning of Gel
  • weak gel
  • skin formation
  • Scorching
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13
Q

problems encountered when using acid / acid ingredients

A

thinning of gel

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14
Q

problems that results if there are too much liquid to starch

A

weak gel

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15
Q

problem due to the loss of water from the starch

A

Skin formation

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16
Q

problem that can be avoided by temperature control and constant stirring

A

Scorching

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17
Q

pasta should be cooked _ - to the tooth

18
Q

the pleasure of cooking pasta is its

19
Q

pasta with holes or ridges are perfect for

A

chunkier sauces

20
Q

thin delicate pasta are served with

A

light thin sauces

21
Q

thicker pasta work well with

A

heavier sauces

22
Q

very small pasta shapes are good for

23
Q

Cooking chart for various pasta shape :
Lasagna

24
Q

Cooking chart for various pasta shape :
bow ties

25
Q

Cooking chart for various pasta shape :
wagon wheels

26
Q

Cooking chart for various pasta shape :
Linguine

27
Q

Cooking chart for various pasta shape :
Rigatoni

28
Q

Cooking chart for various pasta shape :
spaghetti

29
Q

Cooking chart for various pasta shape :
Ziti

30
Q

Cooking chart for various pasta shape :
fettuccine

31
Q

Cooking chart for various pasta shape :
Rotini

32
Q

Cooking chart for various pasta shape :
Elbow macaroni

33
Q

FIFO

A

first in first out

34
Q

the first stored should be the first food to be out from the storage

35
Q

MARKET FORMS OF PASTA

A

DRIED
FRESH
FROZEN
COOKED

36
Q

need not to be refrigerated

A

dried pasta

37
Q

can be stored in a shelf in an airtight sealed container

A

dried pasta

38
Q

stored in an airtight container and refrigerated for 4-5 days (unsauced)

A

cooked pasta

39
Q

separate sauce in refrigerator can last _

A

6-7 days (cooked pasta)

40
Q

ideally used on the same day manufactured

A

fresh pasta

41
Q

does not have to be thawed before cooked

A

frozen pasta

42
Q

cook little longer than unfrozen pasta

A

FROZEN PASTA