Meat Flashcards

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1
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Define Offal

A

The edible internal organs of birds or animals

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2
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Identify 3 types of offal

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  • heart
  • liver
  • kidneys
  • sweetbreads
  • tail
  • tripe
  • tongue
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3
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why are marinades use in food preparation?

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  • Marinades are used to make meat more tender – it makes the meat hold more water and turns collagen into gelatine.
  • Acids help to break down connective tissue.
  • Adds flavour – imparts flavour into flesh from ingredients used.
  • Adds colour to some products e.g. turmeric/paprika
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Meat is considered to be a ‘high risk’ food. Give advice on the storage and preparation of raw meat.

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  • Meat should be stored at the bottom of the fridge in a container away from other foods to prevent cross-contamination.
  • Meat should be kept at a temperature of between 0-5°C (fridge)
  • Use before use by date (or frozen).
  • If meat is being thawed from frozen, always defrost in the fridge.
  • Meat should never be washed due to risk of spreading of campylobacter.
  • Meat should be prepared on a red chopping board (and knife).
  • Hands should always be washed before and after touching raw meat.
  • If meat is removed from the fridge, it must not be out longer than 2 hours.
  • Surfaces and equipment should be cleaned and sanitised after using raw meat.
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5
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Identify three ingredients that could be used to prepare marinades.

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•Herbs (or named herbs)
•Spices (or named spice)
•Marinades
•Citrus juices
•Tomatoes
•Wine
•Vinegar
•Yogurt
1 mark for each correct one identified, up to a maximum of 3.
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6
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Define Poultry

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•Domestic fowl (birds) reared for their meat.

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7
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Identify three types of poultry that is consumed in the UK

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  • Duck
  • Quail
  • Chicken
  • Turkey
  • Guinea Fowl
  • Goose
  • Poussin
  • Pigeon
  • Pheasant
  • Ostrich
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8
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Define marbling in meat?

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•Marbling is the invisible fat in the muscle tissue of meat. It keeps the meat moist during cooking.

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9
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Identify three dry heat cooking methods used for cooking meat

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  • Roasting
  • Grilling
  • Char-grilling
  • Barbeque
  • Spit roasting
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10
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Identify three moist heat cooking methods used for cooking meat

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  • Poaching
  • Stewing
  • Braising
  • Pressure cooking
  • Steaming
  • Sous vide
  • Pot roasting
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11
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what type of offal would be used in pie?

A

kidney

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12
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what type of offal would be used in patè?

A

liver

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13
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what type of offal would be used in soup?

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tail

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14
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what colour chopping board should be used for raw meat

A

red

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15
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what colour chopping board should be used for cooked meat?

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yellow

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16
Q

where does hogget come from?

A

sheep

17
Q

where does venison come from?

A

deer

18
Q

where does veal come from?

A

cow

19
Q

what factors should chefs consider when buying meat?

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  • Buy from reputable seller
  • Check packaging not damaged or opened
  • Check use by date!
  • Offal should smell fresh without a strong odour.
  • Check that the meat has been refrigerated
  • For quality – check colour of fat – should be white, not yellow
  • Marbling?
  • Meat should be dry, not slimy
  • Red meat should be dark in colour
20
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why is meat cooked?

A
  • kill bacteria

* improve texture, colour, appearance, flavour