Pulses and Cereals Flashcards

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1
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Name some beans

A

Kidney
Haricot
Soya
Butter

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2
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Name some seeds

A

Red lentils
Green lentils
Puy lentils
Continental lentils

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3
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Name some peas

A

White
Split
Chick

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4
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What is food provenance?

A

Where your food comes from

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5
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What are cereals?

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Cereals are grains (seeds) of plants and they are mostly types of cultivated grass

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6
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What is the best way of getting all the nutrients needed from cereal seeds?

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The whole seed - these are called unrefined or wholegrain/wholemeal cereals

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What is the bran?

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Bran is the outer layers of a cereal seed. This is where most of the fibre is found, and also many vitamins, minerals and trace elements as well as some of the protein and fat.

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What is the endosperm?

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The endosperm is the middle part of the seed. The carbohydrate and most of the protein is found here, as well as some vitamins.

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What is the germ?

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The germ is the smallest part of the seed which contains the new shoot and the ‘information’ the seed will need to grow into a new plant when the seed germinates. It contains most importantly the fat, some of the protein, vitamins, minerals and trace elements.

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10
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What nutrients does the unrefined/wholegrain cereal give us?

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Protein
Carbohydrates (especially starch)
Group B vitamins
Fat
Iron
Vitamin E
Trace elements
Fibre
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How much of the seed does white wheat flour have removed?

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30% (the bran and the germ)

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How much of the seed does wholemeal wheat flour have removed?

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None

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13
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What are the main types of cereal foods?

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Wheat
Rice
Maize
Oats
Barley
Rye
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14
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What is barley used for?

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Bread
Barley flakes
Can be cooked on its own as an alternative to rice

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15
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What is buckwheat used for?

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Seeds are used to make flour or are eaten like rice
Used to make buckwheat pasta
Very nutritious - good source of calcium

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16
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What is corn (maize) used for?

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Corn oil
Used to sweeten fizzy drinks
Dried maize is used for popcorn

17
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What is millet used for?

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A good source of iron

18
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What is oats used for?

A

Nutritious and cheap to buy - good amount of calcium
Oatmeal
Used for porridge
Added to bread, cakes, biscuits and fruit crumble toppings
Made into flapjacks, oatcakes, and oat crackers

19
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What is quinoa used for?

A

Can be used as an alternative to rice

Very nutritious - lots of protein (but not gluten)

20
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What is rice used for?

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Lots of energy and B vitamins
Lots of type, some long grain and some have short, round grains
Long grain rice is traditionally for savoury dishes e.g. basmati
Short grain rice is usually for sweet dishes e.g. pudding rice

21
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What is rye used for?

A

Used to make bread

22
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What is spelt used for?

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Similar to wheat but has more protein

Used for bread making, pasta and other baked goods

23
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What is wheat used for?

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Bread
Pastry
Cakes
Biscuits
Puddings
Wheat flakes used in breakfast cereals