TLE Flashcards

1
Q

Are plants or parts of plants used as food.

A

Vegetable

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2
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These are stalks supporting leaves , flowers, or fruits.

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Stems and Shoots

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3
Q

These are underground buds that are made of very short stems covered with layers.

A

Bulbs

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4
Q

These are parts from which a new plant will grow

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Seeds

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5
Q

These are underground parts of plants

A

Roots

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6
Q

These are short, thickened, fleshy parts of an underground stem

A

Tubers

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7
Q

These include those cooked as viands

A

Fruits

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8
Q

These are bulaklak ng kalabasa, bulaklak ng saging, caulifower, puso ng saging, and katuray or sesban flower.

A

Flowers

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9
Q

These include the onion family.

A

Leaves

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10
Q

These are newly harvested produce sold in the market

A

Fresh Vegetables

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11
Q

As there is no grading of vegetables by the government, it is best to buy by brand as these are usually consistent in quality.

A

Canned vegetables

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12
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These are now increasingly being used by hotel restaurants and insitutions.

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Frozen vegetables

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13
Q

Include beans, lentils, potatoes, sweet potatoes, carrots, spanish garlic, and more.

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Dried and Dehydrated Vegetables

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14
Q

Market Forms of Vegetables

A

Fresh
Canned
Frozen
Dried

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15
Q

Considerations in selecting vegetables

A
  1. Know what purpose
  2. Know what type of market form of vegetable to buy or kung ano mas fit para sa lulutuin
  3. Select those that are clean, with no blemishes and bruises
  4. Select those which are in season
  5. Select size most suitable
  6. Consider the cost of the vegetables
  7. Buy only the quantity required
  8. Select the freshest and the best quality for each type
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16
Q

Process of mixing a vegetable salad by lifting

A

Tossing

17
Q

Is a carbohydrate stored as granules in the leucoplasts of plant cells.

A

Starch

18
Q

Refers to the family of macaroni products of varying sizes and shapes

A

Alimentary Pastes

19
Q

Are made of rice, soft wheat, soybeans, cassava, and other legumes and root crops.

A

Noodles

20
Q

Type of noodles

A

Miki, Sotanghon, Bihon, Pancit Canton, Instant Noodles

21
Q

Are cultivated plants of the grass family that yield starchy seeds or grains.

A

Cereals

22
Q

Cereal Products

A

Rice, Corn, Flour,

23
Q

Types of flour

A
  • All-Purpose Flour
  • Cake flour
  • Bread flour
  • Rice flour
  • Potato flour
  • Cassava flour
  • Whole-wheat flour
24
Q

Functions of Starch

A
  • As thickening agent
  • As binding agent
  • As stabilizing agent
  • As gelling agent
  • As diluent
  • As moisture-retaining agent
  • For coating and dusting
  • For coloring
25
Q

Proper cooking of starchy products

A
  1. to avoid lumping
  2. to avoid starch flavor
  3. to avoid scorching
  4. to achieve desired consistency and firmness
26
Q

methods of cooking starches and cereals

A

1) Moist-heat method 2) Dry-heat method

27
Q

This method is dependent on the presence of water

A

moist-heat method

28
Q

this method makes use of heat alone

A

dry-heat method

29
Q

Is defined as the effect of heat on starch

A

Gelatinization

30
Q

It delays gelatinization and results in softer gel.

A

Acid

31
Q

Is a molecular rearrangement of micelles such as that the linear molecules aggregate into a crystal mass.

A

Retrogradation

32
Q

Is a separation of the water or liquid from the swollen starchy paste.

A

Weeping

33
Q

The use of dry-heat method to produce dextrins

A

Dextrinization