TLE - VEGETABLES Flashcards

1
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used in paring

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paring knife

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2
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used in cutting

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chef knife

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3
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used to hold item while chopping

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chopping board

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4
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used to drain excess water

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colander

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5
Q

for cooking vegetables oven steam or bake

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oven

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6
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used to hold vegetables

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bowls

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7
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used to hold ingredients

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utility tray

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8
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for steaming vegetables

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steamer

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9
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factors to consider in choosing good quality vegetables

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  • freshness
  • absence of decay or insect infestation
  • no mechanical damage injury
  • right degree of maturity
  • variety - difg variety in color, shape texture and sometimes flavor
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10
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2 components of vegetables

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flavor and color components

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11
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provides the sweetness in vegetables

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sugar

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12
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forms a product called monosodium glutamate when combined with salt

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glutamic acid

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13
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give the characteristics strong flavor and odor of some vegetables like onions, leeks, garlic, chives, cabbage and broccoli

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sulfur compounds

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14
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a fat soluble compound Responsible for the green color of plants.

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chlorophyll

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15
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the yellow, orange to red soluble pigments found in plants such as beta carotene from carrots and squash, lycopene, from tomatoes

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carotenoids

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16
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responsible for the yellow pigments

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flavonoids

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17
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nutritional value of vegetables

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  • vitamin a
  • vitamin c
  • vitamin b complex
  • complex carbohydrates
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18
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helps form and maintain healthy teeth, skeletal and soft tissue also known as retinol

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vitamin a

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19
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helps prevent infections and helps support or promote: cell health. growth of red blood cells

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vitamin b complex

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20
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promotes a healthy immune system, help wounds heal, maintain blood vessels and connective tissue and aids absorption of iron

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vitamin c

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21
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they provide energy for the body more slowly than simple carbs, but they also provide energy for a longer period of time

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complex carbohydrates

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22
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done with a straight, downward cutting motion

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chopping

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23
Q

making every fine parallel cuts

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chiffonade (shredding)

24
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producing cube shapes

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thinly slicing and cutting into strips of appropriate width
diamond (lozenge)
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producing very fine cut usually for onions and garlic
mincing
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knife cut in which the food item is cut long thin strips, similar to matchsticks
julienne
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making curved or uneven cuts of the same thickness
pays anne
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making cylindrical cut
rondelle
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making diagonal cut
bias
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making diagonal cut by rolling the kong cylindrical vegetables
oblique or roll cuts
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3 ways of thawing vegetables
- thawing in refrigerator - thawing in cold water - thawing in microwave oven
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keeps food at a safe temperature
refrigerator
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sealed package of food may be thawed in __
cold water
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it may be uneven, leading to poor quality or even bacteria growth
microwave
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fruits may be thawed for 2-4 hours
at room temperature
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meat, fruits, vegetables, may be thawed ___
under cool running water
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to wash produce is ideal for tightly packaged fruits it can also be used to revitalize produce for a better taste and longet life
soaking method
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ideal for larger, smooth fruits and vegetables without crevices or cracks
spray method
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can help remove extra bacterial
adding of vinegar
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newly harvested vegetables that undergoes little or no processing until it sold
fresh vegetables
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requires shorter time in cooking because they have been particularly cooked
frozen vegetables
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preserve vegetables and prolongs their shelf life
dried and dehydrated vegetables
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a method of food preservation
cannot d vegetables
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General rules of vegetables cookery
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standard quality of cooked vegetables
1. color 2. appearance on plate 3. texture 4. flavor
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bright, natural color
color
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- cut neatly and uniformly - attractively arrange with appropriate combination and garnishes
appearance on plate
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cooked to the right degree of doneness
texture
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natural flavor and sweetness
flavor
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vegetables are drained as soon as they are cooked and then cool quickly under cool water to prevent overcooking from residual heat
boiling and steaming
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mau be used to complete cooking or precooked, used for complete cooking of raw vegetables
sautéing and pan frying
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the blanched or raw vegetables is place in the pan then a small amount of liquid is added to cover vegetables then cook slowly
braising
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vegetables large enough to coat with breading or batter may be fried
deep frying
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guidelines in plating
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