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home ec summer test

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name the 6 nutrients in food ? Carbohydrates Protein fat vitamins minerals water
what are the 2 types of nutrients? macronutrients and micronutrients
explain macronutriens ? needed in large amounts eg protein, fat , carbohydrate
explain micronutrients? needed in small amounts eg vitamins and minerals
what is the compostion of protein? Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen, Nitrogen >CHON AMINO ACIDS
classification of protein ? animal/H.B.V plant/L.B.V
scources of protein ? animal- meat, fish ,eggs plant- pulse vegtables {peas, beans, lentals} cearals, nuts
function of protein ? groth and repair production of hormones ,enzymes and antibodies
composition of fat ? carbon, hydrogen, oxygen
classification(types)of fat? animal/saturated plant/unsaturated
scources of fat ? animal - butter , eggs, meat plant- fish,veg oils, nuts
composition of carbohydrates ? Carbon, Hytrogen, Oxygen , simple sugar units eg glucose
clasification of carbohydrates ? starch, sugar ,fiber
sources of carbohydrates ? starch- potatos pasta bread sugar sweets, cakes, honey ,fruit fiber-whole grain, cereals ,bread, pasta, skins of fryit and veg
classification(types) of meat ? 1 carcass- beef (cow , bacon, ham(pig), lamb , mutton ,(sheep) 2 offal- kidney liver 3 game- pheasant rabbit, deer 4 poultry- chicken , turkey,duck,goose
structure of meat ( describe)? 1meat has long fibers. some are fat some r thin. 2 theses fibers r held together with connective tissue 3 there are fat cells thouroghout the meat. some visable and some invisable
causes of toughness in meat ? 1 age- the older the animal the tougher the meat 2 activity - the more active parts are tougher 3 incorrect method of hanging - should be hung for 14-21 days 4incorect method of cooking - meat that is cooked using slow moist method EG steaming
waysto tenderise meat? meat hammer- break up fiber slow methods of cooking -EG stewing minced, meat marinating , meat
nutritive value of meat ? protein-good scource of H.B.V protein fat- the fat is saturated. some isinvisible. amount varries carbohydrate- none vitamins- good scource of b . no vitamin c minerals- there is iorn but no calcuim water - acording to fat present
dieretic value of meat? growth- protein in it provides growth so important for kids iorn-important for pregnant woman and teen girls high saturated fat- needs to be watched if u have high cholesterol there r many types of meat which add variety to the diet
buying meat? check the use buy date on prepackedged meat by from a clean reliable butcher who follows HACCP
storing meat? meat is a perishable food so should be stored in fridge at 4-5 degrees celcius use within 2-3 days
preparing meat? use the correct colour board for raw meat -red wash hands after handiling raw meat
cooking meat? cook meat thoroughly to kill any bacteria in the meat choose the corect cooking method for the cut of meat
cooking meat methods roasting frying grilling boiling
effects of cooking on meat? protein coagulates and meat shrinks fat melts bactieria destroyed some vitamins are destroyed
meat producs? sausages black and white pudding cooked meats EG salami ready cooked meals
meat processing ? frozen canned vaccum packed smoked
classifcation of fish? white- cod hake oily-salmon trout tuna shell- mussels lobster
nutritive value of fish? protein- good scource of H.BV fat -white fish has no fat and oily fish has unsaturated fat carbohydrate - none vitamins- B,A,D minerals-canned fish has calcium water-white fish has higher water than oily fish
dietetic value of fish fish is a good alternative to meat as it has H.B.V protein fat is unsaturated some fish is expensive EG. shellfish, some fish is cheap EG.mockrel fish can be cooked many difreent ways
culinary uses of fish? main dish EG. fish and chips soup EG. chowder starter EG. sushi or prawn cocktail salad EG. tuna salad sandwiches EG. salmon
effects of cooking on fish ? protein coagulates ( fish changes from translucent to opaque) bacteria are killed avoid overcooking bc fish breaks up
fish processing? frozen canned smoked
types of eggs (hens)? free range eggs- hens that roam freely and eat a varried diet barn eggs - hens roam in a large barn fixed diet cage eggs- hens are kept in cages and are fed a fixed diet organic eggs- hens are fed organic feed
nutrative value of eggs protein- good scource of H.B.V fat- no fat in white . unsaturated fat in yolk carbohydrate-none vitamins- B,A,D minerals- iorn calcium watwer- high in egg white
dietetic value of eggs? cheap scource of protein eggs have saturated fat which can increas high choleterol very versitile
culinary uses of eggs ? On there own- scrambeled,boiled,poched and fried backing EG. sponge batters EG. pancake glazing EG sconed salads EG hard boiled
eu labeling of eggs ? carton - by law certain information must apear on the box including.... size EG. medium class EG. A best before date egg- the quality assurence sceme insist that the best befor date is on the egg
effects of heat on eggs? protein coagulates and egg sets bactirea is killed avoid overcooking eggs as they become rubbery
nutrative value of milk? protein-good scource of H.B.V fat- saturated fat carbohydrate- sugar (lactos) vitamins- B,A,D water - high
types of milk? animal- cow, goat, buffalo plant- oat, coconut, almand,soya
milk processeing? pasturisation- milk is heated to 72 for a short time, cooled quickly and put in cartoons. harmfull bacteria r killed and milk will last longer. vitamins and minerals are destroyed. homogenistation - the cream in the milk is distrubuted through the milk
types of cows milk ? whole milk low fat / skimmed milk-some or all fat removed buttermilk lactose freee milk condensed milk -canned milk is used when making desert
cullinary uses of milk ? drink with cereal backing EG. scones makes food creamer EG. mash ice cream and milkshakes
milk products ? cheese butter yogurt cream
classification of cheese 1. hard- parmesan 2.semi hard- idam stillton 3.soft-mozzarella cream cheese 4. proseced - cheese string, baby bells
how is cheese made? 1pasturising 2culture of bactirea is added 3 milk is heated and remet is added and curds and whey r produced 4 whey is drainned off and the curds are pressed into mold (salt is added) 5 cheeses are left for months to mature 6 packeged and labbeled
effects of heat on cheese? fat melts and cheese becomes soft overcooking makes it tough and rubbery protein coagulates and cheese shrinks
name the macro nutrients ? protein, fat,carbohydrate
function of fat? heat and energy protect delicate organs
function of carbohydrates? heat and energy healthy digestive system
Created by: layniereay
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