Chapter 15 - Meats, Fish, Poultry Flashcards

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1
Q

5 Main proteins in connective tissue

A
Collagen
Tropocollagen 
Elastin
Reticulum
Ground substance
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2
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2 key pigments in meat

A

Hemoglobin

Myoglobin

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3
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Effects of myoglobin in presence of air

A

Adds two atoms of oxygen to form Oxymyoglobin (intense red)

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4
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Effects on myoglobin in absence of air

A

Brownish red pigment metmyoglobin forms

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5
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Key pigment in salmon

A

Astaxanthin

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6
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The Effects of heat on myoglobin

A

Myoglobin changes to Oxymyoglobin.

Continued heating converts Oxymyoglobin to denatured globin hemichrome

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7
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What color does denatured globin hemichrome contribute

A

Grayish brown in well done meats

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8
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Storage temp Requirements for fresh label

A

Must never have reached a temperature below -3.3 C (26 F)

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9
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Storage temp Requirements for previously frozen label

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Have been frozen at -17.8 C (0 F) and then allowed to thaw to at least-3.3 C (26 F)

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10
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3 Changes in muscle tissue during heating

A

Proteins shrink (denature) and water binding capacity reduces

Cracks in iband

Become less tender

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3 Changes in connective tissue during heating

A

Elastin is not effected

Collagen is converted to gelatin

Tenderizes

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12
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When should dry heat method be used

A

Tender cuts of meat because of high muscle protein and little collagen

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13
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When should moist heat methods be used

A

Less tender cuts of meat

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14
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Salts 2 effects on meat

A

Enhanced water retention, improves juiciness

Promotes tenderness

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15
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Meat tenderizers 2 effect on meat

A

Increase tenderness

By enzyme destroying Sarcolemma surrounding Myofibrils

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16
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Mechanical tenderization 2 effects on meat

A

Increase tenderness

Breaks muscle and connective tissues

17
Q

Soy protein concentrate

A

Defatted soy product

Contains about 70 percent protein

18
Q

Soy protein isolate

A

Defatted and highly concentrated soy protein (up to 95%)

Used to make textured soy products

19
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Soy flour

A

Finely ground soy flakes

20
Q

Tofu

21
Q

Tempeh

A

Fermented cooked soybean product

Resembles cake

22
Q

Natto

A

Fermented cooked soybean product

Useful as a spread or in soups

23
Q

Miso how it’s made

A

Paste made by fermenting a mold culture with soy beans, salt, and often rice for up to 3 years

24
Q

Textured soy protein

A

Can be made into meat analogs

Meat extender

25
Gelatin
Stabilizing and gelling agent
26
Why is gelatin useful
It can be used to make many things like sols, gravy, etc
27
What are the 4 main proteins in muscle tissue
Myosin Actin Tropomyosin Actomyosin