Food science continued Flashcards

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Salmonella

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Infection
Chicken-ella
Melon-ella
watermelon
Raw chicken/seafood 
FEVER
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Streptococcus

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FEVER - Diarrhea

infection

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Vibrio

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Seafood
FEVER
infection

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Ecoli

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Infection
Slowest onset
Raw/Rare foods
Raw Veggies
BLOODY DIARRHEA
unpasteurized apple juice
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Shigella

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Infection
Camping (Due to flies landing on feces and then food)
Cold mixed salads/ watermelon
BLOODY DIARRHEA

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Camplybacter Jejuni

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Infection
Raw/Undercooked veggies
Gastroenteritis
BLOODY DIARRHEA

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Listera

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infection
survives 34-113
finger foods/ ready to eat foods
resists freezing drying heat

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Norovirus

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infection
human feces
manufactures ice cubes

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9
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due to not washing fruits/veggies

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  1. Salmonella
    2.camplybacter jenuni
  2. shigella
    4, ecoli
  3. listera
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due to not washing hands

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  1. Staph aureus
  2. C-perfig
  3. Salmonella
  4. Streptococcus
  5. Norovirus
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145 temp

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pork, beef, lamb, roast, fish, steaks and eggs after cooking

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155 temp

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eggs held for service

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13
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160

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well done beef, ground beef, pork, veal

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165 temp

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reheat foods, birds (chicken, turkey, duck)

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15
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165-175 temp

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transfer of foods

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16
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185-203

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coffee

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fridge organization

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ready to eat
seafood
beef & pork
ground and fish
whole poultry
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Leftovers

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cool 135-70 within 2 hours

70-41 within 4 hours

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19
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Green + acid=

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Dark green (Pheophytin)

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20
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Green + Alkaline

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Bright green/olive green (Chlorophyllin)

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21
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Lycopene is found in

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Tomatoes, watermelon, apricots

is an antioxidant, carotenoid, phytochemical

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22
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red cabbage in vinegar

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becomes bright red

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Excess sugar and fat in cake will become

24
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Too much baking soda will cause

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yellow cake

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Too little sugar and fat will cause
tough cake
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Durum Flour Bread flour All purpose Cake flour
highest protein of any flour- most gluten (used for pasta) strong gluten less gluten least and weakest gluten content
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Dry Heat
Best for delicate cuts of meat
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Examples of dry heat
BBQ, grilling, frying, roasting, stirfry, baking, broiling
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what is Moist heat
Best for tougher cuts of meat, method will break down meat and kill bacteria at the same time.
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Examples of moist heat
braising, simmering, boiling, stewing, steaming, poaching
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Difference between braising and stewing
Braising: brown the meat and put in small amount of water in low heat for long time Stewing: submerge in water, cook in shorter time in chunks.
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Additives
FDA controls.
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Emulsifiers what example name
What: allows smooth mixing, prevents separation Example: salad dressing, PB, margarine Name: Monoglycerides, soy lecithin, egg yolk,
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Fat free dressing you would use which emulsifer
Soy lecithin- prevents seperation
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Regular dressing you would use which emulsifer
egg yolk
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Stabilizers, thickeners, binders, texturizers what examples name
What: produce same texture, improve mouth feel Ex: Dairy products, cake, , jams Name: Gelatin, pectin, carrageenan, xanthan gum, whey
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Flavor Enhancers what example name
What: Enhances flavor Ex: processed foods Name: MSG
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Preservatives What : Example: Name:
What: prevents spoilage ex: jellies, cured meats, snack foods, bakes goods Name: BHA-BHT
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grapes/wine walnuts/fish tomatoes, watermelon, apricots
have resveratrol: lowers platelet aggregation has omega 3, lowers TG levels has lycopene, may reduce prostate cancer risk
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Phytochemicals
compounds produced by plants, for humans provide prevent/ treat chronic disease like cancer, detoxify, protect LDL cholesterol
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Indols
Found in Cruciferous veggies- broccoli, cauliflower | can reduce risk of breast cancer, detoxify cancer causing agents
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Isoflavones
Found in soybeans | Decrease elevated cholesterol levels
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Gelatinization
when heated starch swells | Example: sauces
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retrogradatoon
when starch recrystallizes becoming solid Retro=old old= stale bread
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Maillard
Non-enzymatic | Maillard likes to cook until bread is brown
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Enzymatic
Fruits, veggies brown naturally | an open apple, an open avocado.
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Adding bran decreases the volume of end products how do you resolve
add two F's | flour and fluid to compensate
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An example of a fermented product
yogurt
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heaven on earth cake
angel food cake has no dairy
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collagen becomes...
gelatin and becomes softer
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elastin
resistant to heat
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Margarine is butter is
PMS Pufa Mufa Sat SMP Sat Mufa Pufa
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A patient with high TG anf Fatty liver should
limit CHO, and eat more omega 3's (walnuts/fish)
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gluten free flours
Buckwheat, sorghum, teff
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#10 can
6 can per case | 13 cups