General Bits Of Knowledge Flashcards

(15 cards)

1
Q

Iodine controls..

A

The metabolic rate

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2
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Enzymes are biological catalysts for…

A

Proteins

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3
Q

Define food security

A

Providing safe, reliable supply of nutritious affordable food

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4
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Example of biological raising agent

A

Yeast

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5
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Example of chemical raising agent

A

Cream of tartar

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6
Q

Define plasticity

A

Softening, shaping or spreading of fats

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7
Q

Give 3 reasons why food is cooked

A

To improve texture
To prevent food poisoning
to improve flavour of food

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8
Q

Give 4 different factors that influence food choice

A

Availability of food
Allergies
Dietary requirements
Price of ingredients

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9
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What boiling food do to food?

A

Looses water soluble vitamins

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10
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What does baking food do to food?

A

Loss of group B and C vitamins due to heat

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11
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What does shallow frying do to food?

A

Loose water soluble vitamins and group B and C vitamins

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12
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Give 3 functions of water in the body:

A

Prevents dehydration
Regulation of body temperature
To help brain function

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13
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Describe the controlled conditions when carrying out sensory testing

A

The room should be odour free and the lighting must be controlled.
Serve identical small portion serving and provide glasses of water for tasters to clear their pallet in between tasting.

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14
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Explain enzymic browning:

A

Enzymes are biological catalysts that speed up rate of reaction.
Occurs when enzymes in the apple come into contact with oxygen causing the apple to turn brown, it occurs when the apple is cut or bruised and exposed to the oxygen in the air

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15
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How can you stop enzymic browning?

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Prepare apples just before serving so there is little time for oxidation to occur
Use an acidic ingredient to prevent the enzymic browning from occurring eg// lemon juice

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