L3 Flashcards

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is the process of getting the right product at the right time and place, and the amount of goods at the right price and source.

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Purchasing

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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CUTS OF PORK:

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Tender cuts
Less tender cuts

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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CUTS OF BEEF:

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Hind quarter
Forequarter

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Refers to birds that have been domesticated for meat and eggs.

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POULTRY

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Meats of animals with fine textured muscles and with good marbling are more tender than those with coarse fibers and little marbling.

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Tenderness

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refers to thickness and distribution of fat inside and outside the carcass and in the flesh itself (marbling)

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Finish

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GUIDELINES IN BUYING MEATS

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Tenderness
Finish
Color
Grain of the muscle

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witish in color; changes into gelatin when cooked; more edible

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Collagen

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yellowish in color; tough even after cooking

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Elastin

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drumsticks, thighs, wings, neck, back, ribcage

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Dark meat

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MARKET FORMS OF POULTRY

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live
whole poultry
dressed
drawn
ready to cook
poultry parts

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gizzard, heart, liver

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Variety meats

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Hunted birds similar to the form of live poultry but are not alive
Dressed

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Whole Poultry

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Slaughtered poultry; defeathered, but head, feet and viscera are intact

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Dressed

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defeathered & visceral organs removed

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Drawn

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Defeathered, head feet and viscera removed

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Ready-to-cook

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Checking Egg Quality

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Gross Examination
Candling
Clicking eggs together
Shaking the eggs
water test
breaking

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Eggs are held before a light source to show the position of the yolk, size of air cell and blood spots.

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Candling

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Good eggs have a bell-like tone. Cracked eggs have a flat tone.

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Clicking eggs together

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refers to finfish i.e. vertebra or skeleton

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fish

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has hard shell on the outside of the soft tissue e.g. mollusks & crustaceans

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shellfish

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hard carapace

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have hard shells (ex. Oysters and tahong)

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market forms of fish
live drawn or dressed whole or round fillets steaks daing portion or sticks flakes deboned
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The viscera and gills are removed
Drawn or Dressed
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Marketed just as it came from catch
Whole or round
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Cut across the whole fish body, commonly half to a whole inch thick
Steaks
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MARKET FORMS OF SHELLFISH
Live Shucked Head-on shrimps & prawns Headless shrimps or prawns Imitation crabmeat Processed fish and shellfish Canned and bottled products
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Must have firm shells, intact heads, and smell seaweedy, or are odorless.
Fresh shrimps
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must have plenty of ink.
Fresh squids
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heavy for their size and are odorless or have a seaweedly smell.
Good quality fresh crabs
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(green when fresh) has a harder shell and is preferably bought alive.
Alimango
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(spotted blue when fresh) has a softer shell and does not have to be live when bought.
Alimasag
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dark blue when alive and turn dull red when boiled. Male lobsters have brighter colors and larger crawls. Females (hens) have broader tails and more tender flesh.
Lobsters
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are the fleshy, juicy products of plants that are seed containing. When ripe they are edible w/out cooking.
Fruits
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are plants or parts of plants such as roots, tubers, bulbs, stems, shoots, leaves, fruits & flowers used as raw or cooked.
Vegetables
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RICE Quality depends on the following:
Variety Length of storage Grain size Shape and color Cleanliness and absence of dirt or foreign substances
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is capable of rising up to double the quantity.
Luma (old)
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most common form of table sugar             Ex. dextrose and table sugar
Crystalline (or granulated sugar)
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specially screened, uniformly fine–grained sugar for rapid solution
Superfine Sugar 
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partially purified product of crystals varying from very light to very dark brown
Brown Sugar 
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prepared by pressing wet sugar crystals into a loaf form, hardened and then cut into cubes or tablets
Lump Sugar
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coarsely granulated for decorative purposes
Sanding Sugar
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unrefined product separated from molasses; crystals are dark, coarse and sticky because they contain some molasses
Raw Brown Sugar (or moscovado sugar)
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machine–ground from granulated sucrose; small quantities of cornstarch are added to prevent caking
Powdered (or confectioner’s sugar)
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a crude form of sugar; sugar cane extract is evaporated into a brown syrup concentrate and molded in polished, small–halved coconut shells
Panutsa 
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The types of breads:
Sliced loaf bread Soft buns Pan de sal
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sucrose crystal which is one step short of the complete refining process
Washed Sugar
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pungent or aromatic natural products of vegetable origin. Different parts of the plant are used.
SPICES
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used as flavoring: Example: Bayleaf
HERBS
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Principles of Purchasing
Right Quality Right Quantity Right Time Right Source Right Price
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Materials should be suitable for their intended purpose
Right Quality
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Purchase the correct quantity of materials.
Right Quantity
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Timing of purchases is important.
Right Time
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Choose reliable suppliers
Right Source
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Consider cost-effectiveness.
Right Price