Lessons Flashcards
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Venison from?
Deer
Carabeef from?
Carabao
Pork from
Hog or pig
Beef from?
Adult cow
Veal from?
Calves or young cattle
Chevon from?
Goat
Mutton from?
Adult sheep
Lamb from?
Young sheep
Market forms of meat
Fresh meat, chilled meat, frozen meat, cured or processed meat
Type of meat cuts
Tender cuts, less tender cuts, tough cuts
Types of chicken and poultry
A broiler or fryer, a roaster, a stag, a hen, a cock or a rooster, a jumbo chicken, the Peking duck, the duck or itik
Market forms of poultry
Live poultry, whole pultry, dressed poultry, choice cuts
Is a form of meat after slaughter that has not undergone chilling
Fresh meat
has been kept cold above freezing point within 24 hours after slaughter for it to be sold in supermarkets and meat shops.
Chilled meat
are meat products that have been cured with preservative agents.
Cured or processed meat
are taken from animal parts that have less muscle activity and are plump, like sirloin and tenderloin.
Tender cuts
are cuts that come from the muscle parts most used by the animal, like hocks, chuck, and flank.
Less tender cuts
are cuts that necessitate longer cooking like bulalo.
Tough cuts
is usually four to six months old and chosen for grilling or roasting.
Roaster
is a young chicken whose meat is tender and soft and skin is smooth.
A broiler or fryer
is a young chicken whose meat is tender and soft and skin is smooth.
A broiler or fryer
is a male chicken less than ten months old.
A stag
is a mature female chicken bred for more than ten months.
A hen
is a mature male Chicken with rough skin and dark meat.
A cock or a rooster