MODULE 1 Flashcards

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Refers to the gatheringvand preliminary preparation of the ingredients and equipment

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MISE EN PLACE (“PUTTING IN PLACE” OR “EVERYTHING IN ITS PLACE”)

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2
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WHAT ARE CLASSIFICATIONS OF VEGETABLES?(4)

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1.According to parts of the plants
2.According to chemical composition
3.According to nutritive value
4.Flavor components of vegetables

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3
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PARTS OF THE PLANTS
(9 FAMILIES)

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1.Gourd family
2.Seeds and Pods
3.Fruit Vegetables
4.Root and tubers
5.Cabbage family
6.Onion family
7.leafy greens
8.stalks,stem,shoots
9.Mushroom

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4
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9 FAMILIES ACCORDING TO PLANTS WITH EXAMPLES (EX. GOURD FAMILY BITTER GOURD)

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5
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CHEMICAL COMPOSITION AND ITS FRUITS AND VEGETABLES

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1.CARBOHYDRATE-RICH VEGETABLES(CHO)-SEEDS,ROOTS,TUBERS
2.PROTEIN-RICH VEGETABLES (CHON)-LEGUMES,PEAS,BEANS
3.FAT-RICH VEGETABKES-NUTS,OLIVES,AVOCADO
4.HIGH MOUSTURE CONTENT-MUSHROOM,TOMATOES,RADISH,GREEN LEAFY VEGETABLES

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ACCORDING TO NUTRITIVE VALUE
(NUTRIENT CONTENTENT AND ITS FRUITS AND VEGETABLES)

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1.VITAMIN A rich vegetables-green leafy and yellow fruits and vegetables
2.VITAMIN C rich vegetables -yellow vegetables
3.VITAMIN B (complex)-legumes,peas,beans

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FLAVOR COMPONENTS OF VEGETABLES

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1.SUGAR-FRUCTOSE
2.GLUTAMIC ACID
3.SULFYR COMPOUNDS

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WHAT IS SUGAR FRUCTOSE?

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The natural sugar that provides the sweetness in vegetables

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WHAT IS GLUTAMIC ACID?

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forms of product called monosodium glutamate when combined with salt.it is found in large amounts in young fresh vegetables.

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WHAT IS SULFUR COMPOUNDS?

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it gives the characteristics of strong flavor and odor of some vegetables like onions,leeks,garlic,chives,cabbage, and broccoli

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11
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COLOR COMPONENTS?(3)

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1.Clorophyll
2.Carotenoids
3.favonoids

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12
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It is a fat soluble compounds responsible for the green colors of the plants.When combined with acid,it form pheophytin which produces an olive-green color.

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CHLOROPHYLL

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13
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CAROTENOIDS?(A?,B?)

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The yellow,orange to red soluble pigments found in plant.

A. BETA CAROTEBE from carrots and squash
B. LYCOPENE from tomatoes

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PARTS OF FLAVONOIDS AND MEANING (2)

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A. Anthoxanthin-responsible for the yellow pigments
B. Anthocyanins-responsible for red and blue to violet pigments (beets) tube,eggplant

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FACTORS TO CONSIDER IN CHOOSING GOOD QUALITY VEGETABLES (5)

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1.freshness
2.Absence of decay or insect infestation
3.No chemical damage or injury
4.Right degree of maturity
5.Variety of texture and sometimes flavor

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16
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NUTRITIONAL VALUE OF VEGETABLES

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1.VITAMIN A-
alugbati,ampalaya,kalabasa leaves,malunggay,pechay,sili leaves
2.VITAMIN C-
Cabbage type vegetables,bell peppers,lettuece,potatoes,dark green and yellow vegetables
3.VITAMIN B COMPLEX
-amapalata tops (bitter gourd leaves)
-kulitis(amaranth),pepper leaves,saluyot(jute),dried beans
4.COMPLEX CARBOHYDRATES
Wheat bread,whole grain breads and cereals,cabbage,carrots,brussels sprouts

17
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Functions of carbohydrate

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1.Source of energy
2.source of B-Vitamins
3.Carbohydrate chosen
•fiber content
•Glycemic load diet
•Nutrient density and phytochemical content

18
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PREPARING FRESH VEGETABLES

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1.WASHING
2.SOAKING
3.PEELING AND CUTTING

19
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BASIC KNIFE CUTS AND DEFINITION

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  1. Chopping - done with a straight, downward cutting motion.
  2. Chiffonade (shredding) - making very fine parallel cuts.
  3. Dicing-producing cube shapes
  4. Diamond (lozenge) - thinly slicing and cutting into strips of appropriate
    width.
  5. Mincing-producing very fine cut usually for onions and garlic
  6. Julienne and baton net - making long rectangular cut
  7. Pays Anne (Fermi ere) - making curved or uneven cuts of the same thickness
  8. Rondelle-making cylindrical cut
  9. Bias -making diagonal cut
  10. Oblique, or roll cuts - making diagonal cut by rolling the long cylindrical vegetables.