Nutrition and Bread Review Flashcards

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Fat soluble and water soluble vitamins

A

Fat soluble vitamins: vitamins A, D, E, and K.

Water soluble vitamins: all the rest of vitamins.

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1
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6 nutrients?

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Carbohydrates, fats, proteins, vitamins, minerals, and water

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2
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Amino acids

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9 are essential. Proteins are made up of amino acids.

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3
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Purpose of iron

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Builds hemoglobin

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4
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Purpose of calcium

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A lack of calcium can lead to osteoporosis in later life and more importantly it repairs bone and teeth.

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5
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Purpose of vitamin K

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Helps blood clot

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6
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Purpose of vitamin A

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Is needed for normal vision and night blindness

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7
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Purpose of vitamin C

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Helps the body resist infection

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8
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Purpose of protein

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Protein is used for replacing worn out tissue

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9
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Oven spring?

A

The quick rise of bread in the first 10 - 12 minutes.

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10
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Types of batters and examples

A

Pour: pancakes
Drop: muffins
Soft dough: biscuits

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11
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What are characteristics of good muffins

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No tunnels and lumpy batter

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12
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Why do you punch dough down

A

To remove excess air

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13
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Why do you brush the top of cinnamon roll dough

A

To keep it from drying out

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14
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Leavening in quick bread and yeast bread

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Baking powder. Yeast bread is yeast.

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15
Q

Diets high in sugar cause?

A

Diabetes and tooth decay

16
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Diabetes high in fat cause

A

Overweight and heart disease

17
Q

How much water do you need?

A

2 quarts

18
Q

What nutrient gives you the most energy?

A

Carbohydrates

19
Q

Forms of yeast

A

Active dry and compressed

20
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Food groups

A

Fruits vegetables meats dairy and grain

21
Q

Knead?

A

Kneading is to mix by hand to incorporate air

22
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Food sources of carbohydrates?

A

Breads, noodles, and cereal

23
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Food sources of calcium

A

Milk cheese and ice cream

24
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Food sources of protein

A

Chicken and beef

25
Q

Food sources of iodine?

A

Seaweed and kelp

26
Q

Define preheat

A

Yo heat oven to correct temperature before putting food into cook

27
Q

To cut in?

A

To combine shortening and flour by using a pastry blender or two knifes to produce tiny particles

28
Q

Marinate is?

A

To let food stand in a oil acid mixture to add flavor or keep from drying out.

29
Q

To simmer is?

A

Yo heat liquid to the pint where bubbles form at bottom of pan and slowly rise

30
Q

Roiling boil is?

A

To heat liquid to the point where bubbles rise rapidly and break all over the surface