Sources and Kinds of Starch and Cereals 2 Flashcards

1
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cultivated plants of the grass family that yield starchy seeds or grains.

A

Cereals

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2
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Products of Cereals

A
  1. Rice
  2. Corn
  3. Flour
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3
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quality depends on the variety, length of storage, grain size, shape, color, or cleanliness or absence of dirt or foreign substances.

A

Rice

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4
Q

How do you select rice?

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Based on the type needed for cooking.

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5
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What are the types of rice?

A
  • White
  • Red
  • Brown
  • Glutinous
  • C4
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6
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type of rice for staple food.

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White

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7
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type of rice high in fiber.

A

Red

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8
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type of rice high in fiber with higher protein, and fat content.

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Brown

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9
Q

type of rice for making kakanin or native delicacies (such as bibingka).

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Glutinous

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10
Q

Examples of this type of rice are dinorado, intan, R36, and sinandomeng.

A

C4

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11
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third most widely used cereal in the world and the second staple crop of our country.

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Corn

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12
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powdery products made from grinding cereal grains such as wheat, rice corn, legumes, and root crops.

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Flour

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13
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type of flour that is coarser and creamy used for native delicacies

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Rice Flour and Glutinous rice (malagkit/pilit)

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