STARCH 2 Flashcards

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what is barley primarily used as

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malt (germinated barley)

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2
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what do amylases in the aleurone layer break down

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the endosperm starch into liquefied dextrin and
maltose (wort)

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3
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what is liquid evaporated off to yield

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malt syrup

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4
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what is barley used in the production of

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alcoholic beverages, or as
flavor, color, and ingredients in baked products

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5
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what is rye used to primarily make

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crackers and whiskey e.g., rye whisky, Canadian

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6
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what does rye contain less of compared to starch

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less protein and starch
than wheat

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7
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what does rye contain more of

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more free sugars and dietary fibers

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8
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do rye breads reach same volume as wheat breads

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no, but they are richer in flavor

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9
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do oats contain protein and gluten?

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low amounts of protein, and no gluten

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10
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what % of oats are grown for livestock use

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85%

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11
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what are groats

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whole oats w/out the husks

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12
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what are steel-cut oats

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groats that have been cut lengthwise

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13
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what are rolled oats

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heated and pressed flat

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14
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whats oat bran

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isolated bran, may lower cholesterol

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how is corn classified + how much of global supply is from US

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kernel type; over 50%

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16
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whats dent corn

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95% of U.S. corn

17
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whats sweet corn

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most canned corn

18
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whats canned corn

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  • Special variety of thick-walled kernels
  • Steam inside builds pressure up to 135 psi, kernel
    bursts open and puffy starch is exposed
19
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whats flour corn

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white or blue corn use for flour (like blue corn chips)

20
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whats hominy

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enlarged kernels of hulled corn; Soaked in alkali and dried

21
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what are grits

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coarsely ground hominy

22
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whats cornmeal

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coarsely ground corn

23
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whats corn starch

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finely ground corn endosperm; Used as a thickener

24
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whats corn syrup

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viscous liquid of sugars made from treating cornstarch with enzymes

25
whats corn oil extracted from
from the germ
26
describe rice in three points
* Very important crop, >1/2 world population relies on rice as a staple * >90% is produced in Asia * Classified by length/width ratio
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whats long grain rice
dry, fluffy consistency * Contain more amylose
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whats short grain rice
stickier consistency * Contain more amylopectin * Ideal for risotto, rice puddings, and chop stick use
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whats white rice
milled and polished to removed husk, bran, and germ * Eliminates all fiber and most B vitamins and iron * Some replaced in enriched grains
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whats brown rice
only hull is removed * More fiber but longer cooking time and tougher texture
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whats black rice
forbidden rice; deep purple color due to anthocyanins
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whats red rice
gets red color from yeast cultured on the rice— produce substances (monacolins) that inhibit cholesterol synthesis
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whats glutinous rice
sticky rice; sweeter and stickier than normal white rice * Easily shaped and molded * ~no amylose, rich in amylopectin
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wats specialty rice
(ex: Basmati, Jasmine) * Long grain rice varieties, have nutty flavor, more costly
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whats wild rice
different genus than Asian rice * Reed-like water plant grown in North America, has nutty flavor
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whats millet
Globally used to make unleavened bread and beer * In the U.S. primarily used as bird feed
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whats sorghum
Staple in Africa, parts of Asia, Pakistan, and India * Used to make porridge and flat breads
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whats teff
* Smaller seed than quinoa or millet * Fast to grow, fast to cook * Complete protein source
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what are three psuedocereals
buckwheat, quinoa, amaranth