Methods of Cooking-ENT

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  • What is one major advantage of cooking food in terms of safety?
    Destroys harmful micro-organisms
  • Cooking improves keeping quality by blanching vegetables before freezing
  • How does cooking improve the digestibility of food?
    Softens cellulose
  • Cooking food always improves its nutritional value.
    False
  • What is an example of how cooking improves the aesthetic quality of food?
    Browning of meat
  • Cooking changes the texture of eggs from liquid to solid
  • Order the different ways potatoes can be cooked.
    1️⃣ Roasted
    2️⃣ Mashed
    3️⃣ Baked
    4️⃣ Fried
  • Which vitamins are destroyed by heat during cooking?
    Vitamin C and B
  • Overcooked proteins become tough
  • What happens to the color of green beans when overcooked?
    Olive green
  • Match the method of heat transfer with its description:
    Conduction ↔️ Heat exchange by direct contact
    Convection ↔️ Heat exchange by gas or liquid
    Radiation ↔️ Heat transfer by rays
  • Conduction involves the use of a gas or liquid current to transfer heat.
    False
  • Convection and conduction may work together, for example, in heating a baked potato
  • What type of energy is used in radiation to cook food?
    Infra-red heat rays
  • Match the cooking method with its description:
    Dry heat ↔️ Cooking in hot air or fat
    Moist heat ↔️ Cooking in liquid or steam
  • Order the different moist cooking methods.
    1️⃣ Boiling
    2️⃣ Simmering
    3️⃣ Poaching
    4️⃣ Stewing
    5️⃣ Steaming
  • What is an example of dry cooking?
    Baking
  • Combination cooking methods use both water and hot air or water and oil.
  • What is one example of a combination cooking method?
    Casseroles
  • Boiling involves cooking food in boiling liquid
  • Order the rules for boiling food.
    1️⃣ Use a small amount of boiling water
    2️⃣ Use a close-fitting lid
    3️⃣ Keep water at a steady boil
    4️⃣ Add more boiling water if necessary
  • What are some foods commonly boiled?
    Vegetables; pasta; rice
  • Simmering involves cooking food at a temperature below boiling point.
  • What is one benefit of simmering tough cuts of meat?
    Softens fibres
  • Foods commonly simmered include eggs, fruit, and tough cuts of meat
  • What is the heat source used in steaming food?
    Boiling water
  • Direct steaming involves food coming into direct contact with steam.
  • Stewing involves cooking food in a small amount of liquid for a longer time at a temperature below boiling
  • What is a casserole if it is cooked in an ovenproof container with a lid?
    Stew
  • What type of heat is used in shallow frying?
    Moderate heat
  • Dry frying involves using additional oil to cook high-fat foods.
    False
  • Order the rules for shallow frying.
    1️⃣ Use good quality, fresh oil
    2️⃣ Test the temperature of oil
    3️⃣ Use dry food
    4️⃣ Avoid overcrowding the pan
  • In deep fat frying, what is the food immersed in?
    Boiling oil
  • In deep fat frying, a coating prevents the food from breaking
  • What are two foods commonly cooked by baking or roasting?
    Cakes and chicken
  • Baking is an energy-efficient method of cooking.
    False
  • Order the steps for grilling food.
    1️⃣ Brush food with oil
    2️⃣ Cook over coals or under heat
    3️⃣ Test food regularly
  • What is the reaction called that causes food to brown when grilled?
    Maillard reaction