TLE WEEK 2

Cards (23)

  • Nutrient content of meat
    • Water
    • Protein
    • Fat
    • Minerals
    • B vitamins
  • Protein in meat
    High quality protein is the major constituent of meat after water, accounting for about 20% of its weight
  • Fat in meat
    The fat content can vary widely according to the grade of meat and its cut
  • Meat contains very little carbohydrates, as the glucose that makes up the glycogen is broken down to lactic acid during and after slaughter
  • Vitamins in meat
    • Thiamin
    • Riboflavin
    • Pyridoxine
    • Vitamin B12
    • Niacin
    • Folate
  • Niacin is obtained from tryptophan, an amino acid plentiful in meats and milk
  • Minerals in meat
    • Iron
    • Zinc
    • Copper
    • Phosphorus
    • Other trace minerals
  • Degrees of doneness in meat
    • Rare
    • Medium rare
    • Medium, medium well
    • Well done
  • Rare
    Meat is very soft with jelly-like texture when pressed with a finger. Typically seared quickly it remains mostly red in the center
  • Medium rare
    Meat feels springy and resistant when pressed with a finger. It should be warm with the center mostly pink and becoming red towards the center.
  • Medium
    Meat feels firm and there is a definite resistance when pressed with a finger. This kind of doneness is mostly pink center, but it is said that grayish-brown color should be more prominent than the pinkish color.
  • Well done
    Meat feels hard and rough when pressed with a finger. This is 100% brown with no sign of pink coloration and usually has slight char outside.
  • Market forms of meat
    • Fresh meat
    • Frozen/chilled meat
    • Cured meat
    • Processed meat
  • Fresh meat
    Meat that is recently slaughtered and has not been preserved
  • Frozen/chilled meat
    Meat that is placed in the chiller and is slightly cold
  • Cured meat
    Meat preserved by salting, smoking, or aging
  • Processed meat
    Meat preserved by chemical process
  • Market Forms of Meat
    • Fresh Meat
    • Chilled Meat
    • Cured Meat
    • Processed Meat
  • Fresh Meat
    Meat that is directly slaughtered and has not preserved and frozen
  • Chilled Meat
    Meat that is placed in chillers or slightly cold
  • Cured Meat
    Meat preserved by salting, smoking, or aging
  • Processed Meat
    Meat preserved by chemical process
  • Medium well
    • Slightly tinge of pink inside
    • Mostly grayish brown