Food

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    • Effects of cooking - protein coagulates /fish become opaque vitamin b is lost
    • Homogenisation - The distribution of fat making milk creamier.
      pasteurasitaion - milk is heated to 76 degrees then cooled- this kills bacteria and increase shelf life
    • State the causes of toughness in meat.
      age, activity - active parts of the body would be tougher, incorrect hanging, incorrect cooking
    • List four methods that could be used to tenderise meat.
      (4x2)
      mincing, pounding, piercing, marinating, moist methods of cooking,
      chemical tenderisers/enzymes
    • Salmonella- poor standard of personal hygiene, meat,poultry, eggs, shellfish
      E.coli- undercooked meats, unpasteurised milk and dairy products
    • Enzymes are chemicals are naturally present in fruit+veg
      • Micro organisms grow in warmth - most microorganisms grow in 30 to 40 degress - danger zone.
      • they multiply so quick so store food correctly.
      • oxygen most micro-organisms need air in order to grow and multiply ; so wrap It excluding air
    • GDA - guideline daily amounts
    • Functions of clothing
      • express personality, identification
      • protection from weather
      • modesty, to flatter
      • satety
    • Haute couture: original, expensive clothes made
      by fashion designers for individual people
      Prêt-à-porter: ready to wear designers' clothes, good quality,
      • Amylase in the mouth breaks down starch
      • Pepsin in the stomach begins to break down proteins
      • Proteins are broken into amino acids by enzymes in the small intestine
      • Carbohydrates are broken into glucose by
      enzymes in the small intestine
      • Fats are broken into glycerol and three fatty acids in the small intestine.
      • Bile emulsifies/breaks down fat
    • epiglottis it covers the opening of the trachea, prevents food from going
      into the trachea and the lungs
    • Villi : Tiny hair-like projections that line the inner wall of the small intestine,
    • Conduction: heat travels through something solid
      Convection: heat travels in air or liquid that is moving, rises, cool air replaces
      it and sets up convection currents
      Radiation: Heat travels in straight lines/rays and hits the first object
    • sauté
      to toss food lightly in hot oil
    • roux : a mixture of flour and fat which when combined is used to thicken soups and sauces
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