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Food Science And Technology
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Subject
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Instructions:
Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. Remove skin
foodbourne illness
what causes veggies to spoil
purpose of vitamins and minerals
pare...
2. Citric
Nutrigenomics
some monosaccharides
tomatoe acid
oil
3. Waves and particles moving outward from their source
2 types of sensory testing
Natural Food
whole (unmodified)
induction
4. 1 tsp
common products that contain emulsifiers
How microwaves cook food?
pectic
5 g =
5. Microbes or pathogens contaminate food and make you sick
protein functions in foods
Natural Food
foodbourne illness
descriptive test
6. Sorbic (antifungal) - bonzoic (present in dried fruits and jams)
2 common fruit additives
braise
tomatoe acid
5 g =
7. Polyplenol
fry
do solutes raise or lower freezing point of water?
ideal emulsifier
pH and fruit
8. 10%
acid increases
magnetron
fruit drink
some monosaccharides
9. Color; carb synthesis
blanch
chloroplasts
selecting greens
Natural Food
10. 1/2' pieces
Types of Objective testing
medical foods
Organic
cube...
11. Sweet (front) - salty (sides) - bitter (back) - sour (sides)....5th is umami/savory
saute
magnetron
4 basic tastes and location on tongue
vacuoles
12. 1 oz
grape acid
phenolic compounds
selecting celery
30 ml =
13. Unit that produces the microwaves
Sensory Criteria
selecting broccoli
Religious halal
magnetron
14. Perceived as hot but not temperature hot (chili peppers)
4 steps in fighting bacteria
attracts microwave energy and can cause the food to cook unevenly
chemethesis
Utensils not safe for microwaves
15. Center for Disease Control and Prevention
modified
Classifications of Vegetables
CDC
Standing time
16. Fruits (avacado) - flowers (artichoke) - seeds (beans) - leaves (lettuce) - Tubers (potatoes) - roots (carrot) - Bulbs (garlic)
fruit drink
simmer
Classifications of Vegetables
difference test
17. AKA tanins found in apples - avacados - apricots
approximately how many food additives
fat
phenolic compounds
Natural Food
18. Glucose - fructose - galactose
some monosaccharides
pH and fruit
roast
steam
19. Circle with middle left empty
cube...
do solutes raise or lower freezing point of water?
braise
Best microwave food arrangement
20. Physical - measurements - and equipment
natural sugars in fruits
Types of Objective testing
braise
selecting greens
21. 1 lb
16 oz =
cross contamination
sugar reduces
cut
22. Sight - odor - taste - touch - sound
volume
selecting tomatoes
Sensory Criteria
3 types of fruits
23. Effective- detect difference affective- individual preference
induction
explain food browning
2 types of sensory testing
Most associated foods with foodbourne illness?
24. Irregular pieces
chop
Sensory Criteria
calories for women
TVP
25. Ability to respire - loss of moisture
what causes veggies to spoil
selecting tomatoes
selecting peppers
pH and fruit
26. To simmer for a long time
cranberry acid
stew
ending - ose
How microwaves cook food?
27. 2.4k
3 tsp =
difference test
calories for men
vacuoles
28. 95% w/o synthetic pesticides and no GMO
approximately how many food additives
Organic
common dry heat prep for fruits
parbroil
29. Natural cementing agents in jellies and jams
5 g =
Organic
mince
pectic
30. Saltiness
selecting broccoli
bioengineering
what causes veggies to spoil
sugar reduces
31. 1 quart
5 ml =
some monosaccharides
bioengineering
4 cups =
32. Direct from one to another that is contacting
selecting tomatoes
conduction
16 oz =
28 g =
33. 100%
Common Foodbourne illnesses?
fruit juice
4 basic tastes and location on tongue
approximately how many food additives
34. Stewing - poaching
some monosaccharides
leucoplasts
FDA
common moist heat prep for fruits
35. To boil in water until food is partially cooked
touch
selecting greens
parbroil
meat analogs
36. 7 is neutral (below 7 is acidic) (higher 7 is base)
calories for women
pH and fruit
tomato a fruit or veggie?
3 acceptable ways to defrost food
37. Food continues to cook after it is out
convection
Natural Food
leucoplasts
Standing time
38. Added nutrients that were never there
fortified
cut
some monosaccharides
braise
39. Flavor and acidity
acids
common dry heat prep for fruits
4 steps in fighting bacteria
purpose of vitamins and minerals
40. To cook under direct heat
sugar reduces
blanch
broil
fortified
41. Use as little water as possible - dont let them bounce off eachother - leave lid cracked
moist heat prepping veggies - list tips
impact of foodbourne illness in U.S.?
3 acceptable ways to defrost food
CDC
42. Metal pans - pottery with lead glaze - any metal trim
Utensils not safe for microwaves
3 types of fruits
do solutes raise or lower freezing point of water?
some polysaccharides
43. 1 oz
acids
ideal emulsifier
chop
2 Tbs =
44. United states department of agriculture
braise
USDA
chloroplasts
4 steps in fighting bacteria
45. Stores plant starch and can be digested
leucoplasts
julienne
Classifications of Vegetables
vacuoles
46. Textured Vegetable Protein; from soybeans
Types of Objective testing
Best microwave food arrangement
Natural Food
TVP
47. Baking - broiling - frying
common dry heat prep for fruits
enriched
acid increases
4 quarts =
48. Food and drug administration
FDA
2 common fruit additives
Common utensils in microwaves
tomato a fruit or veggie?
49. Catalase
broil
cross contamination
enzyme important for cooking
2 cups =
50. Gentle palm pressure; watery consistency
chloroplasts
Types of Objective testing
selecting tomatoes
Four functions of water