Title: Nutrition and Food Science
1Nutrition and Food Science
2To beat eggs use a
3To remove cake batter from a bowl use a
4To measure liquids use a
5To chop ingredients use a
6To level off use a
7Clean surface unit on the range with
- TURNING THE BURNER ON HIGH
8Cooking with surface units on high heat is used
for
9Cooking with low heat is used for
10Self cleaning ovens have
11When using the broiler, do not
12If you dont have buttermilk you can use
13The difference in measuring flour and brown sugar
is
14The first thing you do to measure sifted flour is
to
15The second step in measuring sifted flour is to
- Pour flour in correct measuring cup
16The third step in measuring sifted flour is to
17Bacteria grows best on
18The best way to smother a fire in a skillet is
19Bacteria grow best when the temperature is
20The 3 parts of a recipe are
- Directions, ingredients and yield
21Abbreviations
- Teaspoon
- Pound
- Tablespoon
- Cup
- Pint
22Equivalents
- 16 ounces
- 4 cups
- ½ pint
- 16 cups
- 3 teaspoons
- 16 tablespoons
- 1 pound
- 1 quart
- 1 cup
- 1 gallon
- 1 tablespoon
- 1 cup
23Equivalents
- 2 pints
- 6 sticks of margarine
- 2 cups
- 8 ounces
- 16 ounces
- 1 quart
- 1 ½ pounds
- 1 pint
- 1 cup
- 1 pint
24Dice to cut food into 1/4 squarescube to
cut into 1 squareschop to cut into small
piecesmince to cut into very small piecescut
in to mix shortenting/flour with pastry
blenderbake to cook by dry heat in the
ovenbroil to cook food by direct heatbraise
to cook food with low heat in small amount of
liquidstir fry to quickly cook, stirring
constantlypuree to make food smooth or
semi-liquidpeel to remove outer covering with
hand
25Pare remove outer covering with a knifeknead
to work dough by pressing and folding with
handsdissolve to mix solid ingredients with a
liquid to form a solutionsimmer to heat until
bubbles rise and break below the surfacesaute to
cook food slowly in small amount of fatscald
to heat milk to simmering pointcream beat
until soft and smoothboil to heat until until
bubbles rise and break the surface.