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cdr Domain I Questions and answers Rated A+.docx What happens when you add baking soda to green beans Turns them bright green but makes them mushy from cellulose being broken down Lycopenes Carotenoid; contribute to red color in tomatoes and watermelon and overtones in apricots act as an...

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Pheophytin - answersOlive green in acid

Chlorophyllin - answersbright green in alkaline

What happens when you add baking soda to green beans - answersTurns them bright
green but makes them mushy from cellulose being broken down

Lycopenes - answersCarotenoid; contribute to red color in tomatoes and watermelon
and overtones in apricots
act as antioxidant, phytochemical (prostate cancer)

Anthocyanins in acid - answersbright red

Anthocyanin alkaline - answersblusish

Anthoxanthins or flavones - answerscolorless in acid; yellow in alkaline

Canned Grade A - answersTop quality in tenderness, flavor, appearance, and
uniformity. They make the most attractive servings for special luncheons or dinners.
(fancy)

Canned Grade B - answersVery good quality, slightly more mature and not quite as
tender (choice)

Canned Grade C - answersNot as uniform in color and flavorful as the higher grades
and usually more mature. These vegetables are generally to be used as an ingredient in
soups, souffles, casseroles, stews, etc. (standard)

Fresh produce - answersFancy, Extra #1, #1, Combination, #2

Egg Grades - answersAA, A, B

Jumbo egg - answers30 oz

XL egg - answers27 oz

L egg - answers24 oz

M egg - answers21 oz

S egg - answers18 oz

Peewee egg - answers15 oz

Who inspects meat at the time of slaughter - answersUSDA

,Animals are healthy/fit for human consumption - answersWholesome meat act 1967

Prime cut - answersMost marbling/tender

Choice cut - answersMost widely available, still marbling

Select cut - answersLeast marbling, most lean

Standard cut - answersLower quality, yet economical

Solanine - answersA harmful, bitter-tasting substance that appears as a greenish color
on potatoes that are exposed to light.

Myofibrils - answersMicroscopic protein filaments that make up muscle cells.

Collagen - answersStructural part of tendon that surrounds muscle. In heat -->
hydrolyzed to gelatin

Elastin - answersResistant to heat (ligaments, cartilage), yellow in color

Finish fat - answersAmount of fat cover on carcass

Meat is ______% protein - answers16-23%

High in thiamin, niacin, riboflavin, iron, copper - answersMeat

Good source of thiamin - answersPork

Meat specifications - answersUses a numbering system for order wholesale cuts

TVP - answerstextured vegetable protein - fabricated into simulated meat products
mixed with ground meats - extends # of servings, lowering costs
soy protein adds juiciness because of water content

Aging increases tenderness in meat by - answersincreasing the water holding capacity
of the muscle

__________ and _________ help increase tenderness by increasing water capacity in
meat - answersAcid (vinegar) and salt

Vacuum packaging - answersable to be stored at 0'c (anaerobic) sous vidé

MAP packaging - answersModified atmospheric packaging, air is removed and replaced
w/ CO2 and Nitrogen (prevents deterioration by slowing respiration)

Vitelline membrane - answersSurrounds yolk

,Chalazae - answersAnchors yolk

Egg yolk is a naturally occuring - answersoil in water emulsion

Eggs are a good source of what vitamins - answersA, D, riboflavin

Cold storage temp of eggs - answers23-32'F

Milk composition - answers87.5% water, 3.7% fat, 4.9% CHO, 3.5% protein (HBV,
complete)

Milk is what percent casein - answers80%

Casein precipitates as a curd at a pH of ___________. - answers4.6

Whey - answersliquid part of coagulated milk

Whey composition - answersLactose, lactalbumin, lactoglobulin, water soluble vitamins,
minerals

Whey is a good source of what vitamins/minerals - answersCalcium, phos, riboflavin, vit
A, vit D

Homogenized - answersHigh pressure breaks fat globules of milk to 1/5 of regular size;
film of protein surrounds each globule

Vit D Milk - answers400 USP units added per quart by feeding cow vit D, irradiating the
milk, or adding the vitamin

2% milk - answers1.5-2.25% fat

Low fat milk - answers0.5-2.0% fat

Skim - answers<0.5% fat

Concentrated milk - answersEvaporated milk, sweetened condensed milk, dried whole
milk, dried skim milk

Evaporated milk - answers60% water removed brown due to caramelization from
canning process

Sweetened condensed milk - answersConcentrated whole milk plus 15-18% sucrose or
glucose

Dried whole milk - answers26% fat, does not keep well

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Dried skim milk - answersLess than 1.5% fat, keeps well

Dried milk - answersSprayed into a heated vacuum chamber

Fermented milk - answersCultured buttermilk; added lactic acid bacteria to skim or
partially skim milk
Sweet acidophilus milk; skim milk plus acidophilus bacteria which reduces lactose
Kefir; fermented by lactobacillus kefir- adds CO2 3% alcohol

Fermented milk recipe - answers1 T vinegar or lemon juice for 1 c milk
or
1 3/4 tsp cream tartar

What should you do when subbing buttermilk in place of regular milk in a recipe -
answersUse more baking soda (neutralize pH)

Low lactose milk (lactaid) - answerstreated with lactase in processing or add the
enzyme to regular milk and hold in the refrigerator

Yogurt - answersCoagulated product fermented by sugar and lactic acid bacteria

Filled milk - answersskim milk, vegetable fat (coconut oil), water; illegal in some states

Imitation milk - answersResembles milk but contains no milk fat/nutrients of milk
(soy, almond etc.)

Butter is what percent fat - answers80% milk fat

Margarin is what percent fat - answers80% veg or animal fat

Hydrolytic rancidity damages which type of fats - answerssaturated fats at room temp

Oxidative rancidity damages which type of fats - answersunsaturated fats

Percent fat of heavy cream - answers>36%

Percent fat of medium cream - answers30-36%

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