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Which of the cooking methods below are "dry methods"
Grilling
Braising
Barbecue
Deep fry
Roast
Which of the cooking methods below are "Wet methods"
Steam
Sous Vide
Fry
Braise
Stew
At what temperature should meat be cooked to?
75
60
65
72 1/2
Which of the following are types of offal
Heart
Kidney
Rump
Liver
Flank
Mincemeat
Ribs
Marinated
Which of the following is a form of meat has not undergone chilling?
Chilled
Cured
Fresh
Frozen
Why do we need to determine meat cuts?
To understand where in the animal a certain piece of meat comes from.
To identify suitable cuts of meat for various cooking methods
To easily identify what cuts of meat is needed.
To buy meat sold by those who observe good sanitation and hygiene.
What is the best way to cook a leg of Lamb?
Grill
Roast
Stew
Boil
What temperature do you store meat and poultry?
1-4 degrees C
5-9 ?degrees C
-5- 0 degrees C
10-15 degrees C
It's the name of meat from a sheep.
veal
beef
pork
lamb
It's the name of meat from a calf - a very young cow.
lamb
veal
beef
pork
When muscle tissue temporarily becomes extremely hard and stiff.
aging
shrinkage
rigor mortis
render
A flexible but tough connective tissue found in ligaments and tendons, also called silver skin.
Collagen
Connective tissue
Elastin
Shrinkage
The internal organs and extremities that are removed before an animal or bird is butchered, also called variety meats.
Connective tissue
Giblets
Render
Offal
Resting time for meat and after slaughter.
Aging
Marbling
Render
Rigor mortis
An assurance of safety and wholesomeness, not an indication of quality.
Inspection
Marbling
Quality grade
Yield grade
An evaluation of traits related to tenderness, juiciness, and flavor.
Inspection
Quality grade
Yield grade
Render
A major division of the carcass.
Marbling
Offal
Primal cut
Shinkage
The most prevalent connective tissue in meats.
Collagen
Connective tissue
Elastin
Marbling
Intramuscular fat
Collagen
Connective Tissue
Elastin
Marbling
Protein that bundles muscle tissue together and connects muscle to bones, joints, and skin.
Collagen
Connective Tissue
Elastin
Marbling
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