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Foods 2 Final

Review for Foods 2 Final

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Minerals are Inorganic substances that become part of the bones, tissues, and body fluids. True
A fat like substance found in every cell in the body Cholesterol
Basal metabolism is the amount of energy the human body needs just to stay alive and carry on vital life processes True
The study of how the body uses food is nutrition True
An indigestible material in plant foods that provides bulk in the diet Fiber
A unit used in nutrition to measure the energy value of food Calorie
Incomplete protein contains all nine essential amino acids in adequate amounts False
The body's chief source of energy Carbohydrate
An overweight person may be malnourished True
\The foods a teenage girl eats today may affect her pregnancy in later years True
The process that pushes food through the digestive tract Peristalis
Cholesterol occurs only in foods of plant origin False
Your body's water intake comes from the liquids you drink, the foods you eat True
Fats are an important energy sources True
Emotions can increase or inhibit gastric movement that pushes food through the digestive tract. True
The amount of food a person eats is not as important as the right variety of foods. True
If a diet does not supply enough fats and carbohydrates, the body will use proteins for energy before using them to support growth and maintenance True
Over half of the iron in the human body is found in the ________ blood
milk and milk products are the best dietary sources of calcium True
If a person is suffering from a severe case of diarrhea, the person is involved in active sports, the person lives in a hot climate they may need to increase their fluid intake True
Proteins are provided by dried beans, peas, and nuts, meat, fish, and poultry, milk and eggs True
Making physical activity a regular part of each day is more important than the types of activities a person chooses to do True
Proteins are made up of small units called __________________ amino acids
Pregnant and lactating women should never take any medications except under a doctors advice True
The digestive process begins in the _____________ mouth
Studies show that children who eat breakfast are more likely to do better in school than children who skip breakfast True
Drinking liquids is a recommended treatment for many everyday health problems True
Growth is faster between the ages of two and six than during infancy False
Teenage boys often have more nutritional deficiencies than teenage girls False
Fat tissue weighs more than muscle and bone tissue False
Diet during pregnancy affects both the mother and the fetus True
Poor nutrition in any stage of a person's life cycle can create health problems and shorten the life span True
Vomiting, excessive exercise, and depression are all symptoms of eating disorders True
The first solid foods to be introduced into the diet of most babies are ______________ cereals
Some drugs can affect the way the body uses nutrients from foods True
Diabetes mellitus is a body's lack of or inability to use _______________ insulin
When planning a weight management plan, keep in mind that 1 pound (.45 kg) of fat is equal to about ____________ 3.500 calories
About which of the following nutrients do athletes need to be most concerned Water
Place the bird breast side up in a shallow pan, season the cavity, and place the pan in a 325 degree oven roasting
Place the poultry pieces on a pan, brush them lightly with melted butter, and place the pan 4 to 5 inches from the heat source. Broiling
Put the bird in a big kettle and cover it completely with water Then cover the kettle and simmer until poultry is tender stewing
Add a small amount of water to a skillet containing browned poultry pieces. Then cover the skillet tightly and cook over low heat until poultry is tender. braising
Cut the bird into pieces, coat the pieces with breading or batter, and brown them in 1/2 inch of hot fat. frying
Dark meat is slightly higher in fat than light meat True
Cooking bags use steam to shorten cooking time when roasting poultry. True
Cooked poultry with dark-colored bones should not be eaten. False
Large birds should be trussed before roasting to prevent the wings and legs from overbrowning, make the birds easier to handle, and make the bird more attractive to serve True
Chicken and turkey can be flavored and processed to resemble hot dogs, ham, and other luncheon meats True
The fat content of poultry can be reduced by removing the skin True
Boning chicken at home can save money over buying boned chicken pieces True
A pink color in cooked poultry indicates ____________ a harmless chemical reaction has taken place
Covering a bird completely with water and cooking it in a big kettle is called ________________________ Stewing
For which method of cooking might poultry pieces be dipped in a batter? Frying
Grain products should be stored tightly covered. True
As a general rule, use three times as much water as rice when preparing white rice. False
Rice may be cooked in a double boiler, over direct heat or in the oven True
Flour-thickened mixtures are translucent. False
The largest part of grain is the ________. Endosperm
Cereal products that have had nutrients added to them during processing are called______________. enriched cereal products
Presweetened cereals and cereals with added ingredients cost more than plain cereals. True
A connective tissue in protein that can be softened by cooking Collagen
All-purpose flour to which leavening agents and salt have been added _________ Self Rising flour
Large cut of meat shipped to the retail grocery store Wholesale cut
Fat, water, and other volatile substances retained in pan drippings when meat is cooked Cooking losses
The meat of swine Pork
Edible parts of animals other than muscle variety meats
Meat of cattle over 12 months of age beef
The meat of cattle less than three months of age veal
The meat of sheep less than one year old lamb
Small cut of meat sold to consumers in retail stores Retail cuts
Experts recommend that people stop eating red meat in order to eliminate saturated fat from their diets False
A connective tissue in protein that cannot be softened by cooking Elastin
Quality meats will have coarse, yellow fat False
All meat and meat products shipped across state lines must be federally inspected True
Ground meats and variety meats can be stored in a refrigerator two to three days longer than other meats False
Boneless meat will serve more people per pound than meat with bones True
Large cuts and meat with a high fat content will brown naturally in a microwave oven False
Muscles that are exercised the least are the most tender True
The top quality grade of beef found in supermarkets is usually Choice
Marbling refers to the flecks of fat seen throughout the lean portion of meat True
Roasting is done in a slow oven
Marbling, bone shape, and the location of the animal that the meat comes from are clues to meat tenderness True
If a loaf of yeast bread has large, overexpanded cells, the dough was allowed to rise too long. True
In yeast dough, most of the gluten is developed by kneading. True
Which ingredient used in baked products functions primarily as a tenderizing agent? fat
Cake flour forms gluten that is strong enough to support the structure of yeast breads and quick breads. False
Serves as a tenderizing agent fat
The sudden dramatic rise of a yeast dough that takes place during the first few minutes of baking is called both lightening and oven spring True
Eggs and fats are considered as part of the liquid ingredients in baked products. True
Regulates the action of yeast. salt
Helps crusts brown. Sugar
Gives structure to baked goods. flours
Produce gases that make baked products rise. leavening agents
Hydrate the protein and starch in flour. liquids
Add color and flavor and contribute to structure. eggs
Mayonnaise is a temporary emulsion because it is not cooked false
Leftovers make good casserole ingredients because all of the meat, poultry, and fish used in casseroles should be precooked True
To be rich and flavorful, stocks must be cooked quickly False
Salad greens should be cut to prevent bruising false
The main part of a salad is called the body true
corn chowder is not a stock based soup True
Most casseroles are a combination of a protein food, a vegetable, a starch, and a sauce True
Dried herbs should be used in cooking unless a recipe specifies otherwise True
ground beef, carrots, rice, and condensed soup can be used in casseroles True
Fresh Pineapple cannot be used in a gelatin salad True
Cake flour has more gluten than bread flour False
Shortened cakes are leavened with baking soda or baking powder True
Cakes should be baked in a preheated oven True
Cake pans for unshortened cakes should be greased and floured False
Room temperature egg whites will beat to more volume than refrigerated eggs True
Salt is used in cakes as a leavening False
The eggs in cakes can be used as leavening as well as flavor True
Custard pies are 1 crust pies True
Pastry can be used to make appetizers. True
Flour gives cakes structure True
Lard is NOT used in cakes True
shortened and unshortened cakes are the 2 classifications for cakes True
Oil-based pastry is tender and flaky False
Pastry should be handled as little as possible to prevent it from becoming tough due to overdeveloped gluten True
Which of the following is not a basic ingredient used in pastry sugar
Which type of pie is usually a two-crust pie fruit pie
Pumpkin pie is considered a custard pie True
All pies are baked before the filling is added False
Chiffon pie filling uses gelatin True
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