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asham.karim400 nutrition 1st year Englisch 48 Karten

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  1. 1the major components of meat are _____, _____, ______ as wells as some ______, ______water
    fat
    protein
    vitamins
    minerals
  2. 2_______ tends to have allowed fat content and slightly higher protein content/wight than red meatpoultry
  3. 3______________ has negligible carbohydrate content as the glycogen is used up in the continuing metabolic process after slaughter.red meat
  4. 4meats include: (5)1. muscle tissue and organs of beef
    3. veal
    4. lamb
    5. pork
    6. poultry and fish
  5. 5______ _______ content and _________ __ makes meat susceptible to spoilage . this can be reduced by ______ or ________high water
    neutral pH
    curing (salt addition)
    drying
  6. 6processing meat also includes: (3)grinding
    canning
    freezing
  7. 7what are 3 different types of proteins in muscle tissue?actinomyosin
    collagen
    elastin
  8. 8toughness of meet is directly related to what?amount of collagen it contains
  9. 9younger animal saccumulae higher levels of collagen than older animals T or Ffalse
    older animals yield more
  10. 10what does the presence of fat in meat do?gives better eating quality
  11. 11meat usually has some visible fat within the muscle called ________marbling
  12. 12without o2 what is the color of meat? with o2 what is the color of meat what does o2 do? what color is meat when it is not freshbluish-purple
    red
    makes it fresh
    brown
  13. 13fish fat is rich in a chemical called _____________ ________trimethylamine oxide (TMAO)
  14. 14what is responsible for the 'fishy' doorTMAO being converted to trimethylamine (TMA)
  15. 15milk is almost a ______ food because it contains high quality of _______,__________,______,_________ and also has some __________ and ____________ but it contains low amounts of ________perfect
    protein, minerals, vitamin B, energy
    vitamin A and D
    iron
  16. 16what is the 2 protein fractions of milk?casein (80%)
    whey (20%)
  17. 17what is transferred to solid when manufacturing cheese (protein) what remains liquid?casein
    whey
  18. 18whey proteins are mostly _____-___________ and _____-____________beta-lactoglobulin
    alpha-lactalbumin
  19. 19________ is a proces in milk that decreases the size of the fat globules dispersed in milk so that they are more optimally dispersed.homogenized
  20. 20what destroys homogenizationfreezing
  21. 21what are the classifications of milkmilk fat (3.25%)
    reduced fat (2%)
    low fat (1%)
    fat free (0.5% skimmed milk)
  22. 22_______ cultures are added to ferment the lactose in lactic milkbacterial
  23. 23what does the increase in acidity in cultured (fermented) milk do?thicken consistency
    ex. yogurt, sour cream, buttermilk
  24. 24___________ is a canned product where over half of the water content is gone out of the milk prior to canningevaporated milk
  25. 25what is evaporated milk good for?vitamin D and C
  26. 26a canned productwehre approximately half of the water content is evaporated out of the milk proper to canning and to which a high percentage of sugar is addedsweetened condensed milk
  27. 27__________ _______ _______ is where milk is heated for 2-6 sec at 300 F to remove all microorganismsultra high temp milk (UHT)
    ex. product is sterile
  28. 28________ ______ ________ is here water of milk is gone, 1st through the use of vacuum and then spray drying.skim milk powder
  29. 29what form of milk can be used in baked goods and can be added to water to recnsititue fluid milkskim milk powder
  30. 30______ have outer shell and 2 major inner partseggs
  31. 31the shell of eggs is ___% ________ with small pores that allow _______ and _____ toescape while allow _____ in94
    CaCO3
    CO2 and water
    O2
  32. 32which is the protein rich part of the egg? which is the fat an cholesterol rich and has most of the caloriesegg white
    egg yolk
  33. 33eggs contain what? (5)protein
    fat
    vitamins
    minerals
    carbs
  34. 34what is the major proteins of egg white?ovalbumin
    conalbumin
    ovomucoid
    lysozyme
    avidin
  35. 35what is the major proteins of yolklipoproteins
  36. 36__________ and __________ present in egg yolk help keep fat dispersed in water. this is called ____________lipoproteins
    phospholipids
    emulsification
    ex. ice cream, mayo
  37. 37protein in egg white have high capacity to form strong protein films that surrounds air bubbles to produce _______foams
  38. 38foaming can become ___-____ times the original volume of the egg6-8
  39. 39when egg white proteins set and form a gel during heating this is: ________coagulation
  40. 40what does coagulation help do?nine food mixes together
    ex. meat loaf, manicotti
  41. 41what are the 4 groups of plant proteins divided based on solubility1. albumins (water)
    2. globulins (in salt, insoluble in h2o)
    3. gliadins (70-90% alcohol)
    4. glutelins (insoluble in: pH=7 soln. salin soln, alcohol)
  42. 42_______ have protein contents not greater than 15-17%cereals
    ex. corn, rice, oats, barley
  43. 43what are the principal proteins in wheat? what % do thees rep. in wheatgliadin
    glutelin
    80% of endosperm protein
  44. 44________ is a complex form gliadins and glutelins following ________ and ________ of wheat flowergluten
    hydration
    mixing
  45. 45what are pulses?beans
    peas
    lentils
  46. 46______, ______, ______ contain protein contents ranging from __-___%pulses, nuts, oilseed
    18-45
  47. 47pulses, nuts and oilseed aree usuali insoluble to water or salt solutions T or Ffalse
    soluble
  48. 48—

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1st year nutrition (unit 5 ) Karteikarten am protein processing , erstellt von asham.karim400 am 18/04/2016.
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