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Amber McClure Food & Nutrition English 8 cards

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  1. 1Components of a “good” recipeEasy to understand with clear instructions
    There is a picture of the dish
    The number of servings are listed (yield)
    The ingredients are listed in order on the recipe
    The recipe lists the nutritional information
    Extra preparation tips are provided
    The recipe tells you the type/size of the equipment to use
  2. 2HOW TO GET PERFECT RESULTS FROM A RECIPE?1. Read the recipe from start to finish.
    2. Make sure you have all the necessary ingredients and equipment to make the
    recipe before you start.
    3. Gather all the necessary ingredients and equipment
    4. Prepare the recipe step by step in order:
    Measure accurately
    Use correct equipment
    Use correct methods – know your terminology
    Eg. ½ cup chopped nuts vs ½ cup nuts chopped
    If it is before – chop then measure
    If it is after – measure then chop
  3. 3STANDARD FORMATPros: Most often used
    Easy to check ingredients
    Ingredients listed in order of use
    Step-by-step method
    Takes up little space
    Cons: Have to continuously refer to the ingredient list for quantities
  4. 4Active FormatPros: Step by step method is easy to follow
    Cons: No ingredient list at the top
    (less convenient to prep in advance)
    Can take up a lot of space
  5. 5NARRATIVE FORMATPros: takes up the least amount of space
    Cons:No ingredient list at the top
    (less convenient to prep in advance)
    can be difficult to follow or save space
  6. 6RECIPE CHANGECHANGES THE OUTCOME OF THE FINAL PRODUCT
    When to use:
    - You have selected a recipe that includes an ingredient that you need
    to change
    Reasons why you may need to make a change:
    -Food preferences (likes and dislikes)
    - Allergies
    -Food restrictions (religious/cultural/lifestyle choices)
    -Cost
    -Health choices
    -Food availability
    -Prep skills
  7. 7RECIPE SUBSTITUTIONMINIMAL CHANGE TO THE OUTCOME OF THE FINAL PRODUCT
    When to use:
    -You have selected a recipe for which you do not have all of the required
    ingredients at home
    -Cost
    -Health choices
    Examples
    -using margarine instead of butter
    -using milk and lemon juice instead of sour milk
    For every 1 cup of milk, add 2 T of lemon juice or vinegar
    -using whole wheat flour for white flour
    *You NEED to explain how to substitute, including the quantities of the ingredients you require*
  8. 8PORTION SIZE CHANGENO CHANGE TO THE FINAL OUTCOME EXCEPT YIELD
    When to use:
    You have selected a recipe with a yield that does not match the
    number of people you need to serve
    ** you would need to make all of the necessary calculations
    for every ingredient in metric or imperial units**

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Food & Nutrition Flashcards on Recipes, created by Amber McClure on 04/03/2020.
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