Maiya
Ben
Stella
Lewis
Isla
100

Give one nutritional benefit for using oil (that hasn't been given yet)?

Little or no oil is used

100

Give one nutritional benefit for using oil (that hasn't been given yet)?

Boiling makes food soft to eat and very easy to digest

100

Give one nutritional benefit for using oil (that hasn't been given yet)?

Boiled foods contain fewer calories and are healthier than fried foods

100

Describe the boiling process

Heating water / liquid to 100 degrees or until bubbles rise rapidly to the surface

100

Explain one things that happens when meat is undercooked by boiling?

Meat items may not have reached safe temperatures resulting in food poisoning.

200
Explain one thing that happens to vegetables when it is undercooked by boiling

Starchy vegetables (like potatoes / kumera) may still be hard and raw in the centre.

200

What happens to meat if it is overcooked by boiling?

Meat items may become tough and chewy

200
What happens to vegetables if you overcook it by boiling?

Starchy vegetables (potatoes and kumera) may become too soft and mushy, and lose valuable vitamins and minerals

200

Describe one safety task when boiling

Be careful when draining foods with boiling the liquid.

200

Describe one safety task when boiling (that hasn't been mentioned)

Keep pot handles tucked in and do not allow them to hang over the edge of the stove.

300

Describe one safety task when boiling (that hasn't been mentioned) 

Add foods into boiling water gently and direct away from you.

300

Describe one hygiene requirement when boiling.

Clean and sanitise your hands and surfaces between preparing raw and cooked foods.

300

Describe one hygiene requirement when boiling (that hasn't been mentioned yet).

Cool liquids and foods quickly and thereafter store in a refrigerator until required for use.

300

Describe one hygiene requirement when boiling (that hasn't been mentioned yet).

Cook high risk foods such as chicken thoroughly.

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