salting
drying
freezing
pickling
canning
100

Is salting one of the least cost effective food preservation methods?

No, it is costly due to the price of salt.

100

what type of climate is drying usually done in?

It is done in the warmer climate.

100

how do you freeze?

Seal the food in a package and put it in the freezer.

100

What does pickling mean?

it means to ferment the food.

100

How do you can?

In a tightly sealed jar.

200
What do you do the meat after you salt it?

You smoke it.

200

what foods can you use drying for?

Fruits, vegtables, meats, and fish.

200

what can you freeze.

Just about anything

200
Is pickling a new form of a preservation method?

Pickling is the oldest method to date.

200

What does canning do?

it destroys microorganisms.
300

What can you use salting for?

Foods such as: meats(beef and pork), and any type of fish.
300
Is drying a new method?

No, drying is one of the oldest food preservation methods.

300

What happens to food in the freezer if it is in there for too long?

freezer burn

300

What is pickling used for?

it is used to preserve vegetables.

300

How do you sterilze a can?

Boil the can in water

400

Is salting used for fruits and vegetables?

No, salting is used for porks, beefs, and fish.
400

What are some positives of drying?

They are able to be preserved longer.  Do not have to worry about spoilage.
400

What is a downside to freeizing?

It doesnt kill all of the bacteria/microorganisms.

400

How do you pickle?

you preserve foods in a brine.

400

Make sure the can is what?

Sterile
500
What type of weather is salting most commonly done in?
Cool weather
500
What is the downside of drying?

it causes a loss of many natural vitamins.

500

How has freezing evolved?

there are now refrigerated trucks that can travel with foods.

500

what does pickling do?

it increases the salt content of the food and reduces the vitamin content.

500

What is the food borne ilness associated with canning?

Botulism

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