Classifications
Selecting, Storing, & Preparing Fruit
Nutritional Value
Cooking Methods
Canned, Dried, & Frozen Fruit
100

This classification of fruit has a central, seed containing core surrounded by a thick layer of flesh  (ex.  pear)

Pome

100

Fruits that are full sized but have not yet reached peak eating quality

underripe

100

Most fruits are high in __________ and low in __________.

vitamins; fat

100

If you bake a fruit in its skin, the skin will __________________ so that you do not have to use a covered dish.

hold in the steam and cook the interior of the fruit

100
Canned fruits packed in fruit juices are lower in _________ and higher in __________ than those packed in syrups.

calories, nutrients

200

This fruit classification has an outer skin covering a soft fleshy fruit and the fruit surrounds a singe hard pit

drupe

200

Test fruits for ripeness by pressing gently to see if . . .

it gives slightly

200

Citrus fruits are one of the best sources of this vitamin.

Vitamin C

200

a cooking method where you cook the fruit in a skillet with a small amount of fat; also called sauteing

frying

200

When buying canned fruits, choose ones that are free from _________________________

dents, bulges, and leaks

300

Fruits in this group or classification are grown in warm climates and are considered to be somewhat exotic

Tropical Fruits

300

Fruits that have not reached full size

immature

300

Cantaloupes, apricots, and other yellow fruits are good sources of Vitamin A because they contain large amounts of __________.

carotene

300

A cooking method often used with fruits that is quick and required little to no water

microwaving

300

One of the most common frozen fruits

blueberries, strawberries, raspberries, cherries

400
Three examples of tropical fruits commonly found in the U.S. are . . .

avocados, bananas, figs, papaya, dates, guavas, mangoes, persimmons, pineapples, pomegranates, and kiwi

400

Allow underripe fruits to ripen at __________ __________ and __________ ripe fruits.

room temperature; refrigerate

400

This compound, commonly found in fruits, has preventative effects against health issues such as cancer and heart disease.

phytochemicals

400

Types of fruits that are often used in baking

apples, pears, bananas

400

Examples of fruits that are commonly dried

raisins, prunes, dates, and apricots

500

Large, juicy fruits with thick skins and many seeds; in the gourd family

melons

500

__________ and __________ are also guides to ripeness.

Color and fragrance

500

How many servings of fruit are recommended per day?

2 to 4 servings

500

A bit lemon or orange juice can help with __________ __________ of fruits such as apples and bananas

enzymatic browning

500
What are three common ways (besides fresh) that you can buy fruit in the market?

canned, frozen, dried

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