Meal Planning
Cooking Methods
Protein
Cereal Grains
Table Laying
100

__________ contains food from all the food groups in the correct proportion.

Balanced Meal

100

_______ is defined as the application of heat to food. _____brings about physical and chemical changes.

Cooking

100

Protein is vital for the growth, _____ and maintenance of the body.  

Repair

100

______  foods are foods which form the largest part of a persons diet.

Staple

100

The proper behavior, which is associated with eating a meal, is called ___________.

Table Manners

200

A ___________ course meal parts include a Protein, Starch, Cooked and Uncooked Vegetable along with a beverage.  

 

One Course Meal

200

Name 2 reasons why we cook food.

  • Cooking improves the digestibility and flavor of food.  

  • Cooking destroys organisms and materials that may cause food borne diseases.  

  • Cooking can make food more attractive and appetizing.  

  • Cooking makes the nutritive value of the food available in edible form.  

  • Cooking introduces variety in the diet.  

  • Cooking preserves food for later use. 

200

Protein foods can come from two main categories they are:

Animal protein (Complete proteins)                                                                      

Plant Proteins (Incomplete proteins) 

200

The ______ is the outside husk. It is rich in dietary fiber. It also contains proteins, vitamins, minerals and carbohydrates.

Bran

200

________ is a code of behavior that helps people to get along with each other. 

Etiquette

300

A ________  is a combination of dishes that form a meal. 

Menu

300

______ is necessary for cooking. It is a form of energy that is produced when a substance vibrates and moves quickly.

Heat

300

Name 3 meat sources that come from Animal Proteins

eggs, cheese, fish, seafood, beef, veal, mutton, goat, pork, ham, chicken, duck, game, turkey.

300

The _____ is the embryo which has the potential to sprout into a new plant. It contains many B vitamins, some protein, minerals, and healthy fats.

Germ

300

Name 3  basic Table Manners

  1. Place the napkin on your lap after being seated.

  2. Turn off electronic devices, this include all cell phones

  3. Wait until everyone is served before eating

  4. Sit up straight. Do not hunch over your plate.

  5. Chew with your mouth closed. Do not overfill your mouth with food. 

  6. You can place your wrists or forearms on the table or hands on your lap.

  7. Always say Thank You when served something. Show courtesy. 



400

Name 4 factors that you must take into consideration when planning meals.

Nutrition  

Likes and dislikes 

Seasonal availability of food,  

Food preferences,  

Finances,  

The sensory qualities of the food,  

The knowledge and skills of the cook and;  

The equipment available.   

400

Name 2 moist heat methods and 2 dry heat methods

Moist

  1. Poaching

  1. Simmering

  1. Boiling 

  1. Steaming


Dry

  1. Pan Broil

  1. Roast or Bake

  1. Grill

400

____ ______ are  protein molecules that are made up of small units joined together like links in a chain.  

Amino Acids

400

Name 4  cereal grains

 WHEAT, Rice, Oats, Barley and Rye

400

_______ is the term used for the dishes used in meals. They can be made up of clay or plastic. 

Dinnerware

500

Name the three meal patterns of the day.

Breakfast

Lunch

Dinner

500

Name 2 advantages of steaming food.

Foods are easy to digest 

Can be used to prepare an entire meal 

Food remains moist

No loss of nutrients as food does not come into direct contact with water

500

Name 5 Plant Protein foods.

 tofu, soya, tempeh, seitan, nuts, seeds, certain grains and even peas.  chickpeas, lentils, beans (such as black, kidney and adzuki beans) and split peas.  

500

True or False: Excess water should not be used to cook cereal products so that dissolved nutrients will not be discarded with the excess water.  

True

500

____________ is the table setting for one person. The cover consists of all the dishes, glassware and napkin that a person would use for a meal. 

Place Setting/Cover

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