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100

the change in the structure of protein, brought about by heat, mechanical action or acids.

What is coagulation?

100

A shortage of a nutrient is known as this.

What is a deficiency?

100

Eggs add ___________ to foods such as custards and puddings.

What is flavor?

100

The two groups that proteins can be divided into.

What are Complete and incomplete proteins?

100

Explain how to test if an egg is bad/ rotten.

Place egg in a bowl of water. If egg floats=bad, sinks=good, on its side= use soon.

200

This term is used when all of the indispensable amino acids are present.

What are complete proteins?

200

This is the term for missing in one or more amino acids.

What is incomplete protein?

200

This grade of eggs  has thin whites, flat yolks, may have stained shell.

What are grade B eggs?

200

3 of the 5 sizes of eggs.

What are: 

Jumbo

Extra large

medium

small

pee wee

200

The temperature eggs should be cooked to.

What is 160 F?

300

The change in structure of protein molecules.

What is denaturation?

300

An additive that helps combine two liquids that do not normally mix.

What is an emulsifier?

300

Eggs add _______________ to baked products such as muffins and cakes.

What is structure?

300

The three functions of protein.

What are:

1. Build and maintain tissues

2. Make important compounds

3. Regulate mineral and fluid balance

300

Two of the three factors that cause denaturation in proteins.

What are Heat, pH and mechanical action?

400

A sickness caused by a lack of an essential nutrient is called this.

What is deficiency disease?

400

The change in the structure of protein (from a liquid form to solid or a thicker liquid) brought about by heat, mechanical action or acids.

What is coagulation?

400

This grade of eggs has thick firm whites; high, round yolk; and clean, unbroken shell.

What are grade AA?

400

The two properties of eggs. 

What are:

1. binder

2. emulsifier 

400

The two types of emulsions. 

What are temporary and permanent?

500

As their proteins set, eggs ___________ingredients together giving strength and stability.

What is bind?

500

The quality of a _____________ is determined by its ability to provide the 9 essential amino acids.

What is protein?

500

Egg yolks can add ___________ to baked products.

What is color?

500

The 6 factors that affect food choices.

What are:

1.Availability

2.Cost

3.Health Concerns

4.Food Preferences

5.Religious Beliefs

6.Environmental Factors

500

Eggs serve as an ________________  when they inhibit the formation of ice crystals  as in ice cream.

What is interfering agent?

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