MAJOR NUTRIENTS
VITAMINS & MINERALS
BATTER/FISH
MOC
MEAL PLANNING
100

2 foods that contain starch 

1 Roots and stem vegetables such Potatoes, yam, tapioca

2 Cereals such as wheat, Rice, oats

3 Bananas

100

Name the nutrient obtained from beta carotene. 

Vitamin A

100

1 example of oily fish 

Salmon; sardine; fresh tuna; mackerel; grouper

100

Define grilling.

dry-heat cooking where heat is applied directly to the food without any liquid such as oil or water.

- heat radiating from a grill or a glowing metal grid

100

Explain balanced meal 

Provides all the different food groups of MHP

200

2 health problems caused by high sugar intake

1 It can cause tooth decay and gum disease

2 It can cause obesity

3 It can cause diabetes mellitus (diabetes type 2)

200

A lack of folate can lead to...

Spina bifida or anaemia
200
1 example of mollusc

1 example of crustacean

Mollusc - clams, oysters, mussels

Crustaceans - crab, lobster, prawns

200

Define steaming. 

moist heat cooking whereby food is cooked by hot water or steam

pressure cooker, steaming is more efficient because the steam is produced at a high pressure and a high temperature. This will reduce the time needed to steam the food

200

What does economical mean when planning meals?

Economical meals should not be costly. Value for money. Cheap but still nutritious. 

300
2 functions of protein 

1 To ensure healthy growth of the body and the repair of worn-out parts

2 To ensure that chemical reactions for the normal functioning of the body can be carried out

3 As a source of energy

4 To work with vitamins and minerals to fight against diseases / for better immune system

300

2 functions of iodine

It is essential for the production of thyroxine. 

It promotes the general growth and development

300

3 points to look for when buying fish 

1 The fish should not have an unpleasant smell

2 The flesh of the fish should be firm and moist

3 The eyes of the fish should be full and not sunken

4 The gills should be bright red

5 There should be plenty of scales on a scaly fish and the scales should be intact

300

Heat transfer in grilling and steaming 

Grilling - radiation

Steaming - convection 

300

Who are the possible members that make up a family 

Adults, Children, teenagers, elderly 

400

2 examples of HBV proteins

1 Meat

2 Seafood

3 Poultry

4 Cheese

5 Soya bean

400

2 functions of folate

1 It is important in the manufacturing of new cells and genetic materials (DNA)

2 It is important for the release of energy from amino acids

3 Works with vitamin B12 and iron to produce red blood cells

400

State two uses of batter. 

1 To coat fish/chicken/prawns/fruit/vegetables which are to be deep fried

2 To bind separate pieces of meat into one piece for frying

3 To minimise the loss of nutrients

400

Compare the similarities of grilling and steaming 

Both cooked by convection. 

Both are healthy methods. 

Both are suitable for tender meat. 

400

Groups that require special nutritional needs in a family 

children, teenagers and elderly 

500

What happens to excess protein in the body?

Excess proteins are partially converted to fats and stored in the body as a form of energy reserve.

OR

The rest of the excess proteins are removed from the body in the form of by-products such as urea

500

2 functions of salt in the body

1 it help to regulate the movement of fluids into and out of the body cells

2 Chloride in salt required for production of hydrochloric acid in the stomach

3 needed for the control of nerves and muscles


500

Ways to improve colour, flavour and texture of steamed white fish. 

Add slices of red chilli and spring onions for colour.

Marinate the fish using herbs and spices for flavour.

Add slices of crunchy vegetables for texture.

500

Contrast the differences between grilling and steaming. 

Grilling 

Grills are hot before they are used and the food to be grilled is greased with fats to prevent it from charring

- food is turned periodically to enable it to cook evenly and to prevent the loss of juices

- cooks food quickly as long as the temperature is right

- grilling, Maillard browning enhances the flavours and aroma of the food. The food will also turn golden brown

Steaming 

food does not have to be turned regularly

prevents the loss of nutrients and is a healthy way of cooking as no is used

- food become lighter and easier to digest. Food that is hard is soften

- steaming does not always produce food that looks and tastes as delectable as grilling

- takes a longer time to cook

500

Suggest 3 economical ideas in meal planning 

more economical to cook meals than to dine out.

Prices of food should be compared before the food is purchased. Eg. house brands are more economical compared to regular brands

Purchasing some food items in bulk such as rice might be more economical.

analyse different alternatives and substitute for particular types of food

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