Vocabulary
Questions
Pasta
Grains
Potatoes
100

Edible grass seeds.

Grains

100

The process in which grains are ground and broken down; the grains retain more of their nutrients because the germ bran, and hull are left intack.

Stone ground

100

The term al dente describes pasta that is ____ to the bite.

firm

100

Seeds from pod producing plants are called . . .

Legumes

100

Potatoes exposed to light may develop a greenish color because they contain..... 

solanine 

200

Grinding and refining grains.

Milling process

200

Most grains do not need to be refrigerated. (true or false) 

true

200

Cooked past can be refreshed before serving y placing it in ...

Hot water

200

The edible seed of grain without its husk or hull is called the ...

Kernal 

200

At what temperature range should potatoes be stored?

45*F to 55*F

300

Harvested but not milled.

Whole Grains

300

Native Americans have been cultivating _____ since ancient times.

corn

300

The amount of time mixed pasta dough needs to sit

Resting stage

300

Fibrous layer of the grain kernel that surrounds the starchy center. 

Bran

300

Which types of potato is best to use for making sauteed potatoes?

Chef's

400

Outside layer of a grain kernel.

Hull

400

Store grains in a......

cool, dry, shaded place.

400

Cooked balls of dough that may be solid or hollow with filling.

Dumplings

400

The fatty tip of a grain kernel. 

Germ

400

Potatoes cooked, sliced, and then fried with onions.

Lyonnaise

500

The starchy interior part of the grain kernel.

Endosperm

500

A thick, creamy Italian rice dish.  

Risotto

500

Pasta that has a little resistance to the teeth.

Al dente

500

The technique for cooking grains in which the grain is sauteed briefly in oil or butter is called.....

pilaf 

500

Pan-fried pancakes of shredded potatoes.

Latkes