Temps
Carbs
Protein
Lipids
Vitamins/Mineral/Water
100

What is the danger zone?

41-135

100

How many calories per grams does carbs have?

4

100

How many calories per grams does protein have?

4

100

How many calories per grams does lipids have?

9

100

What do vitamins and minerals do for our body?

Help regulate body functions.


200

What temp must poultry hit to be considered safe?

165

200

What is the primary function of carbs?

To provide the body energy

200

What is the primary function of protein?

Build and repair body tissue?

200

What are the 4 primary functions of Lipids?

Carries fat soluble vitamins

Reserve store of energy

Promotes healthy skin

Satisfies hunger 

200

What are the fat soluble vitamins?

KADE

300

What temp must veal, lamb, beef, and pork hit to be considered safe?

145
300

These are natural sugars and refined grains, certain sugars should be limited in your diet...

What is simple carbohydrates (simple sugars)

300

What are amino acids and how many are considered essential? 

Building blocks of protein and there are 9 essential amino acids. 

300

What is considered good cholesterol? 

HDL (High density lipoproteins)

300

What are the water soluble vitamins

C (Ascorbic acid) 

B9 (Folate or Folic Acid)

400

What must ground meats hit?

155

400

These are whole grains, refined grains, rice, pasta, etc. 

What is complex carbohydrates or complex starches. 

400

What are the 5 functions of eggs?

Binder, thickener, coating, leavening agent, emulsifier

400

What is considered bad cholesterol?

LDL's (Low density lipoproteins) 

400

What are the two minerals we talked about in class?

Calcium (Macro)

Iron (Micro or Trace)

500

What temp should you hold hot foods and what temp should you hold cold foods?

Hot: 135

Cold: 41


500

What does fiber do for the body?

Fiber attracts water to the intestines and aids in digestion

500
_____Milk has had the fat particles broken down and evenly distributed so that the fat will not separate from the milk.

Homogenized 

500

What does Monounsaturated fatty acids do to your cholesterol levels? 

Raises HDL's

Lowers LDL's

500

What could happen if you have a deficiency of calcium? 

Osteoporosis (brittle or week bones)