Terms
Terms
Cooking Meat Techniques
Tough or Tender
Buying Meat
100

Edible portions of mammals are called ____________

Meat

100

Smoked pork belly meat is known as _________

bacon

100

Meat is cooked, one side at a time, under a direct heat source. 

A. Braise

B. Broil

C. Roast

Broil

100

Which is more tender?

Chuck or Rib

Rib

100

The voluntary grading program of meat is overseen by this agency

United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)

200

Ground meats are generally higher in ________ tha all other cuts

fat

200

Meat of Sheep less than 1 year old is called  _______

lamb

200

Meat is covered with water or stock

A. Braise

B. Cook in Liquid

C. Roast

Cook in Liquid

200

Which is more tender?

Sirloin or Round

Sirloin

200

This is considered the BEST grade of meat.

Prime

300

Meat that comes from mature cattle is called _____

beef

300

Flecks of fat throughout lean muscles of meat is known as __________

Marbling

300

Meat is browned slowly, and then it is cooked in a small amount of liquid over low heat.

A. Braise

B. Broil

C. Cook in liquid

Braise

300

Which is more tender?

Brisket or Loin

Loin
300

This is considered the middle grade of beef.

Choice

400

The meat from swine is called __________

Pork

400

Cured, smoked meat from a pork leg is sold as ________

Ham

400

This tenderization method of meat physically tenderizes the meat.

Mechanical- Meat Mallet, Piercing device

400

What type of heat should be used to cook tender cuts of beef?

Dry heat

400

This is considered the last (worst) quality grade of beef.

Select

500

Meat that comes from young calves is called __________

veal

500

The meat from sheep older than 2 years of age is called _____

Mutton

500

Explain how you chemically tenderize meat.

Enzymatic-Marinating, adding an acid to break down muscle structures

500

What type of heat should be used to cook tough cuts of meat?

Moist Heat

500

By knowing the ___________ of where the piece of beef came from can tell you if the cut will be tender or tough.

Location