Fruit Families
Vegetable Families
World of Potatoes
Terminology
All of the Above
All about Cooking
100

FIrm thin-skinned fruits that grow on trees and have a central core

Pomes 

100

Come from flowering plants and contain at least one seed

Fruit-Vegetables

100

TRUE OR FALSE

Potatoes should be heavy and can have a slight green colour with sprouting eyes

FALSE

100

The set of processes that occur from the later stages of growth and development until the fruit is ready to be consumed.

Ripening
100

Freezing fruit will _____ the growth of microorganisms.

Slows down / stops

100

To boil briefly to loosen the skin of a fruit or vegetable.

Blanching

200

Netted or smooth skinned rinds that range in colour from creamy to jade green

Melons

200

It is often used for seasoning and flavouring with a firm, fresh-looking, good coloured vegetable. 

Onion 

200

A mealy potato also known as Idaho that is popular for baking and frying 

Russet

200

A chemical reaction that occurs when certain fruit or vegetables are exposed to oxygen

Oxidization

200

Used to prevent oxidization

Acid

200

Cooking an ingredient just about boiling water in a perforated container.

Steaming

300

Segmented fruit that has a layer of pith and then a thin layer of coloured skin

Citrus 

300

Grow directly below the surface of the soil and they are the thick underground part of the stem

Tubers

300

A buttery-flavoured mealy potato with golden flesh that is good for salads or casseroles and can be baked or pureed. 

Yukon

300

A natural chemical found in plants that help reduce the risk of cancers 

Phytochemicals

300

Process that reduces the number of ice crystals, keeps the quality high, and helps fruit retain its shape 

Individually Quick Frozen

300

Cooking an ingredient in just enough simmering seasoned liquid to cover the food.

Poaching

400

Thin-skinned fruits with tiny seeds. 

Berries

400

They grow deep beneath the soil and they help attach the plant to the ground 

Roots

400

Two different varieties - white and red. Used in soups, casseroles, boiled, roasted, fried, or pureed. 

HINT - commonly interchanged with another vegetable

Sweet

400

An odorless, colourless gas that is emitted as fruit ripen

Ethylene gas
400

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Fruits that give off a large amount of ethylene gas (there are three)

Apples, Melons, and Bananas

400

To cook food quickly in a small amount of fat in a pan over direct heat.

Sauteing

500

Plump and juice, with a rich colour with all of their flavour found in their skin

Grapes

500

They are firm, heavy for their size, and have good colour. Kitchens use the flowers, leaves, and heads of these plants. 

Cabbage

500

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Two categories of potatoes

Mealy and Waxy

500

Toxic substance found in green potatoes that can upset your stomach and interfere with nerve transmission

Solanine

500

Foods are flash-frozen and then placed in a giant vacuum. Temperature is changed quickly so the water goes from a solid state to a gas.

Freeze-Drying

500

A cooking method used to partially cook an ingredient.

Parboiling