Caramelisation
Dextrinisation
Gelatinisation
Protein Changes (Denaturation & Coagulation)
Aeration
100

Give a food example of caramelisation.  



  • Browning of biscuits 

  • Cakes and other baked products 

  • Commercial milks 

  • Ice-creams 

  • Honeycomb (Violet crumbles) 

  • Crème Caramel 

 

100

Give a food example of Dextrinisation

- Toasting bread
· Baked goods
· Brown gravies and sauces
· Toasted breakfast cereals

The baked crusts on vegetables e.g. potatoes, pumpkin, onions


100

What is a food example of gelatinisation



  • Lemon Meringue Pie (filling) 

  • White Sauce 

  • Custard


100

What are some food examples of Coagulation or Denaturation? 



  • Raw to cooked eggs (scrambled, boiled) 

  • Production of Cheese 

  • Baked/fried fish 

  • Crème Caramel

  • Meringue (protein denatured during beating; heat causes coagulation) 

100

What is a food example of aeration?



  • Cream 

  • Pavlovas 

  • Sponges 

  • Meringues

  • Roulades 

  • Soufflés 

  • Mousses 

  • Omelette

200

What is caramelisation?

Sugar turning brown when heated

200

What is dextrinisation?

when starch is exposed to dry heat and browns

200

What is gelatinisation?

This process thickens sauces and custards using starch and water.

200

what is the first change that happens when proteins are heated or exposed to acid.

Denaturation

200

What is aeration?

This process involves beating air into foods like egg whites or cream.

300

Why does caramelisation occur in foods?

sugars reacting to heat causing browning, flavour and aroma changes?

300

Name two changes that occur during dextrinisation.

colour, flavour, aroma, or taste changes

300

What is to form a smooth suspension and prevent lumps?

starch mixed with water first into a paste

300

This is when a protein fully sets (like a cooked egg).

Coagulation

300

How does Aeration work? 

whipping or beating creates space for oxygen to enter the protein structure.