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NIOS 10th Home Science- Methods of Cooking

NIOS 10th Home Science- Methods of Cooking

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NIOS 10th Home Science

Chapter 4

Methods of Cooking

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ADVANTAGES OF COOKING FOOD

or Why do we cook food ?


There are many advantages of cooking food - given in the next slides

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Advantage 1

  • Cooking makes food tasty

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Advantage 2

  • Cooking makes food softer, tender and easy to digest.


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Advantage 3

  • Some food contains germs. Cooking kills these germs and makes them harmless.

  • So cooking makes food safe.

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Advantage 4

  • Cooking improves the appearance, texture, colour, flavour of food. 


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Multiple Choice

Cooking makes food more ________

1

heavy

2

tasty

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Multiple Choice

Cooking makes food soft and tender so it becomes easy to ________

1

eat

2

look at

3

smell

4

digest

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Multiple Choice

Cooking kills

1

taste

2

germs

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Multiple Choice

Some food contains germs. Since cooking kills germs , it makes food _______

1

safe

2

unhealthy

3

delicious

4

harmful

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Multiple Choice

Cooking improves the _________ of food.

1

quantity

2

texture

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METHODS OF COOKING FOOD

There are 3 methods of cooking food. They are

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1. COOKING BY MOIST HEAT

Food is cooked using boiling water.

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2. COOKING BY DRY HEAT

Food is cooked using hot air

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3. COOKING BY FRYING

Food is cooked using hot oil or ghee

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Multiple Choice

When food is cooked using boiling water , the method of cooking is cooking by

1

moist heat

2

dry heat

3

frying

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Multiple Choice

When food is cooked using hot air, the method of cooking is by using

1

moist heat

2

frying

3

dry heat

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Multiple Choice

When food is cooked using hot oil or ghee, the method of cooking is by

1

moist heat

2

dry heat

3

frying

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An example of cooking by moist heat is BOILING.

Food is cooked using water and the water is boiled .

Example - we boil eggs

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ADVANTAGES OF BOILING

1) It is a safe and simple method

2) Boiled food is easy to digest.

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DISADVANTAGES OF BOILING

1) If the water in which the food is boiled is thrown away, we lose nutrients. 

2) Boiled food is not tasty. 

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PRECAUTIONS WHILE BOILING FOOD

  • Food gets boiled faster if it's covered with a lid. So cover the raw food item while boiling.

  • Cover the raw food item with enough water before boiling. 

  • Do not boil food for too long as some nutrients may get destroyed.

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Multiple Choice

One precaution that you need to take while boiling food is

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Cover the raw food item with a lid

2

Do not boil food for too long as some nutrients may get destroyed.

3

Both the above

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Multiple Choice

In boiling, food is cooked using water and the water is boiled

1

True

2

False

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Multiple Choice

Example of cooking by boiling is boiling __________

1

Pickle

2

Eggs

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Multiple Choice

Boiled food is difficult to digest.

1

True

2

False

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Multiple Choice

If the water in which food is boiled is thrown away, we lose _________

1

taste

2

smell

3

nutrients

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Multiple Choice

Food should not be boiled for too long or we can lose nutrients

1

True

2

False

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Cooking by Dry heat means using hot air to cook food.

An example is baking.

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ADVANTAGES OF BAKING

  • 1) Baked food adds variety to our food. 


  • 2) Food is safe to consume


  • 3) Most microorganisms are destroyed

  • 4) Baked items last long 

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DISADVANTAGES OF BAKING

  • 1) Special equipment called oven is required

  • 2) Specialized skills are required to bake



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PRECAUTIONS WHILE BAKING

Extra care is required to prevent injuries from burning as the oven becomes very hot. 

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Multiple Choice

An example of cooking with hot air is

1

boiling

2

baking

3

deep frying

4

shallow frying

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Multiple Choice

An advantage of baked food is

1

Its safe to consume

2

It has all the nutrients

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Multiple Choice

A disadvantage of baking is

1

we lose nutrients

2

special equipment called oven is required

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Multiple Choice

One precaution while baking is

1

Oven gets hot and we could get hurt.

2

Hot oil can fall on us

3

Hot water can fall on us.

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COOKING BY FRYING

Frying is the method of cooking food in ghee or oil.

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There are 2 types of frying

1) Deep frying and 2 ) Shallow frying

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Multiple Choice

What is frying ?

1

Cooking food using hot water

2

Cooking food in hot air

3

Cooking food in hot oil or ghee

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Multiple Choice

The two types of frying are

1

Shallow frying and Deep frying

2

Boiling and frying

3

Baking and frying

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DEEP FRYING

  • means cooking food in a lot of hot oil or ghee. The raw food item is immersed in oil

  • A kadhai is used

  • Example is french fries

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Multiple Choice

Deep frying means

1

cooking food in a lot of oil

2

cooking food in little oil

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Multiple Choice

Example of deep frying is

1

frying an egg

2

French fries

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Shallow frying means

  •  means cooking food in little oil or ghee.

  • Tawa or pan is used

  • Example frying an egg

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Multiple Choice

Shallow frying means

1

cooking food in little oil

2

cooking food in lot of oil

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Multiple Choice

What do we use for shallow frying ?

1

A Pan

2

A kadhai

3

A pressure cooker

4

An oven

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ADVANTAGES OF FRYING

  • Fried food has a longer life than food cooked by other methods.

  • Fried food is very tasty. 

  • Frying is a quick method of cooking.

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Multiple Choice

One advantage of fried food is that it is very __________

1

brown

2

tasty

3

healthy

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Multiple Choice

Frying is a quick method of cooking

1

True

2

False

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DISADVANTAGES OF FRYING

  • Fried food is difficult to digest 

  • Fried food is high on calories

  • Eating too much fried food is bad for health.

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PRECAUTIONS WHILE FRYING FOOD 



  • Food should be cut into the same sizes and shapes.

  • The ghee or oil should be well heated. 

  • A few pieces of food should be put one at a time.

  • Fried food should be placed on a clean, absorbent kitchen napkin or brown paper. 

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Multiple Choice

Shallow frying means

1

cooking food in little oil

2

cooking food in lot of oil

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Multiple Choice

What is used for shallow frying ?

1

kadhai

2

frying pan

3

oven

4

pressure cooker

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ADVANTAGES OF FRYING FOOD

  • Fried food has a longer life than food cooked by other methods. 

  • Fried food is very tasty. 

  • Frying is a quick method of cooking. 

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DISADVANTAGES OF FRYING FOOD

  • Fried food is difficult to digest 

  • Fried food is high on calories

  • Eating too much fried food is bad for health.

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PRECAUTIONS WHILE FRYING FOOD 



  • Food should be cut into the same sizes and shapes. .   

  • The ghee or oil should be well heated.

  • A few pieces of food should be put one at a time.

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Multiple Choice

Fried food has a longer life than food cooked by other methods.

1

True

2

False

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Multiple Choice

Frying is a slow method of cooking

1

True

2

False

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Multiple Choice

Fried food is ________ in calories as compared to food cooked by other methods.

1

low

2

high

3

same

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CONSERVATION OF NUTRIENTS

means what we can do to save nutrients during cooking

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1. Wash vegetables and fruits before cutting them.


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2.

Peel the skin of vegetables and fruits as thin as possible because vitamins and minerals are found just under the skin

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Multiple Choice

We should wash vegetables and fruits before cutting them

1

True

2

False

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Multiple Choice

Peel the skin of vegetables and fruits as thin as possible because vitamins and minerals are found just under the skin

1

True

2

False

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Multiple Choice

We should cook in a open ( uncovered ) pan

1

True

2

False

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3. Cut vegetables into big pieces just before cooking as small pieces means more loss of nutrients

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Multiple Choice

When we cook spinach or ladyfinger, we should first ________ it.

1

wash

2

cut

3

eat

4

digest

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4. Use lemon juice to conserve the nutrients

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5. Cook in a covered pan

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6. Do not overcook the food to prevent nutrient loss

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How to cook spinach ( and ladyfinger)

  • Step 1    First wash the spinach

  • Step 2- Then cut the spinach 

  • Step 3 - Cook in minimum oil in a pan.

  • Step 4 - Cover the pan with a lid while cooking

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FOOD ENRICHMENT 

Food enrichment means how we can increase the nutritive value of food. 

The purpose of doing food enrichment is to 

1) Help us to plan a balanced meal

2) Prevent deficiency diseases. 


There are 2 methods of Food Enrichment -

1) Combination of Food

2) Fermentation

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Multiple Choice

Food enrichment means

1

how we can make delicious food

2

how we can make food rich

3

how we can increase the nutritive value of food

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Multiple Choice

The two methods of food enrichment are

1

Combination and Fermentation

2

Boiling and baking

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1) COMBINATION OF FOOD

- It means combining foods which have different nutrients

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Example of combination of food is :

Khichdi ( rice + dal = carbohydrate + protein)

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Multiple Choice

Combination of food means

1

eating different varieties of food

2

mixing food and water

3

combining foods which have different nutrients .

4

eating one nutrient only

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Multiple Choice

An example of combination of food is

1

banana

2

khichdi

3

orange juice

4

cucumber

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Advantages of combination of food 

1) Improves the quality of food without increasing the cost. 

2) provides a balanced diet to the family.



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2) FERMENTATION

Is a process where microorganisms are added to food. 


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Example of food cooked by fermentation is

Idli, dosa and dhokla

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Multiple Choice

Fermentation is when we add __________

1

sugar to food

2

salt to food

3

microorganisms to food

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Multiple Choice

An example of food cooked by fermentation is

1

dosa

2

milk shake

3

dal

4

rice

NIOS 10th Home Science

Chapter 4

Methods of Cooking

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