Alimentary Paste

These are the example of cereals, EXCEPT:

• a. Rice

• b. Wheat

• c. Soya beans

• d. Rye

Which is NOT the function of starch?

• Thickening sauce and gravies.

• Coating or dusting bread and candies.

• Structural framework for baked goods.

• Sweetened baked goods.

It is thinner than spaghetti but thicker than angel hair pasta or vermicelli noodles

• spaghetti

• fettuccine

• Spaghettini

• Miswa

This is also called pasta twirl.

• Fusilli

• Rotini

• Conchiglie

• Gnocchi

These Japanese wheat noodles are thicker than some noodles; they can be added to soup, salads and sautéed dishes among their diverse uses.

• Soba

• Udon

• Somen

• bean thread cellophane noodles

This type of macaroni is sometimes used in a salad and also served with tomato or cheese sauce.

• Cannelloni

• Ditali

• Elbows

• Penne

This food is made from flour, water, and salt, often containing an agent (leaven or yeast) that makes it rise.

• Pasta

• Noodles

• Bread

• Spaghetti

Pasta stuffed with meat, cheese, or vegetables.

• ravioli

• Gnocchi

• Tortellini

• Fusilli

These refer to a macaroni family of varying sizes and shapes. Spaghetti, macaroni, vermicelli, egg-noodles and lasagna are the most popular ones.

• Noodles

• Cereals

• Starch

• Alimentary paste

It is a physical structure of grain that is a small structure at the lower end of the grain.

• endosperm

• bran

• Germ

• Embryo