WorksheetsDairy Foods and Nutrition
Total questions: 28
Worksheet time: 14mins
When milk separates into solids and liquids.
Pasteurized
Curdling
Foam
Tempering
Structure of air and protein forms when cream or egg white is whipped.
Whey
Yogurt
Foam
Curds
Occurs when milk overheats and lactose rapidly caramelizes and burns.
Scalded milk
Raw milk
Boiling over
Homogenized
Preventing curdling by bringing one food to the right temperature or consistency before mixing it completely with another
Whey
Scalded milk
Tempering
Pasteurized
When pressure builds up under a layer of scum.
Scorching
Boiling Over
Curdling
Foam
Most butter consist of about...….....milk fat.
70%
90%
50%
80%
What is an example of a dairy product?
Chicken
Cheese
Lobster
What does dairy have that our bones need every day?
Fiber
Iron
Calcium
How many servings of dairy do we need everyday?
1 serving
3 servings
10 serviings
What is the healthier choice when choosing milk?
Whole milk
2% milk
If you want milk for your cereal but the milk hurts your stomach what is another dairy product you can buy instead?
Almond milk
Butter
Water
Using too-high cooking temperatures will cause milk to:
become creamier.
curdle and scorch.
harden.
harden and become sweeter.
Which is an example of dessert that uses dairy?
cherry gelatin
apple pie
peanut butter cookies
vanilla pudding
An example of food in the dairy section of MyPlate is:
black-eyed peas.
corn on the cob.
roast beef.
skim milk.
When determining the freshness of milk, check the:
color of the milk.
sell-by date.
smell of the milk.
taste of the milk.
Which food group does this item belong to?
Vegetables
Fruits
Grains
Dairy
Which food group contains the sugar "lactose"?
Meat
Fruit and Vegetables
Dairy
Bread & Grains
What does roux do to a sauce?
Makes it thicker
Makes it thinner
Makes it greasy
Makes it good
What are the 2 main ingredients in roux? (Choose 2)
Flour
Fat
Milk
Cornstarch
The color of roux is determined by the:
type of fat used.
type of flour used.
cooking time.
Roux is a:
French soup.
thickening agent used to thicken liquids.
French term meaning 'to start'.
Egg yolks must go through the processes of
tempering, or gradually warming to the temperature
of the yolks
True
False
