WorksheetsMeat, Poultry, Marination
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 13mins
How much water is there in meat?
55%
65%
75%
85%
The more fibrils contained in the fiber, the easier it gets to cook and cut the meat.
True
False
The more the muscles move, the more they get firmer.
True
False
Leg meat is usually more tender than back meat.
True
False
Lines, or muscle fibers running along the meat, are also called ...
(a)
Meat should be cut not parallel but against the muscle fibers.
True
False
There are two important connective tissues. Which of them cannot be broken down or eliminated by cooking?
(a)
What can be done to tenderize a meat containing elastin?
Elastin can be soaked up in water
Elastin can be removed
The meat can be marinated
The meat can be left to a rest
Which of them is not a way to tenderize a meat containing elastin?
Pounding
Grinding
Slicing
Marinating
As the animals get older, the amount of collagen in them decreases.
True
False
It depends on what type of meat you use
The intramuscular fat found within the muscle and between the muscle fibers is called ...
(a)
Fat is desirable in meat for three reasons. Which one is not one of them?
Juiciness
Denseness
Tenderness
Aroma and Flavor
According to their grade, we can classify the meats as first quality, second quality or third quality meats.
True
False
What is veal?
Meat of cattle
Meat of ox
Meat of calf
Meat of mutton
The center and thickest part of the tenderloin is called ...
Fillet steak
Chateaubriand
Fllet mignon
Tournedo
Which of the cooking techniques below can be used for cooking escalope?
Grilling
Broiling
Shallow-frying
Roasting
By applying which of the followings, we can get a good result from brisket?
Grilling in slices
Stewing in chunks
Grinding and using in meatballs
Steaming as a whole
What is the difference between lamb and mutton?
Age
Gender
Region
Religion
Hindshank is the lower portion of the animal's front legs.
True
False
Which of the following animal is considered to have dark meat?
Chicken
Duck
Turkey
Capon
Dry-heat cooking methods are generally suitable for white meat, while techniques containing more liquid can be used for the dark parts.
True
False
Solutions containing high levels of salt is called ...
Brine
Dry brine
Marination
Dry aging
Salting and then resting food before cooking it is called ...
Long-tern marinating
Short-term marinating
Brining
Dry brining
Which of the followings is not a benefit that we get from dry-aging a meat?
Tenderization
Flavor change
Moisture loss
Flavor development
