WorksheetsFood of animal origin
Total questions: 57
Worksheet time: 43mins
Archeological evidence has shown that sheep and goats were domesticated as early as 8000-9000 BC in the Middle East.
True
False
As time passed, dairy farmers were able to devise more ways of extending the shelf life of these products, such as drying and _____
Brining
Chilling
Evaporization
Pasteurization
Which is not a top producing animal for milk
Cow
sheep
camel
buffalo
Buffalo milk is the most commonly consumed milk in the world today
True
False
Production levels peak 40 to 60 days after the cow has given birth.
True
False
Buffalo milk contains twice as much milkfat as cow’s milk.
True
False
Goat’s milk has smaller fat globules making it easier for some people to digest and, because of this, it does not need homogenization.
True
False
Match the following
Holstein
Netherlands
Jersey
British Channel
Brown swiss
Switzerland
Guernsey
Island of Guernsey
Buffalo
India
which is not an example of dairy goats
Nubians
LaManchas
Alpines
Lacaune
Feta, Roquefort and Ricotta cheeses is from what animal
Goat
Sheep
Cow
Camel
The _______ breed is the most common and productive breed of dairy sheep in the world.
East Friesian
West Friesian
North Friesian
South Friesian
Which is not a common dairy sheep
Awassi
Assaf
Lacaune
Toggenburgs
Match the following:
Composition of milk per 100 grams
Protein
3.2 g
Fat
3.7
Carbs
4.9 g
Water
87.4 g
Vitamins and mineral
.8 g
Milk which is considered a fresh product, is highly perishable
True
False
Following is not the common pasteurization methods
High
Short
Long
UHT
Fortification is a preservation method
True
False
Match the following classification of milk by fat content
Whole milk
36 g
Reduced Fat
18 g
Low fat
Less than 18 g but not below 5 g
Skim milk
below 5 g
Match the following
Acidulated
lactobacillus acidophilus
Yogurt
Bacterium bulgaricum
Bifidus
bifido
Organize these options into the right products
Kefir
Bifidus
Yogurt
Acidulated
Creme Fraiche
Sour Cream
clotted
Clabbered
Compound
Salted
Clarified
Refined
Arrange in its proper order
Ripened Cream
Raw Milk
Raw cream
Raw skim
Pasteurized cream
Label accordingly
finished butter
butter milk
butterfat crystalized
butter granules
raw butter
liquid that remains after fresh cream is turned into butter
Buttermilk
Butter fat
Byturic acid
milk curd
This substance is responsible for the pleasant flavor of butter and will also produce the unpleasant odor of rancid butter
Buttermilk
Butter fat
Byturic acid
milk curd
Which is not a function of butter
Color
Flavor
Season
Thickening
Contributes to flakiness of the dough
butter
cream
milk
cheese
Adds nutritional value
butter
cream
milk
all of the above
Forms a stable foam making mixtures lighter
butter
cream
milk
all of the above
may serve as the liquid for some infusions as well as being able to hold in aromatic components from other ingredients
butter
cream
milk
all of the above
a preservation method utilizing moderate heat treatment that kills pathogenic and spoilage microbes and by inactivating milk enzymes, especially the fat splitters
Pasteurization
UHT
Evaporation
Drum Spraying
a preservation method produced by extracting water (3:1), using a heat vacuum method
Pasteurization
UHT
Evaporated
Drum Spraying
a preservation method that sterilizes the milk and destroys all possible microorganisms, which could spoil the milk. can be kept up to 12 weeks
Pasteurization
UHT
Evaporated
Drum Spraying
a preservation method where it is produced in the drum drying or spray drying
Pasteurization
UHT
Evaporated
Dry Milk
It is an inexpensive source of nutrition and basically provides all the basic and necessary nutrients to ensure proper body functions, as well as for fighting diseases
Milk
Cream
Butter
Cheese
Milk helps fight diseases, except
Heart attack
Caries
Stress
Insomia
In the past _________ was obtained by letting fresh cream turning sour naturally
sour cream
yogurt
creme fraiche
kefir
Acts as a release agent
Milk
Cream
Butter
Cheese
Butter that has fat content below 50%
Light Butter
Cooking Butter
Clarified Butter
Salted Butter
Which is not a type of cream
Heavy Cream
Sauce Cream
Sour Cream
Clabbered cream
What do you call the sugar / carbohydrate that is found in milk
Lactose
Dextrose
Fructose
Stevia
amino acids (proteins) found in cheese
Casein
Albumin
None from the answers
All from the answers
Reorder the following for making emmenthal cheese
Coagulation
Curdling
Scalding
Draining
Pressing
Reorder the following for making emmenthal cheese after the pressing process
Salt bath
Salt cellar
Fermentation cellar
Storage cellar
Organize these options into the right fat content of cheeses
Double cream cheese
fullcream cheese
full fat cheese
Low fat Cheese
Match the following base on firmness/ water content of cheese.
Grating cheese (grating)
up to 50% of water content
Hard cheese
up to 54% of water content
Semi – soft cheese
up to 63% of water content
Soft cheese
up to 73% of water content
Fresh cheese (45% fat)
up to 87% of water content
Roquefort
Gongonzola
Stilton
Appenzell
Gruyere
Sbrinz
Raclette
Derby
Gloucester
Cheshire
Leicester
Klosterkäse
Weichkäse
Butterkäse
Cabrales
The white of the egg is called the (protein) ______
Albumen
Cassein
Lecithin
The egg yolk comprises about____ of the weight of the egg
30%
20%
40%
50%
Which is not a sample of Goat Cheese
Chevre
Feta
Aravis
Manchego
An early stage in cheese making when milk coagulates due to the introduction of rennet.
Curdling
Curing
Pressing
Aging
Pasteurization
milk is heated to 80° to 90°C
14 to 15 sec
milk is heated to 72° to 75°C
15 to 30 sec
milk is heated to 65°C
30 minutes
Milk is heated to 130 – 150°C
stored up to 12 weeks
Imitation cream contains milk solids but the milk fat (butter fats) is replaced with (a)
Pasteurization of Eggs
Eggs are heated carefully to ______ just below the range in which their proteins will start to coagulate.
55-60°C
45-50°C
35-60°C
65-70°C
Egg whites whips well when chilled
True
False
Reptile eggs can be used for cooking and is edible
True
False
Give me 4 kinds of Soft Cheeses
Give me 5 kids of Italian Cheeses
Give me 5 French cheeses
