WorksheetsCulinary - Meat Vocabulary IVEC
Total questions: 36
Worksheet time: 36mins
large muscle fibers from four legged animals
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meat which comes from cattle; is regulated with a specific grading system
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meat which comes from swine; is regulated with a specific grading system
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meat which has been cooked with high heat on both sides to at least an internal temperature of 140 degrees; offers no resistance when pressed
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meat which has been cooked to an internal temperature of 145 degrees and drops of blood rise to the surface; feels spongy when pressed
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meat which has been cooked to an internal temperature of 175 degrees and until the drops of juice are clear on the surface; firm when pressed
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Cooking which occurs when the internal temperature continues to cook the meat once it has been removed from the heat source
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based upon the maturity of the animal and the amount of marbling found within the meat
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measures the amount of usable or edible meat after it has been trimmed of bones or fat compared to the amount thrown away
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based upon the amount of back fat in relation to the amount of muscle a carcass ha
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leaving a carcass in large sections for 24 to 48 hours to enhance flavor and tenderness of the meat
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original cuts of a carcass
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process of cutting the primal cuts into more usable portion sizes and retail cuts
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cuts of meat which are ready for sale
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removing leftover liquids from the pan
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cornstarch and water mixture; slurry, thickened gravy
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ensures meat stays together which helps retain juices
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starting the oven at a high temperature to begin the cooking process then after a short time reducing the heat for the duration of cooking
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Meat that comes from a bird
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Dry and tender portion of the poultry
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Moist, fatty and flavorful portion of the poultry
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Bones which support the body of the chicken
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regulates fish which travel between states
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Voluntarily inspect processor of seafood
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agency which grades seafood
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Can live in fresh water or salt water; has a backbone
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round in shape and have an eye on either side of the body
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flat in shape and have both eyes on one side of the body
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different forms of fish available for purchase
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primarily lives in salt water; has a shell but no backbone
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has an outer shell and appendages
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Has one or two shells
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has internal bone structure and shell
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preservation process using salt to save the meat
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preservation process using heat to save the meat
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Meat which has been forced through tiny holes
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