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FOOD PROCESSING:CURING &CURING SY 25-26

Total questions: 29

Worksheet time: 15mins

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Class
Date
1.

What are the four ways of curing mentioned in the lesson?

a)

Pumping Pickle, Cover Pickle, Dry Curing, Combination Curing

b)

Boiling, Steaming, Roasting, Grilling

c)

Fermentation, Smoking, Freezing, Salting

d)

Baking, Frying, Marinating, Poaching

2.

Which method of curing injects the mixture into the meat?

a)

Pumping Pickle

b)

Dry Rub

c)

Smoking

d)

Soaking Brine

3.

Which method of curing submerges the meat in the prepared mixture?

a)

Cover Pickle

b)

Dry Rub

c)

Injection Curing

d)

Smoking

4.

Which method of curing involves rubbing a dry cure mixture into the meat by hand?

a)

Dry Curing

b)

Wet Curing

c)

Injection Curing

d)

Smoking

5.

Which of the following is NOT a quality of salt in food processing?

a)

Enhances flavor

b)

Improves texture

c)

Increases water activity

d)

Reduces water activity

6.

List two health conditions that can result from too much salt in the diet.

a)

Increased blood pressure linked to cardiovascular diseases, chronic kidney diseases, osteoporosis, stomach cancer (any two)

b)

Diabetes and anemia

c)

Asthma and arthritis

d)

Cataracts and eczema

7.

Sugar is primarily used in curing for its characteristic flavor. Which of the following is NOT a function of sugar in curing?

a)

Counteract the harshness of salt

b)

Provide energy for bacteria that changes nitrate into nitrite

c)

Increase water activity

d)

Reduce water activity

8.

What is the main function of water in the curing process?

a)

To dissolve curing agents and act as a dispersing agent for nitrites.

b)

To increase the temperature of the curing process.

c)

To add flavor to the cured product.

d)

To act as a preservative itself.

9.

Name two herbs and two spices commonly used as seasoning in curing meat.

a)

Herbs: parsley, cilantro; Spices: pepper, cumin (any two from each list)

b)

Herbs: mint, basil; Spices: cinnamon, nutmeg

c)

Herbs: rosemary, thyme; Spices: turmeric, cardamom

d)

Herbs: dill, chives; Spices: paprika, saffron

10.

Some herbs and spices have antioxidant and bacteriostatic properties.

a)

True

b)

False

11.

What is the chemical name of salt used in food processing?

a)

Sodium chloride (NaCl)

b)

Potassium iodide (KI)

c)

Magnesium sulfate (MgSO4)

d)

Calcium carbonate (CaCO3)

12.

What are extenders in cured meat? Extenders are optional high-protein sources added to cured meat to reduce _____?

a)

cost

b)

flavor

c)

color

d)

moisture

13.

Which of the following is an example of an extender used in cured meat?

a)

Vitamin C

b)

Soy Protein Isolate

c)

Liquid Smoke

d)

Salt

14.

What are additives in food? Additives are substances added to food to enhance the _____ or quality.

a)

flavor

b)

weight

c)

price

d)

color

15.

Which of the following is an example of an additive?

a)

Soy Protein Isolate

b)

Vitamin C

c)

Ground Meat

d)

Tocino

16.

What does 'mise-en-place' mean in French culinary practice? Mise-en-place means 'to put everything in ____.'

a)

place

b)

order

c)

line

d)

motion

17.

Which curing method is ideal for ground meat and smaller cuts of meat?

a)

Dry Cure

b)

Pumping Pickle

c)

Cover Pickle

d)

All of the above

18.

What is the first step in preparing skinless longganisa?

a)

Wear PPE

b)

Mix the ingredients

c)

Shape the mixture into logs

d)

Cook the longganisa

19.

Which of the following should NOT be used as wood chippings to smoke meat/fish?

a)

Hardwood

b)

Softwood like cedar

c)

Both can be used

d)

None of the above

20.

What is the equipment used to smoke the meat/fish called?

a)

The smokehouse

b)

The oven

c)

The grill

d)

The freezer

21.

Cold smoking is done at temperatures ______ to ______ degree Celsius.

a)

63 to 104

b)

20 to 30

c)

40 to 60

d)

110 to 130

22.

What should be used for cold smoking?

a)

Dry wood

b)

Wet wood

c)

Charcoal

d)

Gas

23.

Hot smoking is usually done at what temperature range?

a)

20 to 30°C

b)

50 to 60°C

c)

80 to 100°C

d)

120 to 140°C

24.

Which of the following indicates that the fish is done smoking?

a)

Internal temperature has reached 63°C

b)

The belly fin can be removed easily

c)

The belly flesh appears white and not glassy

d)

All of the above

25.

What color does light-colored fish become after smoking?

a)

Yellow or light brown

b)

Red

c)

Blue

d)

Green

26.

What is the first step in smoking a fish?

a)

Wear PPE

b)

Add salt to the fish

c)

Light the smoker

d)

Cut the fish into pieces

27.

What is the purpose of brining the fish before smoking?

a)

To prepare the fish for smoking and test the salinity

b)

To make the fish sweeter

c)

To remove all moisture from the fish

d)

To cook the fish completely

28.

What should you do after cooking the 15% brining solution until it boils?

a)

Quickly submerge the fish, then remove when the eyes of the fish turn white

b)

Let the solution cool completely before adding the fish

c)

Add sugar to the solution and continue boiling for 10 minutes

d)

Remove the pot from heat and discard the solution

29.

What is the final step in smoking a fish?

a)

Remove if the color is golden brown

b)

Add more salt to the fish

c)

Increase the smoking temperature

d)

Soak the fish in water