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FFSS MB PT. 1

The connective tissue that is insoluble at temperatures of 100°C or higher.

elastin

Color pigments that are very soluble in cooking water.

anthocyanins

It refers to the coagulation of milk protein.

curdling

The phenolic compound responsible for enzymatic browning in fruits and vegetables.

tannin

Substance/s responsible for the astringent or “puckery” flavor or unripe bananas.

tannins

A substance that is naturally present in egg yolk and acts as an emulsifier.

lecithin

Filipino delicacy made from grated cassava and sugar that is steam and formed into balls, then rolled
in grated coconut.

pichi-pichi

Food-borne bacteria that tolerate nitrites and cause intoxication when a million or more cells per gram are
present in the food.

Staphylococcus aureus

It refers to the prevention of microbial contamination of food by sanitary food handling and the sealing of
food from outside contamination.

asepsis

The principle/s of food preservation include/s:

all of the above

Bacteria that come in chain of cocci cells are referred to as:

Streptococci

Rancidity of fat is related to:

degree of saturation

The cheese made from soy milk.

tofu

Examples of fermented food products:

b and c only

Microorganism used for cheese ripening:

mold

Example of a stiff dough:

pie crust

It is used in candy making to produce invert sugar.

cream of tartar

The addition of sugar in egg white foams _____.

delays foam formation

Hydrogenation of oil _____.

prevents oxidation

The change in the physical characteristics of eggs when fried is a good example of:

coagulation

The systematic study of food spoilage brought about by bacteria, yeast, or molds in food is known as:

food microbiology

These are considered sensory difference tests:

a & c only

The best way to measure the dimensions of a regularly-shaped food.

a and b only

Flavor is best evaluated using:

sensory analysis

A moist method of cooking:

stewing

In pinipig, the ability to gelatinize is _____.

decreased

The process of converting liquid fat to solid fat is called:

hydrogenation

The dispersion of starch in cold water is called a/an:

suspension

The leavening agent that is incorporated by mixing, beating, or sifting.

air

In curing, the desirable pink color in uncooked cured meat is due to _____.

nitrosylmyoglobin

This type of rice can be stored longer since the bran and germ have been removed.

polished

Chicken wings are ____ but _____.

more flavorful; less tender

A market form of sugar into which cornstarch is added to prevent caking.

confectioner’s sugar

The gelatinization point of starch is a range of temperature because ______.

the rate at which starch granules absorb water varies

The green discoloration around the yolk of hard-boiled egg is caused by the _______.1

formation of iron sulfide

A milk product that is made from coagulating casein with acid.

cheese

Dried beans should be soaked in water to ________.

shorten the cooking time

Cooking meat makes it tender due to the ______.

conversion of collagen to elastin

A raw starch flavor is brought about by _____.

lumping

_____ is a local noodle made from mungbean flour while ______ is made from rice or rice and corn
mixture.

Sotanghon; bihon

The type/s of heat transfer used when chicken is roasted in an oven.
radiation 2. conduction 3. convection 4. Induction

1 & 3

The % overrun of an ice cream with an initial ice cream mixture of 160ml and has a final yield of 280ml.

75%

This property of starch is exemplified when bread becomes stale.

retrogradation

To prevent the formation of lumps in cooking starch, it is first dispersed in melted fat to form a ______.

roux

This baked product is made from a drop batter:

muffin

It can precipitate the casein protein in milk:

rennet

This enzyme mediates browning reactions in fruits and vegetables.

pectinase

This pectic substance is predominantly present in under ripened fruits.

protopectin

It refers to goat meat.

chevon

A semi-solid mass formed when milk proteins are acted upon by heat, acid, or enzymes:

curd

The optimal stage in the formation of an egg white foam when making sponge cake.

stiff peak stage

A flour mixture where the proportion of flour to liquid is 1:1.

pour batter

The effect of adding sugar to egg white foam.

It delays foam formation.

The best way to extract color from annatto seeds is to _____.

use hot oil

It is fat rendered from the fatty tissues of pork.

lard

Sauerkraut is made of:

cabbage

A spicy Bicolano dish that makes use of internal organs, jalapeno peppers, and seasoned with
black pepper powder.

kandingga

Agar is added to a microbiological culture medium to _______.

solidify the medium

Poultry products are likely sources of infection by:

Salmonella sp.

The amount of moisture available for bacterial growth is known as:

water activity

Certain types of bacteria multiply in food and give off poisonous wastes. Diseases caused by eating the food that contains these poisons are classified as:

intoxications

Most cases of foodborne illnesses resulting from biological hazards are caused by:

bacteria

The swelling of starch gels due to absorption of water is known as:

gelatinization

The process of removing fat crystals so that oil remains liquid at refrigerated temperature.

winterizing

Example of an emulsion:

salad dressing

Yogurt is an example of:

fermented milk

The temperature at which fat begins to vaporize is known as:

smoke point

A crude market form of sugar where sugarcane extract is evaporated into a brown syrup concentrate and molded in a halved coconut shell.

panutsa

A physical change undergone by starch gels during storage that leads to an increase in crystalline aggregates and results in a gritty texture, as in the case of the formation of a thin film on top of puddings.

retrogradation

A dark purple-colored rice used in “puto bumbong.”

pirurutong

A common mixing method used to combine fat and flour in the preparation of pie crusts.

cutting-in

The step-in yeast bread making where the dough is knocked down to release excess carbon dioxide and collapse the gluten initially formed.

punching down

The minimum level of butter fat/milk in an ice cream frozen dessert.

10%

The difference in volume between an unfrozen cream mixture and the frozen ice cream mixture.

overrun

The chemical formed when fat or oil is heated to its smoke point.

acrolein

Enzymes in food responsible for the ripening of fruits.

pectinases

Source/s of sucrose.

candies

A local rice product that is sweetened and puffed.

ampaw

Local dessert/snack items made with non-glutinous rice except:

maja blanca

The ingredient that increases foam stability in eggs.

acid

Cream of tartar in angel food cake serves which of the following purposes?

It is a leavening agent, increasing tenderness and firms egg white foam.

Orange juice with calcium added during processing is considered to be _____.

fortified

Irradiation is effective in eliminating bacteria, yeasts, and molds but it may not eradicate _____.

botulinum spores

Increasing the chain length of a saturated fatty acid will _____ its melting point.

increase

The term used to describe a cream soup made from shellfish.

bisque

Which of the following foods is commonly associated with E. coli?

fresh green salad

The presence of Escherichia coli in water indicates _____.

fecal contamination

How does a low temperature work to preserve foods?

By slowing microbial growth.

What is the starting substrate of fermentation?

sugar

The ingredient responsible for color fixation of cured meats.

nitrite

Which of the following is true about pasteurization?

It destroys enzymes and relatively heat-sensitive microorganisms.

The primary symptom of most food-borne diseases is ____.

diarrhea

What phase in the microbial growth curve is characterized by very rapid cell growth and highest sensitivity to antimicrobial agents?

log phase

This parasite can be killed by cooking and is commonly found in the muscle of pigs.

Trichinella

Which of the following groups is a good source of polyunsaturated fatty acids?

vegetable oils

When using the muffin method of mixing, over-mixing will produce what type of unwanted result?

tough

The process where sugar is melted to form a brown, viscous mixture.

caramelization

It is classified as a root vegetable.

carrot

The two most important factors when preparing quick breads are the ____ of the batter and the _____.

consistency; temperature

The function of starch when it is used in chocolate drinks and cooked dressings is as an _____ agent.

stabilizing

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