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GCSE Food
OCR Mixed
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04/20/2006

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Term
What is the function of fat in pastry making?
Definition
To prevent gluten forming when water is added, fat coats the flour grains giving the pastry a short crumbly texture.
Term
What is the function of water in pastry making?
Definition
Water binds the rubbed mixture of fat and flour together, and makes it easier to roll out the pastry.
Term
What is the function of egg in pastry making?
Definition
The egg when heated sets the milk.
Term
What could be what changes could be made to this flan filling recipe?
  • 250ml milk 2 eggs 75g cheese 50g chopped onion salt & pepper
  • Definition
  • Combination of cheeses improve the texture, flavour, and colour.
  • Include broccoli, spinich, or mushrooms for nutritional value.
  • Term
    Why are egg products considered to be high risk foods?
    Definition
    The high protein moisture content provides the ideal conditions for multi- organic growth, especially salmonella?
    Term
    Name some ingredients that contribute to the NSP (Non Starch Polysaccharide)?
    Definition
    NSP is linked with dietary fibre
  • Wholegrain foods (bread, cereals)
  • Fruit & Vegetables
  • Pulses
  • Nuts
  • Term
    How is food preserved using the cook chill process? What are the advantages?
    Definition
    Food is cooked and then rapidly chilled. The products are stored between 0-3°C
    The bacteria remains inactive for up to 5 days, so it does not multiply if chilled.
    Term
    How is food preserved using MAP? What are the advantages?
    Definition
    Food is packed in the presence of different combinations of nitrogen, carbon dioxide, and oxygen.
    The shelf life is increased, and flavour, texture, and colour is retained.
    Term
    Name some pieces of information that must be included on food labels, according to legislation.
    Definition
  • Ingredients
  • Product name
  • Best before/ Use by date
  • Storage conditions
  • Term
    What piece of equipment is used in the food industry to check the temperature of food?
    Definition
    Temperature probe
    Term
    What temperature range is known as the 'danger zone'?
    Definition
    0°-63°C
    Term
    What is ambient temperature?
    Definition
    Normal room temperature
    Term
    What foods do not freeze well?
    Definition
    Lettuce and Strawberries because the crystals erupt and rupture the cells, causeing damage.
    Term
    Give ways in which a manufacturer would carry out evaluation procedures during the design of a new product.
    Definition
  • Collect ideas and see whether people will buy the product
  • Tasting groups
  • Analyse performance of the control system e.g.: did the control checks work?
  • See if it is it easy to manufacture.
  • Term
    Why is it important to keep certain raw materials away from the final procuct?
    Definition
  • To avoid cross contamination
  • To make sure meat and vegetables do not cross
  • Wet and dry ingredients must not mix
  • Term
    Name some safety checks carried out by HACCP.
    Definition
  • Check that meat is stored in a refrigerator
  • Check food handlers for hygiene
  • Check that equipment has been kept clean
  • Check work surfaces have been washed and dried
  • Check ingredients have been stored carefully
  • Check water quality.
  • Term
    List four ways that computer systems can assist the manufacturer in ensuring quality.
    Definition
  • Sensing temperature
  • Control conveyor belts
  • Weighing
  • Timing
  • Information on labels.
  • Term
    Give the advantages of using a food processor in industry.
    Definition
  • Saves time
  • Saves labour
  • Uniformity is achieved
  • Term
    Name a healthy snack and drink, and the main peice of electrical equipment used to produce it.
    Definition
    Fruit Juice-juice extracter
    Term
    If electrical equipment is misused, explain the implications on the company.
    Definition
    If equipment is without guards, fingers can be caught, and this could result in the company being sued.
    Term
    What commercial production method would be used to produce a basic loaf in an in-store bakery?
    Definition
    Batch production
    Term
    Explain batch production.
    Definition
    Using the same mixture and adding and removing ingredients. This is easily adaptable.
    Term
    What is the function
  • Yeast?
  • Warm Water?
  • Definition
    ,li>To make the bread rise
  • Carbon dioxide gas needs to be released.
  • Term
    Name ingredients that could be added to a basic bread mixture to improve the nutritional value.
    Definition
    Sesame seed, multigrain, and onion.
    Term
    Which country did pitta bread originate from?
    Definition
    Greece
    Term
    Name some charcteristics of egg and products that use it.
    Definition
  • Thickening-Custard, Quiche
  • Emulsifying-Cakes, Mayonnaise
  • Bulking- Meringue, Quiche
  • Coagulation- Baked cakes, Meringue
  • Term
    Explain the performance characteristics of eggs during aeration.
    Definition
  • Protein in the egg stretches,...
  • ...traps tiny air bubbles...
  • ...Which bulk the product up.
  • Term
    Explain the performance characteristics of eggs during emulsification.
    Definition
  • The egg helps the fat and sugar to become more stable during cake making.
  • It emulsifies oil and vinegar when making mayonnaise.
  • It mostly prevents seperation.
  • Term
    Why is powdered egg sometimes used in commercial food products?
    Definition
  • Cuts down risk of salmonella and helps to make food products safer to eat.
  • Helps avoid cross contamination from raw eggs.
  • Term
    Evaluate the role that additives play in the manufacture of food in our diet for the consumer.
    Definition
  • Preserves food and gives them a longer shelf life.
  • Can produce or retain expected qualities like colour
  • They are able to provide quick convenient meals.
  • Term
    Evaluate the role that additives play in the manufacture of food in our diet for the manufacturer.
    Definition
  • They help maintain product consistency
  • Restore original charcteristics lost after processing like taste or colour
  • They also help keep foods safer, e.g, they stop oils from going rancid.
  • Term
    Using an example, explain what society considers to be the benefit of organic farming methods.
    Definition
  • With organic vegetables...
  • ...No artificial pesticides or fertilizers are used...
  • ...which is better for the environment...
  • ...and gives a better taste.
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