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Food Preparation in the Home
Getting Started in the Kitchen
Getting Started in the Kitchen
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Test your Knowledge
Identify kitchen sanitation and safety hazards
Mastery Check
Determine proper storage for food items
Quiz
Recognize a properly written recipe
Quiz II
Measuring Basics
Quiz III
End of Lesson
Introduction to supermarket secrets
Introduction to supermarket secrets
Understand and use supermarket setup to your advantage
Food Consumerism
Calculate and use unit prices to find the best deals
Supermarket Sales Strategies
Final
End of Lesson
Large and Small Equipment
Define common cooking terms
Mastery Check
Large and Small Equipment
Mastery Check of Utensils
Microwave Oven
Quiz
Contact Professor
Final
Final
End of Course
Nutrition and Menu Planning
Nutrition and Menu Planning
MyPyramid
MyPyramid Analysis sheet
Quiz
Meal Plans
Mastery Check
Final
End of Lesson
Betty Crocker's Cookbook
Betty Crocker's Cookbook
Quick Bread
Mastery Check
Quick Bread Recipe
Quiz
End of Lesson
Yeast Breads: Introduction
Yeast Breads: Introduction
Review The Basics
Mastery Check
More Basics
Quiz
Professor
End of Lesson
Grains, Pasta, Soups, and Spices
Grains, Pasta, Soups, and Spices
Review the Grains group of MyPyramid
Mastery
Uses for a White Sauce
Quiz
End of Lesson
Home Lab Worksheet Portfolio
Page 1
Fruits and Garnishes
Introduction
Maintain nutrients and quality of fruits
Mastery Check
Study principles of food garnishing
Quiz
End of Lesson
Vegetables and Salads
Introduction
Vegetables and Salads
Mastery Check
Vegetarianism
Quiz
Making Salads
Quiz II
Professor
End of Lesson
Milk and Eggs
Milk and Eggs
The Milk Group
Instruction
Milk and Milk Products
Mastery Check
Cooking Techniques for Milk Products
Quiz
Cooking Techniques for Eggs
Final Quiz
End of Lesson
Meats
Introduction
Meats: Amino Acids
Mastery Check
Cuts of Meat
Master Check
Basics of cooking with dried beans, or legumes
Assignment
General Rules of Grilling
Instructions
Professor
Poultry and Seafood
Poultry and Seafood
Storing Chicken and Turkey
Quiz
Storing Seafood
Quiz
End of Lesson
Home Cooking Demonstration
Page 1
Sugar and Candy
Sugar and Candy: Introduction
Identify types and functions of sweeteners
Mastery Check
Basics of Candy Making
Quiz
Professor
Fats, Cakes, Cookies, and Pies
Fats, Cakes, Cookies, and Pies
Restate your understanding of types and functions of fats
Instructions
Explain the basics of cake and cookie making
Quiz
Pastry Making
Quiz II
Final Lesson
Final Lesson
Page 1
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Lesson 5: Quick Breads
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Mastery Check
Identify the following statements about quick breads as true or false.
For best results, use fresh baking powder and baking soda in quick bread preparation.
true
false
The use of insulated pans has no effect upon baking time of quick breads.
true
false
If you mix quick breads too much, they become tough.
true
false
It is preferable to mix nut breads with a mixer.
true
false
If your nut bread develops a large, lengthwise crack, you overmixed the batter.
true
false
Loaf or muffin size should have no effect on cooking time for nut breads.
true
false
If you have dark baking pans, try decreasing oven temp 25º to avoid over-browning.
true
false
Baking soda and baking powder are interchangeable.
true
false
Any form of fat (tub or stick margarine, butter, oil, shortening, reduced-fat spreads) can be successfully used in all quick bread recipes.
true
false
If muffins turn out dry, it could be a result of too much flour, not enough baking time, or the oven being too hot.
true
false
A good muffin has a peaked and smooth top.
true
false
As a leavening agent, baking powder also requires acid to complete a leavening reaction.
true
false
If you do not have a pastry blender or biscuit cutter, you cannot make biscuits.
true
false
Kneading biscuit dough adds to their flaky texture.
true
false
Too much mixing and handling of biscuit dough can result in tough biscuits.
true
false
The entire pan should be greased when making quick bread loaves.
true
false
Pancakes are an example of a quick bread.
true
false
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