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The term milk refers to what?
The raw product, straight from the cow.
Milk is what?
Highly perishable and sensitive to sunlight and temperature.
What four things make up the composition of milk?
Butterfat, protein, lactose, and minerals.
What temperature does milk have to be at to be considered pasteurized?
161F for 15 seconds.
What temperature does milk have to be at to be considered ultra high pasteurized?
280F for 2 seconds.
What is concentration, when refering to milk?
When a large amount of water is removed.
What is desiccation, when refering to milk?
When close to 100% of the water is removed.
Does milk have to be homogenized?
No.
What is homogenization?
When fat globules are pushed through a fine seive.
What are the reasons for using milk?
Increased crust color, increased keeping quality, imporved flavors, increased nutritional value.
What are the six forms of milk?
Whole, lowfat, skim, evaporated, sweetened condensed, dried.
What is the percentage of fat in whole milk?
3.5% butterfat, 8.5% solids.
What is the percentage of fat in lowfat milk?
2% butterfat, 1% solids
What percentage of water has been removed from evaporated milk?
60% of water is added.
What percentage of water has been removed, and what has been added to sweetened condensed milk?
60% of water removed, sugar is added.
What are the advantages to dried milk?
no refrigeration needed, good keeping qualities, economical, uniform, ease of handling.
What are the seven types of creams?
Half and half, light, whipping or light whipping, heavy whipping, extra-heavy, and clotted cream.
What is the percentage of fat in half and half?
10.5% to 18% fat
What is the percentage of fat in Light cream?
18% to 30% fat
What is the percentage of fat in Light cream?
18% to 30% fat
What is the percentage of fat in whipping cream?
30% to 36% fat
What is the percentage of fat in heavy whipping cream?
36% or more
What is the percentage of fat in extra-heavy whipping cream?
38% to 40% fat
What is the percentage of fat in clotted cream?
55% fat
What makes up an egg?
Shell, yolk, white, air cell.
How is the size of an egg determined?
By the weight in the shell.
What are the eight funtions of eggs?
Leavening, color, flavor, richness, extend shelf life, contain lecithin, nutritional value, binding/structure.
What is the ratio of yolk to white in an egg?
1 to 2
What size egg should you always assume a recipe is in?
Large.
An egg contains what weight of yolk and white?
.67 ounce yolk, 1 ounce white.
How do you get brown eggs?
the color difference has to do with the breed of hen.