Exam 17: Pork

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Canadian bacon is prepared from boneless pork loin.

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Which primal cut of pork is the least tender?

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The pork loin is the only primal cut of pork that is not typically cured or smoked.

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What should be trimmed from pork tenderloin before cooking?

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What is important to remember when tying a boneless pork roast?

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The primal fresh ham comprises about one quarter of the total carcass weight.

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Pork is tender because advances in animal husbandry have made it leaner.

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What does the term niche pork refer to?

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What is the primary ingredient in jambalaya?

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Where does bacon come from?

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Pigs are bred to have long loins.

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Because pork has a mild flavor, it is complimented by a variety of seasonings from spicy to sweet.

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Where do the highest quality and most expensive cuts of pork come from?

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What is the ratio of salt to water for a light brine?

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What is the name of a thick herb sauce served on meats in Argentina?

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Where are center cut pork chops cut from?

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What is the meaty, tender pork cut containing a portion of the blade bone?

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How can you prepare fresh ham?

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Why is a thin layer of fat left on center cut pork chops?

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Unlike beef, veal and lamb, the ribs and shoulder of a pork carcass are considered a single primal cut.

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