Exam 12: Meat, Fish, and Poultry

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The protein in connective tissue that occurs in ligaments is:

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Shellfish are divided into mollusks and crustaceas.

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The gelatinous material that collects in the pan when pot roast has been braised for a long time is comparable to the gelatin used in making gelatin gels.

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The main purpose of cooking fish is to:

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Fish fibers are called myotomes which are connected to sheets of connective tissue (mycomatta).

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Dry heat for long cooking periods at low oven temperatures can be used even for less tender cuts of meat.

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Fish is done when the muscle fibers flake.

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Do you think consumers will accept vacuum packaged meat at the supermarket? Why or why not? What would be the advantages of vacuum packed meat?

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During rigor, a chemical change in color may take place resulting in dark cutting meat. The change is related to:

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The two major categories of proteins in muscles are:

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Gelation is the formation of a gel from a sol.

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Adding soy protein to ground beef increases drip loss.

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Elastin is the connective tissue that is resistant to heat.

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The myoglobin pigment consists of four pyrrole rings linked to a central molecule of magnesium.

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Soy protein products can add variety and texture plus good quality protein to a person's diet.

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Just as in cooking red meat, cooking poultry to a high internal temperature results in less juicy meat.

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In cured meats, myoglobin unites with:

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