Exam 17: Cooking Vegetables

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Covering the breast of a bird with a layer of fat to protect it during roasting is called _____________.

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What is the federal grade of chicken most often used in food service?

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Math (Metric) For each of the math questions, write the correct answer on the lines below. -The yield percent for chicken wings is 9.3%. What is the weight of one chicken wing obtained from a 1.6 kg whole bird? Round to the whole number. __________

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Poultry often carries salmonella bacteria, so careful sanitation procedures are required when handling poultry.

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A poussin is a type of __________.

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A primary difference between "light meat" and "dark meat" in poultry is that dark meat __________.

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Which of the following is not a good technique for keeping the breast moist while roasting turkey?

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Compared with chickens and turkeys, __________ have a thicker layer of fat under their skin and a lower yield.

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The shape of the carcass; the amount of flesh; the amount of fat; the presence or absence of pinfeathers; skin tears, cuts, or broken bones; and blemishes or bruises are the basis for the _____ of poultry.

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There will be more connective tissue in a piece of poultry that comes from __________.

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What is the term for a semi-boneless breast with the wing bone left in seen in the picture? What is the term for a semi-boneless breast with the wing bone left in seen in the picture?

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Which of the following is the correct order (from youngest? oldest) of types of chickens?

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Math (Metric) For each of the math questions, write the correct answer on the lines below. -A whole large fryer that weighs 2 kg will provide a little bit less than 1.2 kg of meat after it is fabricated into wings, breasts, legs, and thighs. Suppose that our percent yield is only 60% instead of 65% because our cooks have not been properly trained to fabricate chickens. How much more chicken will have to be ordered to obtain 5 kg of meat? Round to the nearest tenth. __________

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Roast turkey is done when its internal temperature reads 165°F (74°C).

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What is the bone being removed in the picture? What is the bone being removed in the picture?

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A chicken with the word ______________ on the label means that it was raised without certain chemical growth enhancers and antibiotics.

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Which of the following is most likely to be a problem when roasting poultry?

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If fresh poultry is properly stored on ice, it will keep for five to six days.

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The little nugget of tender meat in the hollow of the hip bone shown in the picture is called the___________? The little nugget of tender meat in the hollow of the hip bone shown in the picture is called the___________?

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Which of the following terms for classifying poultry refers to whether chickens are ordered whole or cut up into parts?

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