GCSE Food Technology
Across
- 3. Carried in the blood, attached to lipoproteins
- 4. The main mineral in the body
- 11. This carbohydrate is made from two sugar molecules
- 13. Splitting tasks between two or more recipes to make the best use of time
- 14. to loosen the browned juices on the bottom of the pan by adding a liquid or stirring
- 15. Large-scale, long term shift in the planet’s weather patterns or average temperatures
- 17. The range of temperatures between 5ᵒC - 63ᵒC at which bacteria begin to multiply
- 18. Cooking technique involving heating food on a low heat without any fat or oil.
- 19. A complex carbohydrate found in wholegrain cereals and cereal products
- 20. Starch molecules breaking into smaller groups of glucose molecules when exposed to dry heat
- 21. A method of cooking where heat is transferred through a liquid or air to the food
Down
- 1. A farming method which uses technology and pesticides in the cultivation of crops
- 2. Additive which intensifies the colour of food
- 5. The setting or joining together of denatured protein molecules during heating
- 6. Date mark which tells you when the food or ingredient’s quality is best up until
- 7. Traditional style of cooking and eating that has developed in a country or region of the world
- 8. Date mark put on high-risk foods
- 9. The way a person or group of people eats
- 10. Chemical bonds in a protein food have broken, causing the protein molecule to unfold and change shape
- 12. A large, general purpose knife with a deep blade
- 16. This causes fruit to ripen, change colour, texture, flavour and aroma