Meat and Poultry
Across
- 2. Fish and whole muscle meats must be cooked to one hundred ______ five degrees F
- 5. All moist cooking methods require this
- 8. This moist cooking method is on large pieces of meat and the liquid comes halfway up the meat
- 9. The caramelization of sugars in the presence of proteins is called the ____ Reaction
- 12. Fat distributed throughout the muscle meat
- 15. The compound that makes dark meat dark in poultry
- 18. Having all of your prep in place before you start cooking is called ____ en place
- 20. 32 degrees F is the temperature at which water ____
- 21. The edible internal organs of poultry that are usually found in the cavity
- 23. Poultry and stuffed meats must be cooked to one hundred _____ five degrees F
- 24. This type of frying has the fat come halfway up the food
Down
- 1. The moist cooking method where the liquid is between 140 and 180 degrees F
- 3. If a muscle is used frequently, it will be _____ but more flavorful
- 4. Trussing meat or poultry ensures ____ even cooking and a better presentation
- 6. If a cooking method has no liquid, it is called this
- 7. The moist cooking method where the liquid is between 185 and 205 degrees F
- 10. The large pieces that an animal is broken down in to, and where various cuts come from
- 11. The dry cooking method where the heat comes from only above
- 13. Vegetables and fruit must be cooked to 135 _____ F
- 14. Tough cuts require ___ and moisture to break down connective tissue
- 16. The parts of the animal that are not standard cuts of meat, and are generally not muscle
- 17. _____ beef must be cooked to 155 degrees F
- 19. This moist cooking method uses bite size pieces of meat and the liquid completely covers the meat
- 22. 212 degrees F is the temperature at which water ____