Across
- 3. Application of salt, sugar, and preservatives to extend shelf life.
- 5. USDA-approved ingredients in meat and poultry products that add texture.
- 7. removal of moisture from meat
- 9. Used in ice creams to prevent it from melting too quickly.
- 11. Exposure of meat to wood smoke for preservation and flavor.
- 15. Food additive used to help stabilize mixtures, like oil and vinegar.
- 19. Method of dehydration using salt to withdraw moisture from meat.
- 20. Process of removing moisture content into ice and gas without passing the liquid state.
Down
- 1. Substance counteracting the astringent quality of salt in curing.
- 2. Hermetic sealing of foods in cans and jars.
- 4. drying: Drying at a room temperature of 110 to 120 degrees Fahrenheit.
- 6. Exposure of meat to a temperature range of 0 to 32 degrees Fahrenheit.
- 8. nitrate: Common preservative used in cured meat products including bacon.
- 10. Substance added to foods to thicken or improve texture.
- 12. Application of salt, sugar, and other salitre(potassium nitrate) preservatives and adjuncts
- 13. Added for flavor and has antiseptic value, aids in prolonging shelf-life.
- 14. Color fixation agents responsible for the proper color in cured meat products.
- 16. Synthetic food emulsifier used in ice creams.
- 17. Transfer of extremely large energy to affect rapid biological and chemical changes.
- 18. Natural emulsifier found in apples and used in jams and jellies.
