Across
- 5. A mix of ingredients are forced through an opening, then cut to create specific shapes, sizes, or designs
- 7. Lowering temperature to 0˚f to stop microbial activity
- 8. whole parts into smaller parts for more convenient use concentrating
- 9. Preserving foods through cleaning heating, and other processing, followed by airtight sealing in jars or cans in order to prevent activity of microorganisms and slow oxidation chopping
- 12. Salting, brining, or aging a product to extend its shelf life or make it more flavorful
- 13. Exposing a food product to smoke to preserve and improve flavor and appearance
- 14. Using abrasive force to make food particle sizes smaller
Down
- 1. Treating a product with mild heat to eliminate pathogens
- 2. Applying pressure to release juice or water
- 3. processes which mix water-based ingredients with fat-based ingredients so that the substance is stable and does not separate
- 4. Lowering temperature to 33˚-40˚F to slow microbial activity
- 6. Cleaning with water
- 10. Applying pressure to reduce the size of a food product
- 11. to release water from a food product
- 15. The use of radiant energy to kill microorganisms
- 16. Removing water from food
