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HCM232
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Examples of convenience foods include:
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A disease in which a person’s blood does not clot properly is called
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Which of the underlisted are all nutrients
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4. The term 'au lait' means:
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5. A hint for storage of nonperishable foods is:
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6. The term 'baste' means:
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Which of these factors affects kitchen planning and design:
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8. Cooking methods include:
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9. Pyridoxine is a form of
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The nutrient that provides the most concentrated form of energy is
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The types of kitchen often found in hotels, restaurants, institutions is
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Proteins of vegetable/plant origin are classified as
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Which of these is a good source of protein:
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One of the following is a method of portion control:
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15. is often called the antiscurvy vitamin
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Meat can be preserved by all the following except:
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17. Barbecue means
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The major nutrient found in meat is:
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Undesirable changes that take place in the food which eventually leads to its rejection is called
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A menu displaying individually priced dishes is called:
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21. Food spoilage is:
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The two main types of menu are and
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Bathing and washing of hands are aspects of
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Chilling and Freezing involve the application of
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The food substances we eat contain various nourishing elements called
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Braising, Poaching and Steaming are all methods
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Small organisms that can be seen only through a microscope are called
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Foods which begin to deteriorate almost immediately unless preserved in some way are called:
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Persons who are not clean, and suffering from ill-health should not
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Deficiency of protein results in a condition known as
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One of the following is a micronutrient
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The production centre where all cooking takes place is the
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Bulk purchasing is the process of
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34. Two types of kitchen are:
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The internal organs of the animal are collectively known as
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The edible or the usable part of a food item which is available after preparation, and cooking is called
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Carbohydrate is produced by plants through the process known as
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Which of these is part of determinants of portion size:
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The sum of the processes by which our body takes in food nutrients for nourishment is called
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Meat from young sheep is called:
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is the service of food from the kitchen to the restaurant through the waiter or waitress.
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The number of different sections necessary to ensure the efficient operation of a kitchen is decided by the
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Kitchen organisation may be defined as
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44. Carte du jour means
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What is the difference between fats anf oil:
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The main classes of fat are and fats.
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47. Portion control is:
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Carbohydrate is derived from one of the following foods:
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Some reasons for good purchasing include:
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A continental breakfast consists of:
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