GRAINS, LEGUMES, AND STARCHES

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What is a starch?

a type of carbohydrate, called a polysaccharide, that provides short-term energy stores in plants

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Do starches have thickening properties?

Yes

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Why are grains and legumes considered complementary proteins?

because when eaten together, they provide all the essential amino acids needed by the body

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List the three edible parts of a whole grain kernel.

bran, endosperm, and germ

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Which two parts of a whole grain kernel are removed during processing of white grains?

bran and germ are removed

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Which part of a whole grain kernel contains starch and serves as the basis of flours?

endosperm

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What two processes are used to replace necessary nutrients stripped away during the original processing of a white grain?

Enrichment and fortification

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List three whole grains.

oatmeal, brown rice, whole-wheat

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two gluten-containing grains

farro and barley

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two gluten-free grains

rice and corn

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What is the majority of corn in the U.S. grown for?

livestock

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Describe the absorption method of cooking grains. (hint: the method typically used for rice)

cooking the grains in a specific ratio of water to grain, allowing the grain to absorb all the liquid during cooking until tender.

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When cooking rice you typically want to avoid stirring, with one exception. Which classic rice dish requires constant stirring of rice while it’s cooking?

Risotto

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Beans, peas, and lentils all fall under what plant category?

legume

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List 5 examples of legumes.

chickpeas, black beans, pinto beans, lima beans, and soybeans.

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Young, bright green soybeans are referred to as what?

edamame

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What do you need to do to dried beans before starting the cooking process? (hint: three things)

sorted, rinsed, and soaked

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Should you add acidic ingredients like tomatoes and vinegar to beans early in the cooking process? Why/why not?

No, because they can toughen the beans and increase cooking time

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Pasta is made with what two main ingredients? (not including Asian noodles)

water and wheat flower

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Pasta should be cooked ____________, meaning ‘to the tooth.’

al dente

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What are the three categories of potatoes we discussed?

starchy, waxy, and all-purpose

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starchy potatoes

mashed potatoes

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waxy potatoes

potato salad

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all-purpose potatoes

red potatoes

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