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CONCEPTS:
1. Food from plants and animals
2. Ingredients
3. Methods of food preparation
4. Methods of food preservation​

Answers

Answered by Anonymous
3

1. Food from plants and animals

  • From Animal - fish, milk, meat, poultry, and cheese. , From Plants - Fruits and vegetables, which are an important source of fibres, proteins and carbohydrates.

2. Ingredients

  • a component part or element of something.

3. Methods of food preparation

  • Methods of Food Production
  • Chopping or slicing of vegetables.
  • Curing food.
  • Grinding and marinating.
  • Emulsification.
  • Food fermentation.
  • Fermenting beer at brewing industries.
  • Boiling, broiling, frying, grilling, steaming and mixing.
  • Pasteurization.

4. Methods of food preservation

  • Oldest methods of preservation consists drying, refrigeration, and fermentation. and Modern methods include canning, pasteurization, freezing, irradiation, and the addition of chemicals.

Answered by navaneethbanoth
1

Explanation:

  1. plants and animals are the main source of the food for all the organisms on the earth . food obtained from the animals is the source of protein , meat , and fish , polutery and cheese . whereas plants provide us with fruits and vegetables , which are an important source fibres proteins and carbohydrates .
  2. any of the food or substance that are combined to make a particular dish .
  3. preparation of food
  • buy a vegetable for curry
  • take al the ingredients for preparing dish
  • we have to cut all the vegetables
  • we have to prepare a stove for for preparing curry
  • take all the vegetables and keep it on the stove
  • add ingredients for the vegetables for which We are preapering the type of dish
  • wait for the dish to cook .

4. among the oldest method of preservation are dying , recreation and fedimentation . modern methods including canning , pastreuization , freezing , irridiation and additional of chemicals.

advance in packinging of materials have played on important role in modern preservation .

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