A) To create new types of protein sources. B) To remove all flavor from the food. C) To increase the water content for better flavor. D) Preservation by inhibiting bacteria, yeast, and mold growth.
A) 12,000 B.C. B) 1,000 A.D. C) 5,000 B.C. D) 500 B.C.
A) Microwave heating B) Sun drying C) High-pressure boiling D) Chemical fermentation
A) Biltong B) Bacalhau C) Harðfiskur D) Prosciutto
A) A prune B) A raisin C) A fig D) A date
A) Dried mushrooms B) Dried grapes C) Dried reindeer meat D) Dried cod
A) Sodium chloride B) Citric acid C) Potassium metabisulfite D) Calcium carbonate
A) It sublimates directly from solid to gas. B) It is boiled away as steam. C) It turns into liquid and drains out. D) It is absorbed by chemical desiccants.
A) It is significantly cheaper to perform. B) It is a faster process than sun drying. C) It uses no electricity. D) It mitigates changes in flavor and nutritional value.
A) It eliminates the need for any packaging. B) It requires no energy source. C) It is affordable and easy to maintain. D) It is the most expensive method available.
A) The use of plastic barriers for packaging. B) The combination of multiple preservation methods. C) A method to accelerate the evaporation process. D) A technique that uses extreme heat only.
A) Open-air containers B) Metal cages C) Water-soluble paper D) Vacuum sealing
A) It may require refrigeration or freezing for safe storage. B) It will last indefinitely at room temperature. C) It becomes toxic immediately. D) It loses all its sugar content.
A) Harðfiskur B) Bresaola C) Prosciutto D) Beef jerky
A) It becomes a raisin. B) It becomes a fig. C) It becomes a date. D) It becomes a prune. |