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Fresh Meat

Meat that are sold right after slaughter without undergoing chilling or other preservation method.

Chilled Meat

Meat that has been cooled to a temperature just above freezing point within 24 hours after slaughter. Sold in supermarket and meat shop.

Frozen Meat

Meat cuts that has been frozen to a temperature of 20°C or 18°C. Imported meat.

Cured Meat

Meat that has been treated with a curing agent or solution. Includes beef, ham, tapa, bacon, tocino, and sausages.

Processed Meat

Canned meat products prepared, frozen, then heat processed hermetically. Includes corned beef, luncheon meat and other local food preparation.

Bain Marie

A piece of French cooking equipment that is used to heat things slowly and gently.

double-boiler or a water bath.

Bean Marie is also known as

Baster

It is used to baste meat as it cooks in it's own juices.

Baster

Commonly used for rotisserie cooking, grilling, and roasting.

Boning Knife

It is a narrow-bladed knife used to remove the bones and/or flesh from meat.

Boning Knife

The blade is stiff when used for beef and pork, but a flexible blade is more useful for poultry and fish.

Braising Pan

It is a special enameled cast-iron pan with a tight fitting lid used to braise meats.

brazier, braiser or rondeau.

Braising Pan is also called a ________________.

Broiler Pan

It is a pan that is designed to fit under the broiler. Usually a rack is suspended over a reservoir to both elevate the meat and catch the drippings.

Butcher's Knife

It is a knife that is made specifically for butchering, processing, and sometimes gutting animals.

Carving Knife

It is a long, thin knife used for cutting thin slices of cooked meat.

Chinese Chef's Knife

It is a large, rectangular-bladed knife resembling a cleaver, but much lighter and thinner.

Chinese Chef's Knife

Like other chef's knives, it is an all-purpose knife used for a variety of tasks.

Cleaver

It is a large, rectangular, heavy, and thick-bladed knife used for "cleaving" bone and meat quickly and efficiently.

Chopping/Cutting Board

It is a durable board used to place material on to be cut. It is used in the kitchen for preparing food.

wood or plastic

Kitchen cutting boards are often made of ___________.

Crock Pot

It is a brand name for a type of slow cooker, which is a type of electric cooking appliance used for making dips, soups, stews and braised dishes.

Dutch Oven

It is a thick-walled iron (usually cast iron) cooking pot with a tight-fitting lid.

Frying Pan/Skillet

It is a pan used for frying, searing, and browning foods.

Hamburger Patty Mold

It is used for forming hamburger patties.

Meat Fork

It is a large fork used for serving meat.

Meat Grinder

It is a kitchen appliance for grinding, fine mincing or mixing raw or cooked meat, fish, vegetables, or similar food.

Meat Slicer

It is a tool used in butcher shops and delicateness to slice meats.

Mixing Bowl

It is used for mixing ingredients.

Meat Tenderizer

It is a heavy blunt instrument operated by hand that is used to "tenderize" meat by breaking down some of the cellular walls and collagen.

Stock Pot

It is large stainless or aluminum pot that is used to make stocks, broths and soups.

Pressure Cooker

Food can be cooked faster in it since the boiling point of water increases with pressure.

Pressure Cooker

It consists of a pressurized pot which has controlled vent at a specific pressure above atmospheric pressure.

15

It is a typical for the pressure of venting to be about ________ pounds per square inch above atmospheric pressure.

121°C - 257°F

Pressure Cooker raises the boiling point to about _________.

Wholesale cuts

Otherwise known as prime cuts.

Wholesale cuts

Large cuts of meat from the carcass of the animal.

Secondary Cuts/Retail Cuts

Smaller cuts of meat

Retail Cuts

An example is the ham part.

Proportional Cuts

Smaller portions cut from a specific part of the animal.

Proportional Cuts

Include spareribs, pork chop and tenderloin.

Meat specialty cuts/Variety Cuts/Meat sundries

Animal glands and other internal organs such as the liver heart and kidney.

Tender Cuts

Fifth Meat Cut

Tough cuts of meat

Sixth Meat Cut

Special Cuts

Example part: Liver

Proportional cuts

Example part: Tenderloin

Special Cuts

Example part: Kidney

Special Cuts

Example part: Heart

Retail Cuts

Example part: Ham

Proportional Cuts

Example part: Porkchops

Special Cuts

Example part: Lungs

Proportional Cuts

Example part: Spareribs

Fresh Meat

Meat without undergoing chilling

Fresh Meat

Sold mostly in public markets or wet markets in our country