5. FOOD GROUPS
GO, GROW, GLOW!
GO – GIVE US ENERGY
GROW – HELPS BUILD OUR
MUSCLES
GLOW – PROTECTS US FROM
ILLNESS AND KEEPS OUR HAIR,
6. Go Foods (ENERGY
GIVING FOODS):
•Are grains or starchy
foods like bread, rice,
pasta, or oats
•Are high
in carbohydrates
•Give our body energy to
do things like run and play
7. Grow Foods (BODY
BUILDING FOODS):
•Are beans, nuts,
meat, fish, eggs,
and dairy
•Are high in protein
•Help us grow and
stay strong
8. Glow Foods (BODY
REGULATING
FOODS):
• Are fruits and vegetables
• Have lots of vitamins
• Help our skin, teeth, and
hair look nice
• Help our brain think
• Help our body feel good
and protect us from
9.
10. Food pyramid
The Food Pyramid is a visual
representation of how
different foods and drinks
contribute towards a healthy
balanced diet.
15. Chopping
Board
A cutting board is a solid,
flat board used during
food preparation or
service to protect
countertops and other
surfaces from damage
while slicing food items.
32. Frying
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This means cooking your food in fat – there are several variations of
frying:
• Deep-frying, where the food is completely immersed in hot oil
• Stir-frying, where you fry the food very quickly on a high heat in a
oiled pan
• Pan-frying, where food is cooked in a frying pan with oil; and
• Sauteing, where the food is browned on one side and then the
other with a small quantity of fat or oil.
33. Roasting
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Roasting is basically a high heat form of
baking, where your food gets drier and
browner on the outside by initial exposure
to a temperature of over 500F.
This prevents most of the moisture being
cooked out of the food.
34. Grilling
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This is a fast, dry and very hot way of cooking,
where the food is placed under an intense
radiant heat.
You can use various sources of heat for grilling:
wood burning, coals, gas flame, or electric
heating.
Before grilling, food can be marinaded or
seasoned
.
37. Blanching
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Here the food is part-cooked, and then
immediately submerged in ice cold
water to stop the cooking process.
All sorts of vegetables can be blanched,
including green beans, asparagus and
potatoes.
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