Les 5 Potatoes, Rice and Grain

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Welcome to the (online) class
Start lesson:
8.30 uur 20IMHA/B
12.55 uur 20IMHC/D
Microphone
off
Camera
on
Do you have a question or comment?
Raise your hand or use the chat
What do you need for this lesson?
Pen and paper. Phone and laptop
Topic of this lesson:
Potatoes, Rice and Grain!

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Potatoes, Rice and Grain!
Period 3
Cooking IMH

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Teaching goals
  • You recognize the differences between potatoes, rice, grains and flour dishes
  • You know at least how to name the applications of potatoes, rice, grains and flour in the kitchen.
  • You know what potato substitutes are.
  • You recognize the different types of potatoes, rice, grains and flour dishes.
  • Recognize the quality

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1. In which 5 main groups can you divide fruit?
2. What are the edible parts of a plant?

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What is a potato?

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What is a potato?
Potatoes are tubers that grow underground on the potato plant. Potatoes contain fiber, vitamins and minerals.
Subgroups potato
Waxy This potato stays whole after cooking.

Fairly firm The potato stays whole during cooking, but the outside is a bit softer (crumbly).

Crumbly / floral The potato is firm in the center after cooking and a bit crumbly on the outside.

Very floury / very flowery The potato falls apart easily after cooking.


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What types of potato do you know?
name as many as possible!

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bewaarvoorschriften 
Donkere ruimte
Van licht verliezen de aardappels vitaminen en worden ze groen.
Niet in een plastic zak
Door de condensvorming gaat de aardappel sneller rotten
Voorkom dit door ze te bewaren in een houten kist of juten zak.


Storage instructions
Too cold
you get a sweet tasting potato.
Too hot
the potato will sprout.
Ideal temperature
Around 10 degrees
Dark space
The potatoes lose vitamins from light and turn green.
Not in a plastic bag
The potato will rot faster due to condensation
Prevent this by keeping them in a wooden box or burlap bag.

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Packaging methods
in the water
With peel in burlap bag
Dirty potatoes in crate
Freezer
Fresh
Starch in cardboard packs
Pre-cut in brunoise
Instant potato puree
Ready-made mashed potatoes
Potatoes packed under gas

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Find an image of a potato garnish and upload it

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What is rice?
Rice is a cereal
Cereals belong to the grass family
Subtropical climate
50% from China and India Malaysia and Indonesia
Italy and southern France

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Rice
Rice is the most important staple food for many people. There are different types of rice. Think of brown rice, long grain rice, round grain rice, broken rice, parboiled rice and perfumed rice. Rice is grown in the open ground only in tropical and subtropical regions and is available all year round. The main rice production countries are China, Japan, Indonesia, Malaysia, India, Pakistan, Burma and Thailand. In Europe, rice is mainly grown in Italy and the South of France.

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Benefit of unpolished rice
Reduces the risk of diseases;
Certain heart diseases
Type 2 diabetes
Beriberi lack of Vitamin B1

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Which rice types do you know?

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Storing rice
Rice is hygroscopic
Dry space
Takes on taste
N.B. Unpolished rice quickly becomes rancid due to the fat in the grain.
Getting rancid is oxidized fat

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Which rice dish do you see in the picture?

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What are Grains?
The main grains of Europe and Asia are wheat, rice, barley, rye and oats. We have been using grains for centuries. You can make basic products such as flour or flour from processed cereal grains. You can make a semi-product such as dough from flour or flour. You eventually make end products from dough, such as brown bread or wholemeal bread. Many people eat these end products on a daily basis.

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Which grain types do you know?

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grits
bulgur
semolina
couscous
cereal flakes
grain products

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What does gluten/gluten free mean again?

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* Flour is flour that has been sieved after grinding. (75% ground).
* Wheat flour is flour with a low extraction rate.
* Patent flour is bleached wheat flour with a low extraction rate (50%)
* 100 kilos provides 50 grams of flour
grinding

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What are Flour dishes
Flour is the basis for flour dishes and can be made from ground grains, such as corn, rye or buckwheat. You can make a variety of flour dishes from flour, such as bulgur, couscous, tarly and pasta. These meal dishes are made from durum wheat flour and are high in carbohydrates. They also contain a lot of proteins, with the exception of couscous.

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Making a fresh pasta dough

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1 ei
2 gram zout
100 gram bloem
1 eetl olijfolie

wil je een vettere pasta? vervang het ei door eigeel. of voeg wat extra eigeel toe.
search the internet! what is the advantage of dried pasta?

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Home assignment
Prepare a dish that contains potatoes, rice, grains or flour.
Take pictures of this. And send it in the chat 

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leuk filmpje van David chang die laat zien dat je met instand noodles een cacio e pepe kan maken
A roseval potato is one?
A
Floury potato
B
Waxy potato
C
Very floury potato
D
An all-rounder

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Waxy
Crumbly
Very floury

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What type of potato do you make fries from?
A
Starch potato
B
Floury potato
C
Waxy potato
D
Very floury potato

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What is not a type of rice
A
Wild rice
B
Basmati rice
C
Pandan rice
D
Jasmine rice

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how is the quality of rice determined?
A
the form
B
the color
C
the amount of chaff still around the grain
D
the amount of breakage in the rice

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How long should you cook fresh pasta?
A
20 minutes
B
15 minutes
C
10 minutes
D
5 minutes

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Fresh pasta dough contains yeast
A
Right
B
Wrong

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Patent flour is bleached wheat flour with an extraction value of:
A
100%
B
75%
C
50%
D
25%

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Name two things you learned today
21 IMH A&B
21 IMH C&D

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