Utilize cooking methods appropriate to animal proteins.

Indicators for this outcome
(a) Discuss methods (e.g., marinating, seasoning and jacquarding) to prepare animal proteins for cooking.
(b) Compare cooking times, temperatures and seasonings appropriate for a variety of animal proteins.
(c) Discuss the relationship among connective tissue, muscle fiber size and the tenderness of various cuts of meat.
(d) Use a variety of dry heat and moist heat cooking methods appropriate for animal proteins (e.g., grilling bison, pan frying chicken and simmering beef).
(e) Determine the correct degree of doneness (e.g., well-done, medium-well, medium, medium-rare, rare and blue-rare) for beef using a thermometer and by touch.
(f) Practise food safety standards when handling, preparing, cooking, serving and storing animal proteins.
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