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Creative Cooking 1 FRUITS. Nutritionally. Fruits are High in Vitamins Low in Fat Fruits should be washed in cold running water (fruit retains most nutrients). Vitamins. Best sources of Vitamin C are Citrus Fruits (need about 75mg/day ) (oranges 1 c. = 97.5mg) - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Creative Cooking 1FRUITS

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Nutritionally

• Fruits are High in Vitamins

• Low in Fat• Fruits should be

washed in cold running water (fruit retains most nutrients)

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Vitamins• Best sources of

Vitamin C are Citrus Fruits

(need about 75mg/day) • (oranges 1 c. =

97.5mg)• Strawberries are

high as well (1 c. = 89.4mg)

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Fruits High in Vitamin A

• Bright yellow fruits

• Cantaloupes

• Apricots

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Fruit can be purchased

• Fresh – nutritionally best

• Frozen

• Dried

• Canned – nutritionally worst, lose nutrients to water pack.

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Qualities of Purchased fruit

• Ripe fruit – ready to eat, peak color, peak taste, aromatic

• Under ripe – full sized but not peak quality, will ripen

• Immature – small, poor color, flavor & texture will not improve

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Fruits are Classified

• By Physical Characteristics

• Where They Are Grown

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Berries

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Berries

•Thin skinned

•Grown in clusters

•Delicate

•Juicy

•Contain tiny edible seeds

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• Strawberries

• Blueberries

• Raspberries

• Cranberries

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Grapes are also berries, why?

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Berry Selection:

• Correct color to start (will not ripen with time)

• No mold• Not dimpled or shriveled (due to

moisture loss)• Grapes should not fall off of

stem

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Special handling

• Do not wash berries until ready to use

• Grapes are berries that will sweeten with age

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Fruit Haiku Poems

Haiku poems are

five syllablesseven syllablesfive syllables

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My Sample: Pomes

Buy with no bruises

Can contain several seeds

Apples, Pears, YUMMY!

Which ever kitchen writes a poem first (that makes sense) will win that round, the group that wins overall will get to pick their recipe first when we create the veggie lab.

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Drupes

• Fleshy fruit

• Single pit center

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Drupes include:Peaches

Apricots

Nectarines

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Another Drupe

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Another Drupe???

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Drupe Selection

• Should not have bruises

• Yield slightly to pressure

• Will ripen faster when kept in brown paper bag

• Do not buy too hard – may not ripen

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• Fruit Haiku Poems

• Haiku poems are

• five syllables• seven syllables• five syllables

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Pomes

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• Fruit that has several seeds

Such as:

Pomes

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Pomes selection

• Select ones without bruises

• Apples should be purchased when firm, and at peak quality

• Pears yield slightly to pressure (can ripen in brown bag)

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• Fruit Haiku Poems

• Haiku poems are

• five syllables• seven syllables• five syllables

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Citrus

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Citrus fruits

• Are segmented

• Thick outer skin

• Thin membrane separating segments

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Citrus fruits include

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Variations of oranges

• Tangerines• Tangelos (grapefruit, orange, & tangerine Crossbreed)

• Navel

• Valencia• Clementines (seedless Mandarin)

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Citrus Fruit Selection

• Free from bruises

• Should not be soft or shriveled

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• Fruit Haiku Poems

• Haiku poems are

• five syllables• seven syllables• five syllables

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Melons

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Melons

• Are large

Contain many seed

• Have thick skins

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Melons:

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Melon selection

• Dry stem• Aromatic at stem end• Hollow melon sound when

thumped• Shake – if you can hear seeds

moving inside melon is ripe (not on watermelon)

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• Fruit Haiku Poems

• Haiku poems are

• five syllables• seven syllables• five syllables

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Tropical

• Grown in hot climate

• Considered exotic

• Characteristics

vary with fruit

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Tropical fruits

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A different tropical, not so unusual, could it also be another category?

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Tropical fruits:

• Pomegranate • Kiwi• Pineapple• Bananas• Mango• Papaya• Star fruit

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Bananas

Ninos

Plantains

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Bananas selection

• Should be free from bruises

• Will ripen at room temp

• Refrigeration slows ripening

• Will turn peel black if refrigerated

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Canned Fruits

• Last a very long time• When packed in own juices are

lower in calories (less sugar) vs. simple syrup

• Are available in off season• May not have same texture as

fresh fruit

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Choose cans

• Free from dents

• Bulges

• Leaks

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Frozen Fruit

• Fruits are available in the off season

• Loses texture when thawed

• Can be refrozen but loses quality

• Buy packages without frost and with loose pieces of fruit (not in block)