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Food Service Occupations 2 Fruits Can be purchased fresh frozen canned or dried Fresh fruit is normally best but not all fruit is always in season and fresh fruit must be used quickly to avoid spoiling ID: 598477

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Fruit and Vegetable Prep

Food Service Occupations 2Slide2

Fruits

Can be purchased fresh, frozen, canned or dried.Fresh fruit is normally best, but not all fruit is always in season and fresh fruit must be used quickly to avoid spoiling Slide3

Fruit Storage

Most fresh fruit should be refrigerated

Bananas are an exception, as they should be stored at room temperature.

How long a fruit can be stored for depends on the fruit.

Canned fruit should be stored in a cool, dry area

Frozen fruits should stay frozen until they are needed and then thawed slowly in a refrigeratorSlide4

Fruit Preparation

Fresh fruit should always be washed and dried before usingSlide5

Vegetables

Normally a side to an entrée dish

Can often lack variety and are overcooked

Classified as fresh or dried, depending on their nature when ripe

Fresh classified according to color and part of the plant it comes from

EX: Green beans, peas, broccoli, etc…

Dried are classified as legumes

EX: Dried beans, dried peasSlide6

Fresh Vegetables

Classified by color

Green

Peas, green beans, spinach

Yellow

Carrots, corn, squash

Red

Red cabbage, beats

White

Cauliflower, onions, turnipsSlide7

Dried Legumes

Lima beansLentils

Dried Peas

Kidney and other beans

Cooked by simmering

Often soaked for several hours before cookingSlide8

Vegetables: Market Forms

Fresh

Wash and dry before using

Do not need long to cook

Frozen

Do not need to be washed

Do not need long to cook

Canned

Store in a cool, dry place

Do not overcook

Dried

Easy to store since they have little moisture

Soak and simmer to cookSlide9

Cooking Vegetables

Use only enough water to cover the vegetables

Salt your water

Cook only until tender

Can shock the vegetables in ice water to stop the cooking process

Cut into uniform sizes

Clean and store properly