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 Let’s
Review
WHAT CAN YOU SAY ABOUT THESE PICTURES?
               Learning
              Objectives:
At the end of the lesson, the students will be able to:
1. identify the different tools, equipment, utensils, and instruments
in food processing;
2. classily the tools, equipment, utensils, and instruments based on
their uses;
3. determine the defects in tools, equipment, utensils, and
instruments
4. value the importance of using the correct tools in food processing
of making an infomercial; and
5. perform simple laboratory exercises
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    1. ALUMINUM
  • Aluminum is a lightweight metal
    that is commonly used in utensils.
  • It conducts heat evenly in any kind
    of range and is less expensive.
Advantage: Heats up quickly, lightweight,
affordable
Disadvantage: Easily scratched, reacts
with acidic food
• 2. Stainless steel is made from
  durable metal. Although it is more
  expensive than aluminum, such
  cookware is easier to clean and does
  not wear out easily.
•     It is available with aluminum or
    copper bottoms to spread heat
    evenly. It is useful for low-
    temperature cooking and for storing.
    Advantage: Durable, rust-resistant,
          non-reactive to food
     Disadvantage: heats up slowly,
          relatively expensive             2. STAINLESS
                                               STEEL
       3.
   ENAMELWAR
• Enamelware is useful for any type
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  of food and acid-based cooking like
  pickling because of its nonstick
  surface.
• Proper handling is needed because
  the enamel can chip or crack
  easily, providing places for bacteria
  to grow.
Advantage: rust-resistant, safe for acidic
food
Disadvantage: can chip or break if dropped
  4. CAST IRON
• Cast iron pots and pans can hold high
  temperatures well and can distribute
 heat evenly.
• Although it is often used for large
  skillets, cast iron must be kept and dried
  properly, or it will rust. It is inexpensive
 but heavy and brittle.
 Advantage: retains heat well, long lasting
 Disadvantage: Heavy, prone to rust
           5. TEFLON
 • Teflon is a coating that is applied to the inside of
   aluminum or steel pots. It allows the use of less
   fat in oil and prevents food from sticking.
 • The use of metal spoons is not recommended
   with nonstick coatings.
Advantage: Non-stick, easy to clean, less oil
Disadvantage: Easily scratched, not suitable for high
heat
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Canning lids have a sealing
 composition that must be
  regularly replaced once
 subjected to processing.
Canning bands (canning
rings), on the other hand,
 can be used again if they
are still in good condition.
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     STEAM PRESSURE
               COOKER
• A steam pressure cooker is used to cook
  food evenly using direct contact with steam.
• Although it is a safe way of canning food,
  such canning equipment produces low acid
  content in food and will likely result in
  spoilage.
• Ask the manufacturer or a service
  technician to check the accuracy of the dial
  regularly. It should have a tight fitting that
  locks down.
 Let’s
Review
 Time to test your knowledge!
Questio
  n1
What type of cookware
is in this photo?
 A   Enamelwar
     e
 B   Teflon
 C   Stainless Steel
    Answer
C   Stainless
    Steel
           Question
              2
Which type of cookware is lightweight, heats
up quickly, and is affordable but can be easily
   scratched and reacts with acidic food?
       A    Stainless
            steel
       B    Aluminum
       C     Cast iron
    Answer
B    Aluminu
     m
           Question
              3
What is a major advantage of stainless steel
                cookware?
       A   It is non-reactive to food
       B   It heats up quickly
       C   It is the cheapest cookware available
     Answer
A   It is non-reactive to food
              Question
                 4
 It can hold high temperatures well and can distribute
 heat evenly. Although it is often use for large skillets,
cast iron must be kept and dried properly, or it will rust.
          It is inexpensive but heavy and brittle
          A     Stainless
                steel
          B     Aluminum
          C      Cast iron Pots and Pans
     Answer
C   Cast iron Pots and Pans
     Question
        5
What type of cookware is in this
photo?
     A    Enamelwar
          e
       B Teflon
       C   Stainless Steel
    Answer
B    Teflon
           Question
    Which of the photos below is a canning
              6    kettle?
A              B              C              D
Answer
  A
GREAT
 JOB!
 Which do you
think is the best
    cookware
    material?
             ACTIVITY
  Form six groups and complete the table
   within 8-10 minutes by identifying the
 pictures, writing their names, describing
 each item, and listing one advantage and
 one disadvantage. Afterward, each group
will choose a representative to present their
    answers and join the class discussion.
           Do you have
          any questions?
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