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CHAPTER 52
MILK, YOGURT, &
CHEESE
MILK
MILK
COMES FROM:
COWS
GOATS
SHEEP
LLAMAS
CAMELS
NUTRIENTS
MILK
IS AN EXCELLENT
SOURCE OF:
CARBOHYDRATES
COMPLETE PROTEINS
WATER
FAT (CONTENT VARIES ON TYPE
OF MILK)
NUTRIENTS CONTINUED
MILK
IS ALSO AN
EXCELLENT SOURCE OF:
CALCIUM
PHOSPHORUS
RIBOFLAVIN
(VITAMIN B)
VITAMIN D & A (FORTIFIED)
CALCIUM
& PHOSPORUS
IN COMBINATION WITH
VITAMIN D MAKE BONES
AND TEETH STRONG
VARIETIES OF MILK
DEHYDRATED-All
liquid removed
PASTEURIZED-Heated & cooled to
kill harmful bacteria
HOMOGENIZED-Suspending fat
particles into the liquid
TYPES OF MILK AVAILABLE
WHOLE MILK-Has all the original
nutrients and at least 3.5% fat, 150 cal
REDUCED-FAT-2% is reduced fat with 5
grams of fat and 120 cal per cup
LOW-FAT-1% is low fat 2.5 grams and
100 calories per cup
FAT-FREE-(Skim Milk) Almost all fat has
been removed 85 calories. What must
this milk be fortified with?
MILK PRODUCTS CONT:
CREAM-18%
FAT
HALF-AND-HALF
EVAPORATED MILK-60% removed
SWEETENED CONDENSED-1/2
water removed & sugar added
NONFAT DRY MILK
UHT (ULTRA HIGH TEMP)-on shelf
CHEESE
HUNDREDS
OF TYPES
CAN BE FRESH OR UNRIPENED
CAN BE AGED FOR UP TO 2 YRS
HIGHER IN CALORIES THAN MILK
GOOD SOURCE OF
COMPLETE PROTEIN
CALCIUM
CHEESE TYPES
SOFT-
COTTAGE, RICOTTA,
CREAM CHEESE
SEMISOFT-MUENSTER,
MOZZARELLA
HARD- CHEDDAR, PROVOLONE,
SWISS
PROCESSED-BLEND OF
DIFFERENT CHEESES
OTHER MILK PRODUCTS
CULTURED
MILK PRODUCTS
BACTERIA ADDED TO CHANGE
TASTE & TEXTURE
YOGURT,
SOUR CREAM, BUTTER
MILK
FROZEN
MILK PRODUCTS- ICE
CREAM, FROZEN YOGURT.
Contains more calories than
regular yogurt
STORING MILK PRODUCTS
MILK
SHOULD BE KEPT IN
COLDEST PART OF THE
REFRIGERATOR.
RETAINS NUTRIENTS
LIGHT DESTROYS RIBOFLAVIN (B)
OTHER
TYPES OF MILK NEED
REFRIGERATION AFTER OPENING
PREPARING MILK
PRODUCTS:
PROTEIN
COAGULATES OR
CHANGES TO THICKER FORM
MUST BE COOKED IN HEAVY
PAN ON LOW HEAT
COVERING HELPS RETAIN
NUTRIENTS
BAKING- TOP WITH CHEESE
THE LAST 5-10 MINS.