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ESSENTIAL SKILLS INVENTORY TECHNICALREADING S-2 COOK NOC 6242 New York Strip (sometimes known as Kansas City Strip) • an excellent cut for grilling, many grilling experts refer to it as the “ultimate” steak for grilling out . Porterhouse • a very large steak that is actually a combination of two steaks: the New York Strip on one side and a tender filet on the other. www..trinifusionfood.com FOG Index 9.1 Page 8 Cook NOC 6242
ESSENTIAL SKILLS INVENTORY TECHNICAL READING S-3 COOK NOC 6242 NAME: DATE: From the excerpt below, answer the following questions. 1. The muscle tissue of game birds is compared to what other animals __It is compared to chicken and turkey.___ 2. What is meant by “game birds” __It refers to “wild” birds, for example, ducks, geese, partridge and pheasant. 3. For reasons other than cost, why might you use chicken in place of beef in a chili recipe __Chicken contains less fat, so it is a healthier choice. Many people may prefer to not consume red meat; others may have allergies. The muscle tissue of domestic poultry and game birds, as we have said, has basically the same structure as the muscle tissue of meat animals. In particular, the breast meat of chicken and turkey is so similar to veal that they are interchangeable in many recipes. Imaginative cooks realize that even when two meats are quite different, for example, chicken and beef, interesting new dishes can be made by making substitutions that might seem unusual. For example, it is possible to make a delicious chili from chicken or turkey meat, a preparation that has the added advantage of having a lower food cost than beef chili. Professional Cooking for Canadian Chefs, Fifth Edition, Gisslen, W. FOG Index 15.1 Page 9 Cook NOC 6242
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