PRACTICAL ON PRESERVATION OF FOODS E.G (PRACTICAL ON JELLIES, PICKLES AND CHUTNEYS) : LSUS
FOOD AND NUTRITION SSS2 SECOND TERM
WEEK 5
PRACTICAL ON PRESERVATION OF FOODS E.G (PRACTICAL ON JELLIES, PICKLES AND CHUTNEYS)
CONTENT
Jellies: jellies are fruit preserve that is made by boiling fruit juice, sugar and sometimes pectin until it has a semi-solid consistency.
Pickles: pickles are preserved vegetables: a small cucumber or other vegetables that have acquired a sharp taste by being preserved in vinegar or brine.
Pickles are also liquids for preserving foods: liquid usually brines or a vinegar solution used to preserve cold foods such as vegetables or fish. It is also a lumpy mixture of chopped vegetables typically onions, and cucumbers preserved in vinegar or brine to give a sharp or spicy flavour and eaten with other foods.
Chutneys: A sweet and spicy relish made from fruit, spices, sugar and vinegar.
Relish: a spiced side dish or accompaniment to food e.g. pickles or fresh vegetables with.... View More
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