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Category 1 – 1 pt

Cuts of meat obtained from the least exercised part of the

animal

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Less Tender cuts of meat

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Cuts of meat obtained from the area of the animal receiving the most exercise.

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Less tender cuts of meat

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Category 1 – 3 pt

Meat from a calf

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Veal

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Intramuscular fat, refers to white flecks and streaks of fat within the lean sections

of meat

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Marbling

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Category 1 – 5 pt

A seasoned, often acidic, liquid used to tenderize meat

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Marinade

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This nutrient makes antibodies, Replaces and builds muscle tissue

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Protein

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What is the main nutrient found in meat

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Protein

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Meat from a steer is called

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Beef

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Meat from a pig

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Pork

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Category 3 – 1 pt

Meat from a young sheep

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Lamb

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Meat from a mature sheep

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Mutton

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Name of  meats that are a tough cut of meat

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Locomotion

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What letter represents the round

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E

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What letter represents the Brisket

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F

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What letter represents the Chuck

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A

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Additional butchering done by a restaurant to break down a sub primal cut of meat into

portion-sizedCuts of meat.

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Fabrication

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Family of flightless birds, such as the ostrich, emu, and rhea.  Their meat is a rich red color,

lean, and low in fat.

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Ratites

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Bone that joins the two halves of a breast of poultry.

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Keel

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What are the USDA Grades

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A, B, & C

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What grade do restaurants and retail outlets purchase

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Grade A

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Category 5 – 1 pt

What is the safe minimum internal temperature of Poultry

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165 degrees F.

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What is the most popular form of

poultry

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Chicken

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Boneless, skinless breast of poultry with one wing joint still attached.

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Supreme

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Meats such as heart, kidney and brains.

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Offal or variety meats

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How many ounces fromThe meat, poultry, fish, dry

Bean, egg and nut group do youNeed daily?

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5-7 ounces


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