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Chapter 23 Mrs. Muniz
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Kinds – Chicken, turkey, duck, goose, guinea and pigeon Make-up: protein, water and fat Age: older is tougher(stewing) younger more tender(hen/broiler) Color: light= less fat less cook time dark = more connective tissue/muscle, takes longer to cook
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Market Forms: Fresh, frozen, fully cooked Class: Age and Gender Style: Refers to amount of fabrication RTC: Ready-to-Cook poultry prepared and packaged What to buy is determined by: +Menu+ preparation schedules +Skill level of staff+ storage facilities
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Color: between cream and yellow(not purple or green) Odor: not strong Stamps: USDA Inspection Stamp Present
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Stamp Mandatory Free of visible disease Grading – voluntary
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Grade A – food establishments Plump/meaty Clear skin no tears, cuts, bruises No broken bones No feathers/pinfeathers Grades B and C Lower quality used for processed products Chicken fingers Nuggets TV dinners
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Highly Perishable Freeze –if not used in 2-3 days Repackage poultry immediately upon receipt Thaw – fridge ( don’t refreeze) Salmonella and Campylobacter Jejuni
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Watch video on piecing chicken https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7cc99t_wy hs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7cc99t_wy hs You will do this in class! =
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Roasting and Baking Sear to seal in juices- high temp Lower temp and complete cooking Baste every 15-20 minutes while roasting
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Method depends on size of the bird!
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Preheat broiler or grill Prepare (marinate, season, or brush with oil) Place presentation side down Turn 90˚ midway through cooking/makes grill marks Periodically brush to keep moist – marinade/oil Carefully turn on other side Done when reaches 165˚
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Pan-Frying: dipped in batter or seasoned flour and cooked until brown and crispy; oil under smoke point Deep-Frying: pieces coated with batter, flour, egg, and crackers/cereal crumbs; cook 325˚- 350˚ Pressure-Frying: Foods are extra crispy outside with sealed juices inside – less greasy
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Prepare poultry in pieces Heat fat make sure its hot! Cook until golden brown, turn and cook to correct internal temp Deglaze pan to make flavorful sauce
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Simmering: cut older, tougher poultry into pieces before cooking Poaching: Used to cook young tender birds Cover poultry completely with liquid
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Brown and Sear in small amount of fat Add liquid to cover 2/3 of poultry and simmer Cover and simmer until poultry is done. Use a fork to see that meat is tender and cuts easily without falling apart. Internal temp should read 165˚
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Don’t forget to clean up. Remember to wash, rinse and sanitize!
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