How to Preserve Vegetable Pigments

How to Preserve Vegetable Pigments Quiz

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1. Which vegetables below should be cooked separately to ensure the brightest possible color?

2. To maintain the vibrant green color in vegetables, it is best to cook them ____________ a lid.

3. Even if an acid is added part way through cooking, it will help restore and brighten the pigments in red and white vegetables.

4. Yellow and orange vegetables will lose their color if cooked with an acid.

5. To maintain the bright, vibrant color of green vegetables, it is best to cook them with an acid.

6. Green vegetables contain the pigment:

7. To slow down the enzymatic browning of certain fruits and vegetables once they are cut, you can:

8. If finishing green vegetables with a vinaigrette or acid, it is best to add it:

9. Adding an acid to white vegetables during cooking will:

10. To enhance and preserve the color of red and white vegetables, it is best to cook them with an acid.

11. Which vegetable below would you add an acid half way during the cooking time?

12. Which vegetable can be cooked with a lid?

13. When cooking green vegetables in a liquid, it is important to add baking soda to the water to neutralize any acidity.

14. Orange vegetables, such as carrots, contain the pigment carotene.

15. If you want to maintain the best color during cooking, which vegetable below should not be covered with a lid?

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