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BUDGETING

Budgeting is the process of preparing a budget. Household budget is a plan for future expenditures of a given household. Budgeting is the act of planning how to spend the net income in such a way that individual concerned will not run into any financial embarassement before the next income.   It is the process […]

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CONSUMER EDUCATION

PRINCIPLE OF CONSUMER EDUCATION Consumer education can be defined as the process of enlightening the public about their right as food purchases are concerned. It is the process of helping individuals become informed with the information they require in order to know their rights as consumers, discern or judge information and consume intelligently within their […]

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STORAGE OF ROOTS AND TUBERS

METHODS OF STORING ROOTS AND TUBERS BARNS: This method is used for storage for the yams. This involves the use of a small hut, built near the compound house or on the farm inside which yams are arranged on shelves. The yams are then protected from the ray of the sun by covering the structure […]

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STORAGE OF FOODS

Food storage refers to the keeping of the food for sometime before ultimate use. There are two aspects to food storage namely Post- harvest storage- This is the storage of crops immediately after harvesting from the farm. Storage of the prepared or food at home.   THE CHOICE OF STORAGE TO BE USED IS INFLUENCED […]

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METHODS OF PRESERVATION OF FOODS

METHODS OF FOOD PRESERVATION There are different methods of preserving foods. However the type of method used depends on the nature of the food, length of preservation required, the facilities available and the type of dish to be prepared. The different methods of food preservation are:- DRYING: This is the process by which the water […]

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PRESERVATION OF FOODS

Food commodities contain various nutrients which are useful to the human body for the performance of its various functions. Unfortunately, this reason also makes food easily susceptible because these nutrients which are useful to man are also useful to micro-organisms which grow on our food, consume them and make the leftovers unfit for human consumption. […]

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CONVENIENCE FOODS

Convenience foods are prepared food that have been preserved or processed to reduce or eliminate the time of preparation and cooking that may be required. They are answer for the busy home maker who wishes to prepare a meal quickly. Some of these foods are pre cooked and need only to be heated before serving; […]

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SPECIAL NUTRITIONAL NEEDS

YOUNG CHILDREN (Infants 0 – 1 year and toddlers 1-2 years) Guidelines for providing children’s meal The food must be rich in protein for bodybuilding, energy foods for their activities, minerals, and vitamins for vitality. Their food should be rich in milk, meat, fish, eggs, legumes Meal times should be regular. Their food must be […]

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FLOURS FROM LOCAL FOOD STUFFS IN COOKERY

FLOURS FROM LOCAL FOOD STUFFS IN COOKERY IN NIGERIA Nigeria has a rich culinary tradition with a variety of local foodstuffs that can be used to make flours for cooking. These flours are commonly used in traditional Nigerian dishes and offer unique flavors and textures. Here are some examples of flours made from local foodstuffs […]

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RAISING AGENT

Raising or leaving agents are substances that produce gas in flour mixtures which cause them to rise and become lighter, bigger and softer in texture and porous after cooking. The use of a raising agent is based on the principle that hot air rises and expands. TYPES OF RAISING AGENTS Baking powder: consists of an […]

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FLOUR MIXTURES

The term ‘flour’ refers to the powder derived from grounded wheat. The process of grinding the wheat to obtain the fine powder is called ‘milling’ During the process of milling, the whole wheat grain can be used to obtained the flour of the various layers that surround the endosperm can be removed before the remainder […]

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TIME AND ENERGY MANAGEMENT II

Time management is the process of planning, organizing, implementing, and evaluating the use of time in order to accomplish or perform certain tasks or duties. Energy is the ability in us that enables us to do work. It is human resources, everyone has energy to use but the one we have is limited. Energy management […]

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TIME AND ENERGY MANAGEMENT

FACTORS TO CONSIDER WHEN CHOOSING LABOUR SAVING DEVICES Labour saving devices are pieces of equipment that reduces the physical task involved in carrying out some cooking processes. These include: DEVICES USES CARE MIXER To mix cakes and pastry Wipe base with wet napkins, wash mixing bowl attachment with warm soapy water, dry and store in […]

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LABOUR SAVING DEVICES

Labour saving devices are pieces of equipment that reduces the physical task involved in carrying out some cooking processes. These include: DEVICES USES CARE MIXER To mix cakes and pastry Wipe base with wet napkins, wash mixing bowl attachment with warm soapy water, dry and store in a dry place. YAM POUNDER To pound yam […]

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KITCHEN EQUIPMENT AND UTENSILS: USES, CARE & STORAGE OF EQUIPMENT

Kitchen can be described as the laboratory in the room were family meals are prepared. Kitchen equipment is the material used in the kitchen in carrying out food preparation effectively. Small and large items are needed to perform various kitchen tasks. They can be grouped under the following headings according to their functions in the […]

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CONDIMENTS AND SEASONING (Foods Additives)

HERBS/ AND SPICES, FOOD FLAVOURING AND COLOURING Herbs and spices belong to a group of substances known as “Food Additives”. Food additives are substances deliberately added to food to improve the appearance, colour, texture, flavour, nutritive values, aroma and taste and also to preserve the food. By improving the flavour and texture of foods, herbs […]

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SEA FOOD COOKERY

Fish and sea foods are creatures that live in either fresh or salt water. They are broadly classified into two groups namely: Fin fish Shellfish: The fin These are fish with fins on their bodies, are further classified into two major groups; White or lean fish: have their fat stored in the liver and not […]

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MILK COOKERY

Milk is a creamy liquid produced from the mammary glands of all female mammals for feeding their young ones. Milk can be produced from cows, horses, goats, sheep etc. The commonly used worldwide is cow milk. It is one of the most valuable foods containing practically all foods substance. It is sometimes regarded as nature’s […]

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EGG COOKERY: STRUCTURE, NUTRITIVE VALUE, FACTORS & USES

STRUCTURE OF THE EGG Eggs are produced by domesticated bird such as chicken, turkey, duck, goose and guinea fowl. The hen’s egg of average size weights approximately 56 g, they are covered with a hard protective shell which can be either be white or brown in colour. The colour of the bird depends upon the […]

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POULTRY COOKERY: FOOD VALUES, FACTORS, PREPARATION & METHODS

Poultry refers to meat derived from some domesticated birds such as fowls, guinea fowls, turkeys, ducks and pigeons. The composition and nutritive value of poultry is similar to that of meat from animals. In poultry, especially fowls and turkeys, the fat lies under the skin and around the giblet; it is not embedded between the […]

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