Fruit Presentation

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Fruits • Students : • Badeanu Danut Marian • Chita Mirabela Maria • Paun Denisa Maria

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Fruits

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  • FruitsStudents : Badeanu Danut Marian

    Chita Mirabela Maria

    Paun Denisa Maria

  • A mature seed-bearing structure of a flowering plant.

  • Food Sources

    citrus fruits, broccoli, tomatoes, melons, dark green leafy vegetables, cabbage, strawberries, potatoesFunctionsantioxidant, help with wound healing, strengthen resistance to infectionDeficiency

    anemia, infections, sore gums, muscle pain, joint painToxicity

    nausea, diarrhea, fatigue

  • Food Sources

    fortified milk, cheese, butter, liver, eggs, dark green leafy vegetables, deep orange fruits and vegetablesFunctions

    healthy eyes, skin and bones; hormone synthesisDeficiency poor teeth and bone growth; night blindness, diarrheaToxicity

    joint pain, dry and itchy skin, cracked lips, nausea and vomiting, weight loss

  • FRUIT CLASSIFICATIONS

    BERRIESCITRUS FRUITDRUPESMELONSPOMESTROPICAL FRUIT

  • BERRIESSmall juice fruits with thin skins

  • Blackberries

    CranberriesBlueberries

    BoysenberriesRed Raspberries

    GooseberriesStrawberries

    GrapesCurrants

  • Outer skin covering, soft fleshy fruit with a single hard stone (pit)

  • Cherries

    Peaches

    Apricots

    Plums

    Nectarines

    Prunes

  • Central, seed containing core surrounded by a thick layer of flesh

  • Apple

    Pears

    QuinceLoquat

  • Thick outer rind. Thin membrane separates the flesh into segments

  • Oranges

    GrapefruitKumquats

    LimesTangerines

    LemonsTangelos

    Ugli

  • Large juicy fruits with thick skins and many seeds

  • CantaloupeCrenshawCasaba

    PersianHoneydew

    Watermelon

  • Grown in warm climates and are somewhat exotic

  • Avocados

    DatesPapayasBananas

    GuavasPersimmonsFigs

    MangosPineapplesPomegranates

    KiwifruitCoconut

  • SELECTING FRUITSRIPENESSMATURITYTop eating qualityColorFragrancePress lightly to see if it give slightlyReached it full size

  • DRIED-size generally determines the price-large pieces cost moreBEST BUYFRESH-buy in seasonCANNED-less expensive than fresh, especially store brandsFROZEN-less expensive than fresh

  • COOKING IN LIQUIDBAKINGBROILINGFRYINGMICROWAVING

  • Science PrincipleEffect on CookingCellulose softensOvercooking causes fruit to become mushyColors change- enzymatic browning To prevent cook with a lemon/orange juiceHeat sensitive and water soluble vitamins lostCook in small amount of water just until tenderFlavors become less acidic Do not overcook to retain natural flavorsShape changesTo retain shape, cook in a sugar syrup instead of water

  • Let under ripened fruit ripen at room temperatureStore strong smelling fruits in plastic bags or air tight containersOther fruits store uncovered in the crisper