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Classwork Series and Exercises {Home Economics – JSS3}: Food Preservation and Storage

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Home Economics JSS3 Week 5 Topic: FOOD PRESERVATION AND STORAGE Contents: Food Preservation Food Preservation Methods Food Storage A. FOOD PRESERVATION Food preservation is the caring or treating food in a way that it will keep in good condition for a long period of time or for future use. Food preservation usually involves preventing the […]

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Classwork Series and Exercises {Home Economics – JSS3}: Kitchen Equipment and Utensils

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Home Economics JSS3 Week 6 Topic: KITCHEN EQUIPMENT AND UTENSILS Contents: Factors affecting the choice and use of cooking utensils and equipment General care for Kitchen equipment and Utensils KITCHEN EQUIPMENT AND UTENSILS Kitchen tools are those materials used in day to day activities in the kitchen while equipments are those ones that are bigger

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Classwork Series and Exercises {Home Economics – JSS3}: Meal Planning

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Home Economics JSS3 Week 2 Topic: MEAL PLANNING I Contents: Factors that Influence Meal Planning Guidelines for Meal Planning 1. MEAL PLANNING Meal planning can be defined as taking the time to plan nutritious meals  for a specified time . It is the process of planning the type of food the family wants. To plan

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Classwork Exercise and Series (Home Economics- JSS3): Scientific Study of Foods

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Contents: Characteristics of Food Storage Characteristics of Protein Characteristics of Carbohydrates Characteristics of Fats and Oil 1. SCIENTIFIC STUDY OF FOODS Food is any edible material, usually of plant or animal origin, that contains essential nutrients, such as carbohydrates, fats, proteins, vitamins, or minerals, and is ingested and assimilated by an organism to produce energy,

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