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    PROTEINS

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    Activity 3A

    Protein Content ofFoods

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    Introduction

    Proteins are large complex organic compound

    composed of amino acids as the building blocks and it

    is linked by peptide bonds. There are 3 major functions

    of proteins: build and repair tissues, supply energy andregulate body processes. Too high or too low intake of

    protein is not recommended. Too high can burden the

    kidneys, liver and circulatory system while too low can

    cause PEM deficiency disease: Kwashiorkor and

    Marasmus. Foods rich in protein came from animal

    sources like milk, egg and lean meat.

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    Introduction

    The group created a protein rich meal and afterwards

    the food is evaluated using the FCT method. Theprotein content of the food items assigned were

    measured and were compared with the other food

    items of the other groups.

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    Objectives:

    Determine the protein content of the usualhousehold portions of common foods

    Become familiar with the food sources of

    protein

    Identify the chief sources of protein in theFilipino diet

    Differentiate good from poor sources ofprotein

    Plan a protein rich dish

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    Protein Content Of Foods

    FOOD ITEM HOUSEHOLDMEASURE

    E.P WEIGHT FCT VALUE COMPUTEDVALUE

    CHICKEN LEG,raw

    1 pc. 46 g. 17.1 9.3

    SQUID, boiled 1 pc. 34 g. 17.4 6.0

    CHICKEN EGG,boiled

    1 pc. 76 g. 13.9 11.7

    TOKWA, raw 1 cube 80 g. 12.9 10.3

    TOGUE, raw 1 cup 75 g. 5.7 4.7

    CHICKEN LEG,cooked

    1 pc. 21 g. 17.1 4.2

    TOKWA, fried 1 cube 58 g. 12.9 7.5

    TOGUE,cooked

    1 cup 73 g. 4.8 3.5

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    Protein Value of

    Food from Highestto Lowest

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    Food Item Protein Value

    Gelatin 85.4

    Dried Dilis 69.0

    Bangus 23.0

    Cheese 21.7

    Galunggong 20.4

    Tagunton 20.2

    Tilapia (Raw) 18.1

    Squid 17.4

    Chicken Leg (Cooked) 17.1

    Chicken Leg (Uncooked) 17.1

    Pork Chop 14.5

    Chicken Egg (Boiled) 13.9

    Tokwa (Uncooked) 12.9

    Tokwa (Cooked) 12.9

    Monggo 11.0

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    Food Item Protein Value

    Beef Cubes 10.4

    Condensed Milk 8.5

    Corn Flakes 8.2

    Evaporated Milk 7.7

    Black Beans 7.6

    Garbanzo Beans 7.4

    Togue (Uncooked) 5.7

    Yogurt 5.3

    Sardines 5.1

    Togue (Boiled) 4.8

    String Beans (Cooked) 4.0

    Whole Milk 3.3

    String Beans (Uncooked) 3.1

    Tahong 3.1

    Taho 2.9

    Soy Milk 2.6

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    Study Questions:

    Which of the food items has the highestprotein content?

    - the food item that has the highest

    protein content is the gelatin

    Which is the cheapest source of protein?

    - the cheapest source of protein isthe garbanzo beans

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    Activity 3BPreparation of

    Protein

    RichDishes

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    Objectives:

    Prepare a protein rich dish as previouslyplanned

    Compute the protein content per serving

    portion of the dish

    Compare the protein and calorie content ofthe different dishes prepared using FCT

    Enumerate ways of incorporating protein

    rich food in the diet

    Compute the percent RENI of proteincontributed per serving portion of the dish

    prepared

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    Dish:

    Aloha Chicken Adobowith Ensaladang

    Mangga

    I di t E P W i ht FCT V l C t d V l

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    Ingredients E.P. Weight FCT Value Computed Value

    Aloha Adobo

    Pork Kasim 156 g. 13.4 20.9

    Chicken Drumstick 212 g. 17.1 42.6

    Chicken Wings 160 g. 18.9 48.8

    Chicken Breast 242 g. 19.6 55.8

    Garlic 22 g. 7.0 1.8

    Soysauce 30 g. 3.5 1.1

    Salt 5 g. 0.0 0.0

    Pineapple Tidbits 144 g. 0.4 0.5

    Patis 5 ml. 10.6 0.5

    Total 172

    I di t E P W i ht FCT V l C t d V l

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    Ingredients E.P. Weight FCT Value Computed Value

    Ensalada

    Onion 34 g. 1.8 0.8

    Tomato 113 g. 0.9 1.0

    Red Egg 45 g. 13.6 7.4

    Mango 250 g. 0.4 1.4

    Total 10.6

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    Yield: 842 g. 300 g. = 3

    CHON Adobo: 172 g. 3 = 57.3 g.

    CHON Ensalada: 10.6 g. 3 = 3.5 g.

    % RENI: Adobo: 57.3 g. 73 X 100 = 79%Ensalada: 3.5 g. 73 X 100 = 5%

    CHON Total: 57.3 g. + 3.5 g. = 60.8 g.

    % RENI: 60.8 g. 73 X 100 = 83%

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    Costing

    Ingre ent Qty Un t Cost Per Un t Tota Cost

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    Ingre ent Qty Un t Cost Per Un t Tota Cost

    Chicken Drumstick 134 g. P 29.43 P 29.43

    Chicken Wings 160 g. P 23.20 P 23.20

    Chicken Breast 242 g. P 22.67 P 32.67

    Pork Kasim 156 g. P 30.64 P 30.64Garlic 22 g. P 29.64 P 5.72

    Soy Sauce 30 g. P 7.00 P 1.05

    Peppercorn 7.5 g. P 3.00 P 3.00

    Pineapple Chunks 144 g. P 21.50 P 13.64

    Vinegar 25 ml. P 12.50 P 0.80

    Salt 5 g. P 8.00 P 0.30

    Patis 5 ml. P 6.00 P 0.30

    Mango 350 g. P 19.73 P 13.15

    Tomato 113 g. P 2.50 P 5.00

    Red Egg 45 g. P 10.00 P 10.00

    Onion 34 g. P 5.94 P 5.94

    Oil 100 ml. P 12.50 P 12.50

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    Costing

    Yield Cost: P 187.34

    Yield per Recipe: 3

    Protein content (g) per Serving: 60.3 g.

    Cost per Serving: P 62.45