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                      - What  is a recipe?
 
                     
                    
                      - State three processes by which information  on traditional recipes can be collected.                    
 
                     
                    
                      - Give three reasons for modifying local  foods.
 
                   
                    
                      - (i)      Mention two food fortifying agents.
 
                     
                      
                     
                       
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(ii)      List two dishes that can be fortified with the agents you have mentioned in (i) above 
                      This  is the candidates’ weakness as majority of them did not attempt the  question.  The question was on  experimental cookery that involved the meaning of recipes, processes of  collecting information on traditional recipes, reasons for modifying local  foods and fortifying agents were not attempted and the few that attempted it,  got all wrong. 
                      The  candidates were expected to answer the question as follows: 
                      (a)      DEFINITION  OF RECIPE 
                        It is a set of instructions for  preparing a dish, which includes the list of ingredients and method of  preparation OR. 
                        It is the list of ingredients and the  method of preparing a dish. 
                                                                                                   
   (b)    PROCESSSES OF COLLECTING INFORMATION 
                        (i)      INTERVIEW:-  ask questions on traditional recipes and record  
            responses. 
                        (ii)      QUESTIONNAIRE: prepare a guide or  questions on traditional recipes distribute and collect responses later. 
                        (iii)     OBSERVATION: paying particular attention on  the preparation of traditional dishes; recording information where necessary. 
                        (iv)     PARTICIPATION: taking part in the  preparation of traditional dishes and recording the procedures. 
                                                                                
                        (c)      REASONS  FOR MODIFYING LOCAL FOODS 
            -         to meet the modern standard of  preparation and cooking. 
            -         to  improve their nutritive value. 
            -         to  conserve the nutrients. 
            -         to  save time and energy in preparation. 
            -         to  make them look more attractive. 
            -         to  develop new recipes with the local foods. 
            -         to  create variety 
            -         to  promote tourism 
            -         to  conserve culture.  
            -         to  improve flavour, texture and taste. 
                                 
                        d(i)     FOOD  FORTIFYING AGENTS 
                        Soyabeans powder, Eggs, Fish  powder/meal, Vitamins A, D & E 
                                                                      
   (ii)     DISHES TO BE FORTIFIED 
                      
                        - SOYABEANS  POWDER: - soymilk, iru, ogi, amala/banku, egusi, porridges, stews, soups, apraransa,  moimoi, agidi, okpa, akara, elekute, aadun.
 
                        - EGGS:-  porridges, stews, sauces.
 
                        - FISH  POWDER/MEAL:- stews/sauces, soups, porridges, apraransa, ogi, akara, moimoi.
 
                        - VITAMINS  A, D & E:- margarine, cheese, rice, flour, milk, fruit juice, salt and oil.
 
                        - IODINE:  salt.
 
                       
                     
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