5. What is the difference between dry salting and brine salting? A. Dry salting is soaking the raw ingredient in salt solution while brine salting is rubbing the salt directly in the food. B. Dry salting is rubbing the salt directly in the food while brine salting is soaking the raw ingredient in salt solution. C. Dry salting is for dry products while brine salting is for wet products. D. Dry salting is for wet products while brine salting is for dry products.

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Given the following raw main ingredients choose rhe possible food preservation method to be used and the product that can be made
D. All of the above.
5. What is the difference between dry salting and brine salting?
A. Dry saiting is soaking the raw ingredient in salt solution while
brine salting is rubbing the salt directly in the food.
B. Dry salting is rubbing the salt directly in the food while brine
salting is soaking the raw ingredient in salt solution.
C. Dry salting is for dry products while brine salting is for wet
products.
D. Dry salting is for wet products while brine salting is for dry
products.
Learning Task 2: Given the following raw main ingredients, choose the
possible food preservation method to be used and the product that can be
made. Write your answers on a separate sheet of paper.
Way of Food
Preservation
Raw Ingredient
Product
(Drying, Salting,
Freezing)
Eggs
Fish
Mango
Pork
Strawberry
PIVOT 4A CALABARZON
Transcribed Image Text:D. All of the above. 5. What is the difference between dry salting and brine salting? A. Dry saiting is soaking the raw ingredient in salt solution while brine salting is rubbing the salt directly in the food. B. Dry salting is rubbing the salt directly in the food while brine salting is soaking the raw ingredient in salt solution. C. Dry salting is for dry products while brine salting is for wet products. D. Dry salting is for wet products while brine salting is for dry products. Learning Task 2: Given the following raw main ingredients, choose the possible food preservation method to be used and the product that can be made. Write your answers on a separate sheet of paper. Way of Food Preservation Raw Ingredient Product (Drying, Salting, Freezing) Eggs Fish Mango Pork Strawberry PIVOT 4A CALABARZON
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