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To prevent the formation of ferrous sulfide in a hard cooked egg, cool it slowly in the cooking liquid.
 
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Which of the following does not occur when fruit ripens?
 
  (1) flavor becomes more tart and astringent, (2) organic acids decrease and change, (3) pectin changes to water soluble form, causing a softening of texture, (4) starch is converted to sugar, (5) none of the above.



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