Personal Hygiene
Dishwashing
Terms
Specifications
Management
100

Which of the following is not a personal hygiene practice?

Sanitise the table

Tie up hair

Take off all jewellery

Sanitise the table


100

Put the following dishes into the right order for washing.

wok    plates     glassware    cutlery   bowls  utensils

glassware

plates

cutlery

utensils

bowls

wok

100

Describe the term "to dice".

To cut food into small cubes. e.g carrot.

100

Name one specification for an Anzac biscuit?

Golden brown in colour

Crispy texture

Same size and shape

100

What must be organised before you start preparing the food in a recipe?

Collect all the ingredients and equipment required to be efficient with your time.

200

Name three personal hygiene practices that you must do before cooking with food.

Tie up hair, wash and dry hands, wear clean clothes, cough and sneeze into your elbow, wear a clean apron, take off all hand jewellery, use a plaster and a glove if there is an infection or cut.

200

Describe how to clean the tables before dishwashing.

Wipe down with a damp dishcloth and rinse before filling the sink with water for washing.

200

Describe the term "to slice".

To cut food into thin strips e.g. capsicum.

200

Which of the following would not be a specification for perfectly cooked pasta?

Al dente     Firm in the middle        Very soft

Very soft

200

Why is it important to manage personal hygiene practices?

Because good personal hygiene practices will ensure safe food is provided and no one will get sick.

300

Name three activities when you must wash your hands straight afterwards, before touching food.

Touching a pet animal

Going to the toilet

Touching the rubbish bin

Touching money

Touching your phone

Touching your hair or face

300

Why should the dishes be dried properly e.g. the metal bowls.

So bacteria do not have an opportunity with moisture to reproduce.

300

Describe the term "to saute". 

To toss in a little oil until the flavours have been released. It is not to brown.

300

Another name for specifications would be a set of .....

Standards or criteria to which the product must meet

300

Name two ways to manage your food preparation area better.

Have a scrap bowl for scraps.

Put away food containers as you go.

Rinse and stack as you go

Work from left to right.

400

Describe what must be done if there is an infection on the hand.

Put a plaster on the cut and wear a glove.

400

Describe how you would wash a sharp knife safely while doing dishes.

Keep it out of the sink. Take it by the handle and wash it separately. If left in the sink it is hidden and fingers can be cut easily.

400

Why preheat the oven?

To make sure the oven reaches the correct temperature for the food product so that the food starts cooking immediately.

400

Name two specifications for well cooked rice.

Firm to the bite

Al dente

Fluffy

400

How would you manage your dishes as you are cooking?

Rinse and stack on the side of the bench as you cook.

500

Describe the correct way to prepare your hands for cooking.

Wash and dry hands for 20 seconds each, using hot soapy water.

500

Why must dishes be rinsed before washing?

To make sure that the water stays as clean as possible during the dishwashing process.

500

Explain why a whisk is used only for whisking liquids.

Because it is designed to blend liquids together and the wires would break if it was used for anything more difficult.

500

Why is it important to have specifications for the outcome of a food product?

So that every time the recipe is used the outcome will be the same.

500

Why is it important to manage the work station well.

So that there is an effective use of time and effort and resources.

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