Baking Basics and Science
Dairy and Egg
Grains and Produce
Kitchen Safety and Sanitation
Nutrition, Tools, and Metrics
100

This is the main function or purpose that flour serves when it is used in baked goods.

What is providing structure?

100

This term refers to milk that has been heated to just below boiling point.

What is scalded milk?

100

Potatoes should never be stored in the refrigerator; instead they should be places in this type of environment.

What is a dark, room temperature room?

100

To ensure proper hygiene and prevent foodborne illness, hands shoudl be washed before handling food for at least this long?

What is 20 to 30 seconds?

100

This is the exact number of fluid ounces found in one standard measuring cup.

What is 8 ounces?

200

The biggest difference between various types of flours (such as bread, all-purpose, cake) comes down to the amount of this specific protein in the flour.

What is gluten?

200

This process inolves heat-treating milk or eggs specifically to kill off potential bacteria.

What is pasteurization?

200

You  should avoid washing fresh fruits and vegetables prior to storing them because the leftover moisture encourages the growth of this.

What is mold?

200

Washing your hands after handling raw meat and using seperate cutting boards for meats and vegetables are practices designed to avoid this dangerous kitchen hazard.

What is cross contamination?

200

This specific recipe ingredient must always be firmly "packed" down into a dry measuring cup to ensure an accurate measurement.

What is brown sugar?

300

These two common kitchen leaveners are examples of chemical leavening agents but cannot be used interchangeably.

What is baking soda and baking powder?

300

This sweet, airy topping is made by beating sugar together with egg whites.  

What is a meringue?

300

This is the standard ratio of water to white rice used during the cooking process.

What is 2 to 1 ratio. (2 cups water for every cup of rice)

300

Throwing this onto a kitchen grease fire is highly dangerous and should never be done.  

What is water?

300

This is the primary function and "job" that carbohydrates perform for our bodies.

What provides energy for our body's functions?

400

Cookies like Tollhouse Marble Squares, which are spread into and baked in a large pan before being cut into individual servings, falls into this specific cookie classification.  

What are bar cookies?

400

Egg whites separate best when they are at this temperature, but they will reach their optimal volume when beaten at this temperature. (2 part answer)

What is cold for separating and room temperature for beating?

400

This specific part of a grain kernel is considered the reproductive center and is rich in vitamins, minerals, protein, and healthy fats.

What is the germ?

400

This is the first thing you should do when your finger gets cut in culinary.

What is run it under cold water?  

Also acceptable answer:  alert your teacher

400
On a standard nutritional food label, the ingredients are required to be listed in what specific order?

What is descending by weight (or most to least)?

500

Liquids are cruticial in baking because they hydrate the flour proteins, can add flavor, and can activate the chemical leavener IF they meet this chemical criteria.

What is being acidic?

500

These twisted, cord-like strands of egg white anchor the yolk securely in the center of the egg.

What is the chalazae?

500

Botanically speaking, an onion is classified as this type of vegetable with many layers and a protective outer skin.

What is a bulb?

500
Foods that spoil or go bad very rapidly if left out of the refridgerator are designed by this two-word descriptive phrase.

What is "highly perishable"?

500

This is the current, circular healthy eating icon created and utilized by the USDA to represent nutrition groups.

What is MyPlate?

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