Kitchen Safety
Kitchen Tools
Food Safety
Cooking Basics
Culinary Careers
100

 This is worn to protect clothing and improve kitchen safety.

Apron

100

This tool is used to flip pancakes and burgers.

Spatula 

100

Tiny living things that can make people sick if food is not handled properly.

Bacteria 

100

Cooking food in hot water is called this.

Boiling 

100

A person who prepares and cooks food professionally.

Chef

200

You should do this before handling food.

Wash your hands 

200

This tool is used to measure liquid ingredients.

Liquid measuring liquid 

200

The danger zone is the temperature range where bacteria grow quickly.

41*F to 135*F

200

Cooking food in an oven is called this.

Baking

200

This career focuses on serving customers in restaurants.

Server

300

This tool should always be carried with the blade pointed down.

Knife 

300

 This tool is used to strain pasta.

Colander

300

Raw chicken should be kept separate from these foods.

Ready-to-eat foods 
300

 This cooking method uses dry heat from below.

Grilling 

300

A business that prepares and serves food for events.

Catering

400

Wet floors can cause this type of accident.

Slip and fall

400

 This tool is used to chop fruits and vegetables.

Chef's knife 

400

This type of contamination occurs when germs spread from one food to another.

cross-contamination

400

Mixing ingredients until smooth is called this.

Blending 

400

This industry includes restaurants, hotels, and tourism.

Hospitality 

500

This is the first thing you do if a fire starts in a pan.

To cover the pan with a lid 

500

This appliance keeps food cold and safe to eat.

Refrigerator 

500

This thermometer is used to check food temperatures.

food thermometer

500

 This cooking method quickly cooks food in a small amount of fat.

Sauteing 

500

A person who makes breads, cakes, and pastries.

Baker 

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