Equipment
Food Safety
Measuring
Baking Terms
Food Borne Illness
100
Used for measuing small amounts of ingredients
What is measuring spoons
100

What are the three types of hazards that make food unsafe?

Physical, Chemical, Biological

100

Which type of measuring includes gallons, quarts, pints, cups. tablespoon and teaspoons?

Volume

100

Piercing a crust before baking is called

Docking

100

What food borne illness can come from undercooked beef?

E. Coli

200
used for measuring liquids such as milk or oil
What is liquid measuring cup?
200

What temperature should you cook poultry and reheated foods to?

165 degrees

200

1 stick butter = ____ cups?

1/2 Cup

200

The process of heating a food to a certain temperature for a set amount of time to reduce or destroy pathogens is called...

Pasteurize
200

What food borne illness can come from improperly canned foods?

Botulism

300
Used for chopping vegetables
What is a chefs knife?
300

What temperature should ground beef be cooked to?

155 degrees 

300
3 tsp equals one of these
What is Tablespoon?
300

Softening gelatin in cool liquid before using. Helps ensure smooth texture in the final product. This is called...

Blooming

300

What food borne illness can come from an infected food handler?

Staph

400
Used for removing the skin from an apple
What is a peeler
400

Putting bread in a toaster and then putting a gluten free piece of bread is an example of...

Cross Contact

400

How do you measure brown sugar?

Pack it into a dry measuring cup
400

Bringing two liquids together to a similar temperature by combining them gradually and completely is called...

Tempering

400

What food borne illness can come from not washing hands after going to the bathroom?

Hepatitis A

500

The attachment used to beat air into liquids is called a ____?

Whisk Attachment

500

Putting vegetables on the meat cutting board is an example of...

Cross contamination

500

i have 3/4 cups of flour and need to cut my recipe in half, what should my new amount be?

1/4 cup + 2 Tbsp

500
What is the difference between these 3 mixing methods: fold-in, cut-in, and cream?

Fold-in: incorporating two mixtures together gently, by cutting down through the center of the mixture and sweeping to the side to pull the mixture up and over.

Cut-In: using a solid fat worked into flour until the fat is divided into small pieces

Cream: fat beaten together with sugar to form a web of air in the mixture

500

What food borne illness can come from contaminated water or raw milk?

Campylobacter

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