Kitchen Safety
For the best results use this kitchen utensil with its tip on your cutting board.
What is a knife?
This plant food contains all nine essential amino acids, is gluten-free, and high in protein.
What is quinoa?
The largest recorded weight of this usually orange vegetable is 18.985 pounds. What's up (with that), Doc?
What is a carrot?
The "boiling point" for water occurs at this temperature.
What is 212 F (or 100 C)?
Peanut butter, flour, butter, eggs, leavening, and vanilla.
What are Peanut Butter Bars?
These appendages should be kept clean at all times.
What are your hands?
Steel-cut, rolled, and old-fashioned are types of this hearty grain.
What is oatmeal?
This versatile, starchy tuber is perfect for boiling, mashing, and sticking in a stew.
What is a potato?
Cooking food in hot fat or oil is known by this term.
Flour, sugar, nutmeg, egg, leavening, milk, butter.
What are Drop Doughnuts?
This piece of equipment protects your countertop as well as your knife.
What is a cutting board?
A carbohydrate extracted from corn, this substance can be used to thicken, blend, and stabilize foods.
What is cornstarch?
This nutrient-dense leafy green that people love to hate also comes in purple!
What is kale?
Use this blend of butter and flour to thicken sauces, soups and stews!
What is a roux?
Chicken, corn starch, soy sauce, pickle juice, paprika, and egg white.
What are Chicken Nuggets?
You should always treat this kitchen appliance as if it is turned on.
What is the stove (or oven)?
We have used this seed, already ground, in Drop Doughnuts. It's also known for its distinctive flavor in gingerbread and eggnog.
What is nutmeg?
This green, cruciferous vegetable got its name from an Italian word meaning, "flowering crest of a cabbage".
What is broccoli?
Use this term when you need to fry something quickly in a little hot fat.
Sugar, cocoa powder, milk, oatmeal, peanut butter, butter.
What are Chocolate No-Bake Cookies?
To reduce risk of this type of contamination, use care when handling chicken and eggs.
What is salmonella?
A mixture of sodium bicarbonate and cream of tartar, this substance is used as a raising agent in baked goods instead of yeast.
What is baking powder?
The dried and smoked version of this Mexican vegetable is known as the chipotle.
What is jalapeno?
This tart liquid is left behind after churning butter out of cultered cream.
Butter, flour, milk, cheddar cheese, tortilla chips.
What are Nachos?