Food Safety/Sanitation
Stocks
Soups
Sauces
Meats
100

41 degrees F- 135 degrees F

What is the temperature danger zone?

100

A bundle of herbs and spices

What is bouquet garni?

100

Broth-based, cream-based, consommé, and bisque

What are types of soups?

100

Milk thickened with roux

What is bechamel?

100

Beef liver, tongue, and kidney

What are variety meats?

200

The internal cooking temperature of whole-roasted Tilapia

What is 145 degrees F

200

Roasting bones

What is an important step in making a brown stock? 

200

Mixture of egg whites, ground meat, and vegetables

What are the ingredients for a raft?

200

Another name for brown sauce

What is Espagnole sauce?

200

Flecks of fat that run through cuts of meat? 

What is marbling?

300

The number one way to prevent foodborne illnesses

What is proper handwashing?

300

Ingredients in mirepoix

What are onions, carrots, and celery?

300

Rich, cream-based, often based made with crustaceans

What is bisque?

300

Egg yolks and clarified butter

What are the ingredients of Hollandaise sauce?

300

Type of cooking methods for tender cuts of meat like a T-bone steak

What are dry cooking methods?

400

Two responsibilities for the class Sous Chef in the kitchen

What are filling/monitoring the sinks and checking all lab groups out?

400

White, Brown, Fish

What are types of stock?

400

Equal parts of fat and flour used to thicken

What is roux? 

400

Tartar sauce, barbecue sauce, cocktail sauce

What are examples of contemporary sauces?

400

Combination cooking method for cooking small tough cuts of meat

What is stewing?

500

The 5 steps to dishwashing using the three-compartment sink

What is scrape, wash, rinse, sanitize, and air dry

500

A bag of herbs and spices

What is sachet d'epices? 

500

Thickener using egg yolks and cream

What is a liaison?

500

To enhance the look of a dish and to add complimentary flavors

What are 2 reasons for using sauces?

500

3 Main grades of beef

What are prime, choice, and select?

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