Sanitation
The group of individuals at a higher risk for foodborne illnesses
Who are the Elderly?
This is a common TCS food
What is a Baked potato?
To pour liquid over a warm food, usually on the stove-top, and ignite
What is Flambe?
This is the maximum number of days that ready to eat foods can be stored if held at 41 degrees F
What is 7 days
To cook pasta until a slight firmness remains when bitten.
What is Al dente?
TCS food reheated for hot holding must reach this temperature for 15 seconds
What is 165 degrees
Pathogens that are transferred from one surface or food to another
What is Cross Contamination?
This is the minimum water temperature required when using hot water to sanitize objects
What is 171 degrees F
To cook food by submerging in hot oil
What is deep frying?
Biological, Chemical, & Physical
What are the three types of contaminants?
Used to spread icing on cakes
What is a straight spatula
The most likely cause of wheezing & hives
What is Food Allergies?
The amount of tablespoons in a standard stick of butter
What is 8?
To remove the outer layer of a citrus fruit using a zester or paring knife
What is Zest?
Food that is time/temperature controlled for safety?
What is TCS food?
Used to drain washed/cooked veggies, salad greens, & pasta
What is a Colander?
The presence of this bacteria in water indicates that it is contaminated by fecal matter
What is E.Coli?
French term for "Put in place"
What is Mise En Place?
To soak or brush food with a seasoned liquid for tenderness, moisture, & flavor
What is Marinate?