Safety and Sanitation
Measure me
Bake it
Stovetop
Dangerous randomosity
100

This is the temperature range in which microorganisms multiply quickly which could lead to food spoilage or even food borne illness

The Danger zone

100

This is how many cups are in 1.5 quarts.

6

100

This is the part of wheat flour that provides strength and elasticity

Gluten

100

This meas we are all set up and ready to go.

Mise en place

100

The method we use for whipped cream or for adding air to anything in baking is called this

Aerate

200

When there is a foreign object in the food that is not supposed to be there we call this

Physical hazard

200

To get accurate results when measuring dry ingredients, the method we use is this...

Overfill and level off.

200

This is a category of ingredient that makes baked goods rise.

Leavener

200

In order to not overload the pan and lose our high heat sometimes we cook in ....

Batches or batching

200

If is browns while cooking is is because of the _______ of the ______

Caramelization of the sugars

300

These are the ways that we prevent chemical hazards in the kitchen

Original packaging, store in completely separate area, and don't store up high

300

3 of these = 1 of these

Teaspoons - tablespoons

300

When mixing wet ingredients to dry ingredients to dry ingredients we always add which to which?

Wet to dry

300

The saute method has these characteristics

High heat, small cuts, lots of movement, small amount of oil.

Start with hot pan, batches if necessary

300

Only oils that have a high _______ _______ are suitable for sauteing at high heat.

Smoke point


Bonus - what is  the Flash point?

400

If something is unfit to eat is is...

Contaminated

400

2 of these = 1 of these

Tablespoons - 1 Fl. Oz.

400

In this quick bread method the fat is kept cold through the entire process.

Cut in

400

In preparing vegetables to be sauted  we do this to the more dense vegetables.

Blanch or parboil

400

These are the two types of grips we have learned on what two types of knives that we have used this year.

Tunnel grip and claw grip. French or chef's knife and serrated knife

500

These are the two types of contamination in the kitchen. Explain both.

Direct - It was contaminated before it got to our kitchen. "It was bad when we got it."

cross contamination - the movement of harmful microorganisms from on place to another

500

There are 16 of these in 1 of these

Ounces in a pound

500

When two things that do not normally mix are mixed we call this process...

Emulsify or emulsification

500

Otherwise known as "flavor bombs", this is the particles that stick to the sides of the pan as a result of sauteing or frying.

Fond

500

When a powered piece of equipment is not working properly, we use this procedure to make sure that on one will try to use it.

Lockout - tagout

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