Food Safety
Food Safety Pt. 2
Bons Procedures
Kitchen Safety
Food Borne Illness
100

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

Physical, Chemical, Biological

100

What is a pathogen?

Pathogens are any bacteria, virus, parasite, or fungi that can cause illness. 

100

How long should you wash your hands?

20 seconds

100

Which is safer: sharp or dull knife?

Sharp Knife!
100

What food borne illness can come from undercooked beef?

E. Coli

200

What temperature should you cook poultry and reheated foods to?

165 degrees

200

TCS means...

Time/Temperature Control for Safety

200

Where do you find kitchen jobs and how often do you have one?

Middle door of the fridge! EVERY LAB!

200

What are 2 things you should never put on a grease fire?

Water, sugar, flour

200

What food borne illness can come from improperly canned foods?

Botulism

300

What temperature should ground beef be cooked to?

155 degrees 

300

What is the Temperature Danger Zone (explain, but also give the range)?

41-135 degrees. In this range is when bacteria grows the fastest!

300
Once you finish the lab & lab planning sheet, what should you do?

Give the lab planning sheet to Mrs. Bons and wait at the table until she excuses you. 

300

Combinations like ammonia and bleach will produce...

Toxic Gas

300

What food borne illness can come from an infected food handler (specifically mucus from coughing and sneezing)?

Staph

400

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

Cross Contact

400

What are the 4 methods of thawing foods safely?

1. In the fridge

2. Under COLD, running water

3. In the microwave, if food is used immediately.

4. As part of the cooking process.

400

Where are the lab planning sheets?

By the filing cabinet, right when you walk into the lab!

400

When handling ready to eat foods with cuts on your hands you should wear:

a bandage AND a glove

400

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

Hepatitis A

500

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

Cross contamination

500

What are the 6 general conditions for bacterial growth? Think FATTOM

Food, Acidity, Temperature, Time, Oxygen, Moisture

500

What is my absent policy?

3 Labs can be made up if you are absent. You get free absences before I start putting in zeros in the gradebook. Excused (sick, field trip, school excusal) absences do not need to be made up.

500

What are 3 things to do to put out a grease fire?

1. Cover with a lid.

2. Smother with baking soda.

3. Use a Fire Extinguisher (class K)

500

What food borne illness can come from Time/Temperature Abused Foods (food service germ)?

Clostridium Perfringens

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