Temperatures
Preventing Foodborne illnesses
Food
Causes of foodborne illness
Kitchen Safety
100

The danger zone temperature range

4 to 60 c or 40 to 140 f

100

Sanitizing a work surface can help stop the _________ of bacteria. 

Spread

100

bacteria like foods that are high this_________ because its a source of food for them to mulitply.

protein

100
Mixing two batches of foods from different dates is what??
Improper use of leftovers
100

Safe knife is a _____________ Knife?

Sharp

200

What is the safe reheating temperature

165f- 74c

200

How should we reheat foods? 

rapidly 

200

Foods that are a prime environment for bacterial growth are known as?

potentially hazardous foods

200

Measures to prevent cross-contamination.

Handwashing, washing and sanitizing tools, equipment and surfaces.

200

Safe cutting grip

claw grip 

300

The fridge should be below what temperature ?

4c - 40f

300

What is the use of a vehicle or object for transmission pathogens known as ? 

indirect or cross-contamination. 

300

Foods that can be kept at room temperature are known as?

non perishable or shelf stable. 

300

#1 cause (handling error) of foodborne illnesses 

improper cooling

300

Keep this away from hot oil.

Water

400

what is considered the minimum safe hot holding temperature.

60c or 140f

400

Sanitizing kills what?

bacteria

400
A food product with no other preparation or cooking procedures before consumption is known as?

Ready-to-eat

400

Physical contaminate

nail, glass, wood.

400

We can use what to clearly communicate potential hazards in the kitchen. 

Our voices 

500

Dangerzone is a temp range where_________multiplies quickly.

bacteria 

500
proper labeling procedures 

what it is, date, sometimes who made it. 

500

Beef jerky is low in what? Making it less potentially hazardous.

Moisture

500

Good personal hygiene can stop the spread of?

staphylococcus

500

Bad places for knives

hidden or in a sink or up high

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