Safety & Sanitation
This is the temperature danger zone
40 - 140
This type of cookie is the easiest to make
Drop
Baking soda, baking powder and yeast are all examples of this
Leavening Agents
The body process of breaking down food into simpler compounds the body can use
Digestion
This is the abbreviation for teaspoons
t or tsp
This is the acronym for how to use a fire extinguisher
PASS
Pull Aim Squeeze Sweep
This type of cookie is very rich, has stiff dough, and the dough is packed into a cookie press
Pressed
The creation of tunnels & peaks in muffins is a sign of this
Over mixing
What is the unit of measurement used in nutrition to measure the energy value of foods
Calories
To cook in the oven with dry heat
Bake
These 3 types of hazards can be found in your food
biological chemical physical
This type of cookie you spread out onto a pan and bake
Bar
Develops in the dough’s flour when mixing
Gluten
A fatlike substance that is found in every cell in the body and occurs in foods of animal origin
Cholesterol
To combine solid fat with flour using a pastry blender, two forks, or fingers
To Cut In
This acronym has to do with the conditions that bacteria grow the most rampant
FATTOM
Food Acidity Time Temperature Oxygen Moisture
This type of cookie has a stiff dough, you break off and form with your fingers
Molded
This ingredient is typically considered a wet ingredient because you mix it with liquids, but it is not a liquid
Sugar
Proteins that contain all nine essential amino acids
Complete proteins
To incorporate a delicate mixture into a thicker, heavier mixture with a whisk or rubber scraper using a down, up and over motion so the finished product remains light
Fold
These 2 food borne illnesses come from improper handwashing
hep A and staph
This type of cookie has stiff dough and uses a cookie cutter
Rolled
The process in which yeast dough is allowed to rise after it is shaped and before it is baked
Proofing
These are inorganic substances that make up four percent of your body weight
Minerals
What acronym should you use to analyze your business
SWOT
Strengths Weaknesses Opportunities Threats