Is it safer to use a sharp knife or a dull knife?
What is a sharp knife?
How many quarts of water does the average person need in a day?
What is 2-3?
What order should you use your utensils in while dining?
What does ethylene gas do?
What is speeds ripening?
Why will skim milk behave different in a recipe than whole milk?
What is it's fat content?
Always assume anything on the stove is ____.
What is hot?
Starch and fiber are what type of carbohydrate?
What is complex?
If you need to season your food, when should you do so?
What is AFTER you taste it?
Milling grains (polishing the germ, bran, and hull of the grain) causes a loss in what?
What is nutrients?
What is marbling?
What is the fat that builds up between muscle fibers?
If you burn yourself, how should you cool the burned skin?
What is run cool water over the area?
What are proteins main purpose in your body?
What is help build, repair, and maintain body tissues?
When eating at a restaurant with others, when should you begin to eat?
Cauliflower is what type of vegetable?
The process of tying a bird's legs and wings to it's body is called what?
What is trussing?
How should you hand someone a knife?
What is put it on a surface and let them pick it up?
Is there a recommended daily allowance for sugar? If so, what is it?
What is there is no recommended daily allowance for sugar?
Your bill at a restaurant was $80, but you had a $20-off coupon, so the total came to $60. Which amount should you use to calculate the tip?
What is $80?
What is a tuber?
The temperature at which a fat or oil begins to burn is called what?
What is smoke point?
What is the temperature danger zone?
What is 41F-135F?
Simple carbohydrates provide the body with what kind of energy?
What is short-lasting?
When setting a table, which utensils go on which side of the plate?
What is forks on the left, spoons and knives on the right?
What are the three categories of fruits?
What is summer, winter, and tropical?
Which category of shellfish includes those with a single internal shell and tentacles?
What is cephalopods?