Hospitality Basics
Personal Hygiene
Kitchen Safety
Kitchen Temps
HACCP
100

The friendly and generous reception and entertainment of guests, visitors, or strangers

What is hospitality?

100

The abbreviation for Time/Temperature Control for Safety food

What is TCS food?

100

This organization ensures workplace safety

 What is OSHA?

100

The correct internal temperature for poultry

What is 165 degrees?

100

A food that requires no additional preparation before consumption

What is a ready-to-eat food?

200

This group of staff members work directly with customers in a restaurant. An example is a host. 

What is Front of House (FOH)?

200

These are microorganisms in human blood that cause disease

What are pathogens?

200

 The correct procedure for storing chemicals in a kitchen

 What is storing them separately from food preparation areas?

200

The correct internal temperature for a steak

What is 145 degrees?
200

This document helps workers understand chemical safety

What is an MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheet)?

300

This group of staff works behind the scenes in food preparation. An example is sous chef.

What is Back of House (BOH)?

300

Examples of this type of contaminant include Windex and oven cleaner

What is a chemical contaminant?

300

The proper method for handling a grease fire

What is using a fire extinguisher/baking soda/towel, NOT water?

300

The bacteria-loving range of 41 degrees to 135 degrees

What is the Temperature Danger Zone?
300

Points/steps in food preparation where safety can be ensured

What are Critical Control Points (CCPs)?

400

What is the first step in solving a customer issue?

What is apologizing?

400

The six factors that contribute to bacterial growth

What is FATTOM (Food, Acidity, Temperature, Time, Oxygen, Moisture)?

400

Falls, cuts, electrical shocks, burns, and poisoning are all types of this. 

What are kitchen hazards?

400

If a delivery of frozen tuna steaks are delivered at a temperature of 45 degrees, you should make the decision to do this with the food. 

Deny the delivery/throw it out. 

400

Using a white cutting board for fruit and a red cutting board for raw steak is a step to avoid this common kitchen mistake

What is cross-contamination?

500

An example of this step in the complaint solving process is moving a customer from a dirty table to a clean table.

What is immediately fixing the issue?

500

The most critical step in preventing foodborne illness

What is proper handwashing?

500

This fire extinguisher can put out most fires, except electrical

What is an ABC extinguisher?

500

If a Caesar salad has sat on the counter of a house for 1.5 hours, you should make this decision about what to do with the food. 

What is to put it in the fridge/eat it?

500

This is step 3 of 4 in the 3-compartment sink dishwashing process. 

What is sanitize?

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