Food Borne Illness
Hand Washing/X Contamination
Cooking/
Storing Food
Temps
Safe Cooking
100

The place where the majority of food borne illnesses originate

home

100

What is the minimum amount of time you should scrub your hands with warm water and soap?

What is 20 seconds

100

The primary recommended tool to verify that meat is fully cooked

What is a calibrated food thermometer

100

The method is considered the safest for thawing frozen poultry

What is placing the frozen poultry inside the refrigerator

100

The primary purpose of the 'claw grip technique' when using a knife

What is to keep fingertips curned inward away from the sharp blade

200
The symptom of foodborne illness that requires attention if severe

vomiting and high fever

200

The transfer of harmful bacteria from one surface or food to the other

What is cross-contamination

200

How leftftovers be handled after a meal to maintain safety 

What is refrigerate them in shallow containers within 2 hours of cooking

200

The internal temperature that ground beef must be safely cooked to and at

What is 160 degrees farenheit

200

The handles of pot handles and pans should be turns in what direction

Toward the center or side of the stove, away from edge walkways

300

What you should do with a wooden cutting board after using it to trim raw chicken

Wash, rinse, and sanitize it thorougly before using it again

300

The place where raw meat should be stored in a home refrigerator to prevent cross-contamination

Where is on the bottom shelf inside a container or sealed package

300

The maximum time pershiable food can safely stay in the Danger Zone before it must be discarded

What is 2 hours

300
The internal temperature that all poultry (like chicken and turkey) should be cooked

What is 165 degrees farenheit

300

Grease fires should be put out this way

What is turning off heat, smothering flames, using baking soda or salt

Do NOT use water

400

The four-step core message recommended by food safety experts to prevent foodborne illness

clean, separate, cook, chill

Clean hands, separate raw foods, cook to right temps, chill promptly 

400

What you should do if you have a small cut on your hand before preparing food for others

What is wash the cut, put on a bandage, and wear a clean glove

400

The length that cooked leftovers can be safely stored in the refrigerator before being thrown out

What is 3-4 days 

400

The temperature a standard home refrigerator should be set to maintain

40 degrees fareneheit or below

400

Using a damp oven mitt or damp cloth towel is dangerous when handling food because

What is water conducts heat rapidly converting into steam that burns skin
500

The microorganism that is commonly associated with improperly canned foods or sealed vacuum packages

Clostridium Botulinum (will accept botulism)

500

The proper procedure for cleaning kitchen counters before cooking

What is washing with warm soapy water and applying a food-safe sanitizer

500

This happens to glass bakeware when it is placed directly on a cold, wet countertop right after coming out of a hot (204 degrees or more) oven

What is thermal shock , which cuases the glass to rapidly contract unevenly and shatter explosively.

500

Which temperature range represents the "danger zone" where bacteria can multiply most rapidly? 

What is 40-140 degrees Farehneit

500

A dull knife is generally considered more dangerous than a sharp knife because

It requires more force to cut and is prone to slipping off food

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