Cooking and Care
Cooking Utensils and Care
Taxes/Gov
Letters and envelopes
Roles/table set up
100

What should always be put on a burn

Cold water/ointment

100

This is used to beat wet ingredients

Whisk

100

The agency that takes care of the environment

EPA

100

What does St. stand for?

Street

100

This should always be set for a formal dinner, especially on the table

A table cover

200

What should never be placed on a burn?

oil/butter/ice

200

Blisters should always be

Left alone

200

This tax is the first tax on your paycheck

Fed Income Tax
200

Where is the stamp usually placed on an envelope?

On the top right

200

What is one thing that cooks should always do before cooking?

Wash hands

300

This is when food is rolled around in bread crumbs

Breading

300

This should always be washed

Vegetables/fruits

300

Someone saying, peace out, would be a form of

Verbal communication

300

Where is the return address usually placed on the envelope?

On the top left

300

What should always go under a plate?

Place matt

400

This should be used to measure wet ingredients

Measuring cup

400

This should always be done before any cooking

Hand washing

400

The date when income taxes are due?

April 15th

400

What is the main part of the letter called?

The body

400

T/False,  and correction; the server would test the soup.

False, the cook

500

What should the temp of chicken be?

160-165

500

Give one example of a wet ingredient and one dry

Answer will vary

500

The largest expenditure of the federal government?

Social Security

500

A formal letter/message should always start out with what? Hint, Barna learned this from a professor

A greeting

500

What is 1 item a formal dinner has that a informal lacks?

Answer varies

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