Kitchen Safety & Sanitation
Tools & Measurement
Cooking Methods
Nutrition Basics
Recipe Analysis & Budgeting
100

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

20 seconds

100

Which type of measuring cup is used for flour and sugar?

Dry measuring cup

100

Name one dry-heat cooking method.

Baking, roasting, grilling, or sautéing

100

What are the six essential nutrients?

Carbohydrates, protein, fat, vitamins, minerals, and water

100

What does “yield” mean in a recipe?

How much the recipe makes

200

What does FIFO stand for in food storage?

First In, First Out

200

What tool do you use to measure small amounts of spices or baking powder?

Measuring spoons

200

Name one moist-heat cooking method.

Boiling, steaming, or braising

200

Which nutrient is the body’s main source of energy?

Carbohydrates

200

If a pizza recipe makes 8 slices and costs $8.00 total, what is the cost per slice?

$1.00 per slice

300

Name two common symptoms of foodborne illness.

Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, fever, or stomach cramps

300

Which tool is best for leveling flour in a measuring cup?

Flat edge or knife

300

What cooking method is used when making grilled cheese on the stovetop?

Pan-frying

300

Which nutrient builds and repairs muscles and tissues?

Protein

300

Why is serving size important when analyzing a recipe?

It tells you how much one person eats, used for cost and nutrition

400

At what temperature range is the “Temperature Danger Zone”?

40°F–140°F

400

What’s the difference between liquid and dry measuring cups?

Liquid cups measure volume and have spouts; dry cups are meant to be leveled off

400

What is the main difference between steaming and boiling vegetables?

Steaming cooks with vapor above water; boiling submerges food in water

400

What’s the difference between a simple carbohydrate and a complex carbohydrate?

Simple carbs are quick sugar energy; complex carbs provide long-lasting energy

400

What is the formula for unit price?

Price ÷ Quantity = Unit Price

500

What is cross-contamination, and how can you prevent it?

The transfer of harmful bacteria from one food to another; prevent with separate cutting boards, cleaning, and handwashing

500

Why is accurate measurement important in baking?

Because baking is a science—wrong measurements change texture and rise

500

Why might stir-frying be considered a healthy cooking method?

It uses little oil, cooks quickly, and preserves nutrients

500

What does “calorie” measure?

The amount of energy food provides

500

If a box of pasta costs $2.00 for 16 oz, and you use 8 oz in a recipe, how much did that portion cost?

$1.00

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