Safety
Abbreviations
Equivalents
Cutting Terms
Mixing and Cooking Terms
100

True or False

Use low to medium heat when cooking to prevent scorching, boil overs, and fires.

TRUE

100

Abbreviation for teaspoon.

Tsp or t

100

3 teaspoons equals ________  tablespoons.

1 tbsp

100

Cut into very small pieces with a sharp knife.

What is MINCE?

100

Beat quickly using a wire whisk or rotary beater to add air to one or more ingredients.

What is WHIP?

200

True or False

Use any kind of rug in the kitchen - they are safe.

FALSE

Use only rugs with nonskid backing.

200

Abbreviation for tablespoon.

Tbsp or T

200

2 cups equals ________ pint/s.

1 pint

200

Remove the center of a food, such as an apple, with a sharp knife.

What is core?

200

Mix a light, airy substance with a more solid substance by stirring gently under and over with a rubber scraper.

What is FOLD?

300

Which is safer - a slightly dull knife or a very sharp knife?

A SHARP knife is safer - dull knives are dangerous.

300

Abbreviation for quart.

Qt

300

2 pints equals __________  quart/s.

1 quart

300

Cut into small, even cubes with a sharp knife.

What is CUBE?
300

Mix two or more ingredients together using a spoon.

What is COMBINE?

400

Where should you defrost frozen meat?

In the refrigerator to keep it out of the DANGER ZONE.

400

Abbreviation for ounce.

Oz.

400

4 quarts equals ____________ gallon/s.

1 gallon

400

To cut into small pieces using a knife, food processor or blender.

What is CHOP?

400

Cook in oil or fat in a pan.

What is FRY?

500

What is the danger zone for foods?

The DANGER ZONE is 40 degrees to 140 degrees.

500

Abbreviation for pound.

Lb

500

16 ounces equals ____________ pound/s.

1 pound.

500
To remove the skin of a food using a knife or peeler.

What is PARE OR PEEL?

500

Cook in fat until the surface of the food turns brown.

What is BROWN?

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