Food Safety
Lunch Eligibility
Sanitation
Meal Eligibility
Production / Technician Worksheet
100

What should you do between food prep tasks?

Wash hands and change gloves.

100

Name all five food components of lunch.

Meat/Meat Alternate, Grain, Vegetable, Fruit, Milk

100

What are two important things you do after clocking in for work to promote food safety?

Putting on hair net and washing your hands.

100

How many fat levels of milk must be offered at each meal?

Two fat levels.  

100

Are production records required to be used and filed?

Yes.  It is a USDA requirement to keep accurate production records as they are supporting documentation for our meal counts.

200

What is the danger zone temperature range?

41F degrees - 135F degrees

200

True or false?  Students must take all five components on their tray.

False.  In offer-vs-serve students must take three of the five components with at least one full serving of fruit or vegetable.
200

If you are sick with vomiting and diarrhea, should you still come to work in the cafeteria?

No.  You should stay home and only return to work at least 24 hours after being symptom free.  Be sure to use the proper call-out process. 

200

Can juice count as a fruit?

Yes.  But, it must be 100% juice and not be the only fruit offered at lunch.

200

True or false?  When laying pork steaks, you should put the same amount on every pan?

True.  Laying the same quantity on every pan of like items will make counting food items much more consistent and accurate.  
300

How should you store raw meat in the refrigerator?

Below ready-to-eat foods to prevent cross-contamination.

300

Is this a reimbursable meal? Cheese Nachos, Refried Beans. 

Yes. This meal contains Grain, Meat Alternate and Vegetable. 

300

How many times should serving line food temperatures be taken and recorded during lunch?

Two times.  Food temperatures should come from pans of food already on the serving line, not from the warmers.

300

Name all food component groups for breakfast.

Grain Milk Fruit

300

Can you prepare a recipe by looking at the Technician's Worksheet?

No.  The recipes must still be followed.

400

What is the proper cooling method for leftover foods?

Use shallow pans, ice baths, or blast chillers to cool to 70F within two (2) hours.  Then, to 41F or below within four (4) hours. 

400

True or false?  An entree cannot be sold a la carte on the same day.

False.

400

How long can food stay in the danger zone before it must be thrown out?

Maximum of four hours.

400

What drink should be offered free to all students?

Water!

400

If you have 30 carryover oranges from the previous day, and you need 50 oranges for lunch; how many do you record in the Produced box?

20.  

500

How should leftovers be reheated for hot holding?

Reheat to 165F for 15 seconds within two hours.

500

When packing lunches for field trips, what components need to be included to make it a reimbursable meal?

A full serving of all five components.

500

How often should sanitizer buckets be changed and refilled?

Every four hours or before if sanitizer solution contains food particles or is otherwise dirty.

500

Is this a reimbursable meal?

The school offers:  Chicken spaghetti, 1/2 cup of green beans, and milk.  The student takes all choices.

No.  The school did not offer a fruit, which is one of the required five components.

500

What is the correct way to count your leftover servings of mashed potatoes at the end of lunch?

Scoop and level each serving into a clean pan to get an accurate count to be recorded on the Technician Worksheet.

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