cooking (hard)
what does flash point mean ?
fats ignite
What should you do if your clothes catch on fire?
Stop, drop, and roll
To cook in water or other liquid hot enough to bubble
boil
buds, seeds, roots, bark, etc. of plants used for flavoring/seasoning
spices
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why don't we use stone/metal cutting boards ?
The harder the cutting surface, the quicker a knife becomes dull
to start a fire what type of wood do you gather ?
Tinder
what is it called to cook in an open pan with a small amount of oil.
fry
what does broil mean ?
To cook meat directly over or in front of an open fire.
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and if so what was you highest score?
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what type of cooking involves heat being transferred without moisture
dry heat cooking
What is the best way to cook a foil pack?
On a bed of hot coals, not in the flames
A thick, heavy covered pot that is ideal for cooking foods that need to simmer slowly for a long time or for cooking one-pot meals. is called what?
Dutch oven
what does deep-fry mean?
To cook by immersion in very hot oil.
what is the kelvin scale ?
International System of Units, with the symbol K.
0*F is 255.3722*K
what type of cooking involves heat being transferred by water/water-based liquids (soups, stocks, sauces)
Moist heat cooking
how do you put out a grease fire ?
smother flame / remove oxygen
don't use liquid to put it out
browning sugars caused by heat is called what ?
caramelization
what is a calorie ?
a calorie is a unit of heat used to calculate the energy your body burns up.
what is great about stews and soups ?
what materials are the most and least desirable for a pan or pot ?
good- silver, tin, copper, and aluminum.
bad- glass, porcelain, earthenware, and pottery in general.
you are cooking pork what internal temp is safe ?
and why?
145-160°F (63-71°C) for safe cooking
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white part of the citrus fruit is called what ?
pith
what does dredge mean ?
To coat meat with our, often seasoned, before browning or frying.
what is a Dakota fire hole ?
and why is it useful ?
The Dakota fire hole burns fuel more efficiently, cleaner, and producing hotter fires with less wood