Food Safety
Food Storage and Selection
Methods of Cooking
Recipe
Methods of Cooking 2
100

Before preparing a meal this should be the 1st thing done

What is washing your hands

100

What is the first that should be done when storing vegetables 

Wash them 

100

All cooking methods have one thing in common

They all use heat

100

The abbreviation for teaspoon?

What is t or tsp?

100

Define deep frying

Completely submerging food items into hot oil or fat to cook.

200

The temperature Danger zone ranges from

40-140 F or 5-60 C

200

What can rise the temperature in a refrigerator 

Hot/ warm food

200

Which category does steaming belongs to

Moist heat

200

This tells the number and size of servings the recipe will make.

What is the yield?

200

Name two foods suitable for dry frying

Bacon, sausage, fork chop 

300

The three types of contamination

What are biological, chemical and physical ?

300

Where in the refrigerator would you storage a birthday cake 

Top shelf or above any raw food 

300

Which way of steaming allows to sperate dishes to be cooked at once 

Tired steamer, Between two place 

300

375°F for 15 minutes.

What is time or temperature?

300

Name two turning tools suitable for frying 

Fish Slice/ Frying spatula, Frying spider, Tongs

400

What is the difference between cleaning and sanitizing 

Cleaning removes dirty or debris on  while sanitizing is using a chemical to kill micro-organisms  present 

400

What are three sign that canned products are unsafe

has dents, is bulging or have swollen seams, rusting, has passed its expiration date

400

Pumpkin is add to soup to 

Soften the pumpkin or enhance the flavour of the soup

400

This should be numbered to make it easier.

Step by step directions 

400

When testing the internal temperature of frying foods using a meat thermometer which part should be checked

the thickest part
500

What items should not be stored in the dry food storage area( cupboard)

Any chemicals

500

To keep cold foods cold what temperature should they be stored

below 39 F or 4C

500

Used when steaming puddings to prevent condensation 

greaseproof paper, parchment paper, baking paper 

500

This many tablespoons is equivalent to 3 teaspoons.

1 Tablespoon

500

Name 4 suitable coatings or batters for deep fried foods

Egg and Breadcrumbs, Batters, Seasoned Flour, Egg and Flour/ Seasoned Flour