Safety and Sanitation
Measurement and Basic Culinary Utensils
Basic Culinary Techniques
Meal planning and Nutrition
Table setting, Food Presentation, and manners.
100

This is the first thing you should do before handling any food to ensure cleanliness.

What is wash your hands?

100

This kitchen tool is used to level off dry ingredients for accurate measuring.

What is a metal spatula

100

This process involves combining ingredients so they are evenly distributed.

What is mixing?

100

This meal is often considered the most important of the day because it provides essential nutrients and energy

What is breakfast

100

This is placed to the right of the plate in formal table setting.

What is the knife?

200

This type of kitchen hazard can occur from not properly cleaning up spills.

What is slipping

200

This tool is essential for measuring small amounts of ingredients like salt or baking soda.

What are measuring spoons?

200

This method is used when you place food onto a pan until it is browned

What is pan frying?

200

This nutrient is found in products such as meats, and tofu and helps build our muscles.

What is protein?

200

This utensil is placed to the left of the plate.

What is the fork?

300

The temperature range in which bacteria grow most rapidly, known as the danger zone, is between these temperatures.

What is 4°C-60°C

300

A large sharp knife used for most cutting tasks in the kitchen.

What is a chefs knife?

300

This method is used for making muffins.

What is muffin method?

300

This nutrient is found in rice, potatoes, and bread and is a main source of energy in our bodies.

What is carbohydrates?

300

Saying this before you begin eating shows appreciation and respect at the dining table.

What is Thank you?

400

This term describes keeping raw meat separate from other foods to prevent contamination.

What is cross-contamination?

400

Used for draining pasta and washing vegetables.

What is a colander?

400

This technique is used when you want evenly sliced foods into small squares.

What is diced?

400

Vitamins, and minerals are often called this term as well....

What is micronutrients?

400

The purpose of our folded napkin during our tea lab was.

What is a pouch for you utensils?

500

This foodborne illness causes cans of food to expand (bulge).

What is botulism?

500

When you measure liquid ingredients, the surface will curve downwards. You should read your measurement at the lowest point of this curve. This is called the...

What is the meniscus?

500

This method is used for making cookies.

What is the creaming method?

500

Protein, fats, and carbohydrates are often called this term.

What is macronutrients?

500

When sharing food with friends or family it is important to make sure you all enjoy it together this means you must..

What is sit together?