Storage
Received foods
Cooking
Serving
Temperatures
100

Where should you store dry goods?

In a cool dry place.

100

What should you do when ordering goods?

Check that they are government approved not sketchy.

100

What should you use to check the temperature of food?

A thermometer.

100

What should you do frequently when serving food?

Wash your hands.

100

What temperature should you boil foods at?

100° C

200

What shelf should raw meats be stored in the fridge?

Bottom shelf

200
What should you do if the truck is dirty or goods are damaged, expired, etc..

Reject the shipment.

200

What should you know when microwaving foods?

Check all spots to make sure they have reached the minimum of 74° C

200

What utensils should you use to serve food?

Tongs.

200

What temperature do you cook and reheat at?

74° C

300

Where should fresh vegetables be stored in the fridge?

Above raw meats on the shelf.

300

Where do you store chemicals in the truck?

Store it away from any vegetables and raw meats.

300

What temperature should all foods reach before served/eaten?

74° C

300

What should you use to scoop ice?

A proper scoop, not a cup or your hands.

300

What temperature should you hot hold at?

60° C

400

What order should you put away received foods?

1. Any hazardous foods. Ex. meats, seafood. dairy

2. Frozen foods

3. Fruits and Vegetables

4. Dry goods

400

What temperature should refrigerated foods be stored at? 

4° C(40° F)

400

What should you know when cooking foods on a grill?

Be aware of the hot and cold spots on the grill. Check the temperatures.

400

How should you store icecream scoops?

Store in cold running water.

400

What temperature should chilling and thawing stay at?

4° C

500

What is the "FIFO" Principal?

"First in, First out"

500

What temperature should frozen goods be stored at?

-18° C(0° F)

500

What should you always remember when cooking meats?

Just because it looks cooked on the inside, doesn't mean its cooked on the inside.

500

What should you avoid when serving food?

Touching surfaces that may touch food or someone's mouth.

500

What temperature is the "Danger zone"

37° C to 60° C