baking basics
ingredients
kitchen tools
measuring
safety
100

What appliance gets hot and bakes cookies and cakes. You are not to go near this appliance.

The oven

100
What fine white powder helps to make buttercream?

Powdered sugar

100

What tool do you stir batter with?

A spatula

100

What do you use to measure flour and sugar?

Dry measuring cups
100

What should you do before baking to keep germs away?

Wash your hands

200

What do you normally do to all of the ingredients before putting them in the oven.

Mixing them all together

200

What do we crack into many recipes?

Eggs

200

What tool has wires that are very hard to clean?

A whisk

200

What measures small ingredients like vanilla or salt?

Measuring spoons

200

What appliances should adults help you use?

Ovens and stoves

300

What sweet treat is normally baked on a baking sheet?

Cookies

300

What white powder is one of the main ingredients in both cookies and cakes?

Flour

300

What do you pour ingredients into before mixing?

A mixing bowl

300

What is bigger: 1/3 or 1/4?

1/3

300

If your hair is in your face, you should do this before baking.

Pull your hair back

400

What should you let baked goods do this before trying them?

You should let them cool.

400

What ingredient do you have to pack into the measuring cup?

Brown sugar

400

What do cookies bake on?

A baking sheet or a cookie sheet

400

What do two half cups equal?

One cup

400

If something spills on the floor, what should you do?

Raise your hand and ask your instructor for help.

500
What keeps cookies from sticking to the baking sheet?

Parchment paper

500

What ingredient typically has to be softened or melted in order to put into a recipe?

Butter

500

What do you wear to protect yourself from hot pans?

An oven mitt

500

Recipes tell you exactly how much of each ingredient you need. What do you need to do the ingredients to match the recipe?

Measure out the ingredients

500

Before leaving the kitchen, what should you make sure is turned off?

The oven