Food Safety and Sanitation
Baking and Pastry
Cookies and Pies
Custards, Mousses, and Whipped Cream
Yeast Breads
100

The temperature that bacteria thrive at between 40F (5C) and 140F (57C).

What is the temperature danger zone

100

Flexible bakeware that can withstand oven temperatures up to 485F (251C) despite its fragile appearance.

What is Silicone?

100

This is method used to make sugar cookies.

What is cut-out?

100

This type of custard should be allowed to boil.

What is Creme patissiere? (pastry cream)

100

Breads are allowed to bench rest in order to make the shaping process easier.

What is True?

200

This tool is most useful for removing the yellow rind from a lemon.

What is a zester?

200

A cabinet with heat and humidity controls used in the production of yeast breads.

What is a proof box or proofer?

200

To make uniformly shaped drop cookies.

What is use a scoop?

200

To prevent a baked custard from curdling.

What is bake it in a water bath?

200

Fermenting dough in a warm environment will slow yeast activity.

What is False?

300

Sanitary gloves should be worn by pastry chefs when they ice and portion cakes for service.

What is True?

300

The process of heating sugar to about 320F, causing it to darken.

What is caramelization?

300

Makes the flakiest pie crust.

What is shortening and butter?

300

When making a custard, the process of slowly whisking some hot liquid into egg yolks.

What is tempering?

300

Can cause butter to melt and damage dough.

What is proofing enriched dough at higher than 85F?

400

Foods that usually contain an animal product such as milk, eggs, poultry, seafood, or meat.

What are potentially hazardous foods?

400

Should be mixed briefly and the batter should be lumpy.

What is muffin batter?

400

Causes pie crust to shrink when baked.

What is overworked dough?

400

Baking a custard at this temperature until it is just set will ensure that the custard is firm but not watery.

What is low?

400

Contain more yeast, require longer kneading, and proofing.

What is an enriched dough?

500

Any organism that causes a disease.

What is a Pathogen?

500

Double-acting baking powder requires the addition of an acid to initiate the release of gas.

What is false?

500

How to know when a baked custard pie is done.

When is shakes like a bowl full of jelly?

500

Whipped cream, whipped egg whites, and gelatin.

What are things that a mousse may contain?

500

To develop the gluten when mixing brioche fat is added when the dough is....

What is fully kneaded?