COOKING
REHEATING
SANITATION
FOOD SAFETY PRACTICES
STORING CHEMICALS
100

What is another name for cooking?

COOKERY

100

What is the minimum temperature reheated food must reach?

165 degrees Fahrenheit

100

What is the act of cleaning something to reduce most germs and bacteria to a safe level called?

Sanitizing

100

What food safety system do cleaning agents and sanitizers support?

HACCP

100

What must all chemical containers have to identify what is inside?

Proper labels

200

What is used to make food more palatable, digestible, nutritious, or safe?

HEAT

200

Why should reheated food not be refrigerated and reheated again?

To prevent bacterial growth

200

Do sanitizers remove all bacteria?

No, they remove most but not all bacteria

200

What do cleaning agents and sanitizers help prevent between foods and surfaces?

Cross-contamination

200

What should chemicals never be stored with?

Food

300

Cooking is described as an art, a science, and a what?

Craft

300

What type of meal is reheated?

A pre-cooked leftover meal

300

What are cleaning agents used to remove from food-contact surfaces?

Dirt, grease, and residues

300

What do cleaning agents and sanitizers help reduce?

Pathogens

300

Where should heavy chemical containers be stored?

On lower shelves

400

What do cooking techniques reflect?

Local conditions, techniques, and traditions

400

What must be added to food in order to reheat it properly?

Heat

400

What must be done before sanitizing food-contact surfaces?

Pre-cleaning

400

What is used to check if cleaning and sanitizing methods are working?

Inspections

400

What document provides proper storage instructions for each chemical?

Safety Data Sheets (SDS)

500

Cooking is an aspect of all human societies and is considered what?

A cultural universal

500

What can grow if food is reheated more than once?

Bacteria

500

Do sanitizers remove visible dirt from surfaces?

No

500

What do staff need to properly use cleaning agents and sanitizers?

Training
500

What information should be on a chemical label?

Name, concentration, hazard symbols, and date