What is the abbreviation for teaspoon
Tsp.
What is a colander used for ?
To drain liquid from food or to rinse fruits and vegetables .
What is dicing ?
Dicing is similar to chopping, except dicing is always finely chopped, consistent in size .
What is a pot holder ?
A special pad used to handle hot items .
what is a meaning of a recipe name ?
It tells a little bit about your recipe .
What is the abbreviation for ounces ?
OZ.
What are measuring cups used for ?
measuring ingredients with precision when cooking and baking.
What is a shredder ?
A kitchen utensil used to grate foods into fine pieces.
What is the first thing you do before you start cooking ?
wash your hands .
What is a serving size ?
How much you really should be eating out of a family size popcorn bag .
what is the abbreviation for tablespoon ?
Tbls.
what is a spatula used for ?
Mixing , spreading or a tool used to turn over food while cooking .
what is a oven used for ?
An oven is a chamber used for cooking, heating, baking and grilling food.
what is number one rule for knife safety ?
The first rule of knife safety is always to cut away from your body or from another person.
what are ingredients ?
A list of thing's you will need when your making a recipe .
What is the abbreviation for pound ?
lb.
What is a sifter used for ?
Lighten and remove large pieces for ingredients like flour?
what does it mean to mix ingredients ?
An oven is a chamber used for cooking, heating, baking or grilling food.
What is the last thing to check when done cooking?
Making sure oven and stove tops are turned off.
What are directions ?
Directions tell you the steps you need to make the recipe .
What is the abbreviation for cups ?
C.
What is a whisk used for ?
To thoroughly blend ingredients together.
what does it mean to cut or finely chop food ?
To mince
what is the mean of cross contamination?
when you don't wash your hands after you touch raw meat and then touch vegetables.
What is substitutions?
The recipe may include other foods you may use in place of food listed in recipe.