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Utensils
Utensils
Food born Illnesses
Food Preparations
Food Preparations
100
Blends dry ingredients, adds air, and remove lumps from powder sugar.
Sifter
100
A small pan that fits into a larger pan
Double Boiler
100
Used to blend shortening with flour when making pie crust
Pastry Blender
100
Cut food into thin, stick-sized strips
Julienne
100
To mix in a circular motion
Stir
200
Shred foods such as cheese
Grater
200
Cooks food more quickly than conventional sauceoans
Pressure saucepan
200
Undercooked ground meat and unpasteurized milk.
E. Coli
200
To cut or break into thin pieces
Shred
200
To cook in a small amount of fat
Saute
300
Removes the skin from fruit and veggies
Peeler
300
Preferred by chefs for preventing lumps from forming when preparing sauces
Whisk
300
Spoiled food from improperly canned or marinated foods.
Botulism
300
To cook in oven on dry heat
Bake
300
To cut into thin, flat pieces
Slice
400
Used to stir thick mixtures
Heavy Metal Spoon
400
Uses to suction up juice from meat and poultry
Baster
400
Unpasteurized milk and contaminated veggies.
Listeriosis
400
to cut into small pieces
Mince
400
To mix or blend two or more ingredients
Combine
500
Used to drain fruits, veggies and pasta
Colander
500
Used to separate liquids and solid foods
Tongs or Colander
500
Infection from improperly stored or uncooked foods.
Salmonellosis
500
To cut into small squares of equal size
Dice
500
To cut into small irregular pieces with a knife.
Chop