Kitchen Tools
Cooking Terms
Cutting Techniques
Lab Rules
Measurement
100

What tool removes the skin from vegetables like carrots or potatoes?

What is a peeler

100

To work dough with hands. 

What is to knead

100

To cut food into thin, round, flat slices. 

What is slice

100

What must you have tied back before entering the kitchen?

what is hair

100

What tool is used to measure flour?

What is a dry measuring cup

200

What tool is used to strain pasta or vegetables?

What is a colander

200

To beat rapidly in order to incorporate air. 

What is whip 

200

Cut food into uniform cubed pieces. 

What is dice

200

What should you always double check is OFF before finishing your lab?

What is the oven

200

What ingredient should you pack tightly when measuring?

What is brown sugar

300

What small tool is used to crush garlic?

What is a garlic press

300

To cook food in the hot water vapour that rises from the boiling water beneath. 

What is to steam

300

Cut food into really tiny non-uniform pieces. 

What is mince

300

What should you never put in the soapy dish water?

What is a knife

300

What is the abbreviation of tablespoon?

what is tbsp

400

What tool is used to smooth ingredients while adding air?

What is a whisk

400

To soften a fat while mixing it with another food, typically sugar. 

What is cream

400

To cut food into thin blades, similar to match sticks. 

What is Julienne 

400

Where are the oven mitts located?

What is the back closet

400

What is the equivalent of 3 teaspoons?

what is a tablespoon

500

What tool is used to bake a cheesecake?

What is a springform pan

500

To brown in a small amount fo fat - French word for fry. 

What is Saute

500

To tightly roll leafy herbs or vegetables, then slice them into long, thin ribbons

What is chiffonade

500

What is something students often forget to rinse before finishing their lab?

What is the sink

500

This system of measurement is used in Canada for recipes and cooking

what is metric system