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Cookin
100

This is used for holding foods and for low-temperature cooking

stealess steel 

100

A thick stick cut, larger than a Julienne. 

Batonnet 

100

National spice of Hungary.

Paprika

100

high-risk populations are...

Groups like the elderly and preschool-aged children that are more likely to get sick. 

100

Best cooking method for water-soluble vitamins 

Steaming

200

This is used to distribute heat evenly and holds high temps 

Cast iron 

200

A thin, flat square cut 

Paysanne

200

Has an intense yellow color from a compound called curcumin.

Turmeric 

200

what does RTE stand for 

ready to eat food 

200

This method is Excellent for nutrient retention due to short cooking times 

Microwaving

300

Retains heat well but conducts heat poorly 

Glass 

300

To finely slice or shred a leafy vegetable. 

Chiffonade 

300

This spice was sacred to Greek gods and comes from a tree. 

Bay Leaf

300

TCS food stands for... 

Time and temperature control to ensure safety and limit pathogen growth. 

300

This method uses a small amount of fat and a very short cooking time 

Stir-frying/sauteing 

400

Used for baking dishes, casseroles, and baking stones 

Ceramics 

400

A turned cut, usually used for potatoes or carrots, resulting in a seven-sided shape.  

Tourne

400

This is a universal enhancer and has the nickname "black gold."

Black pepper 

400

This is an incident where two or more people get the same sickness after eating the same food.

food-borne outbreak 

400

This method uses dry heat, retains minerals, and fat-soluble vitamins  

Roasting/Baking

500

Used to prepare asian food and for sautéing quickly 

Wok 

500

A simple round or oval slice, cut crosswise from a cylindrical vegetable. 

Rondelle 

500

Used in sweet baked goods, but also savory stews. 

Cinnamon 

500

When food has stayed out for too long at unhealthy temperatures, it's called.... 

time-temperature abuse 

500

This method keeps the highest concentration of minerals and fiber in the food 

Keep the peels on