Food storage etc
Dates & Temperatures
Cross-contamination
Celebrities
Knives & cutting techniques etc
100
  • Why should raw meats be stored on the bottom shelf of the fridge?

Raw meat should be stored on the bottom shelf of the fridge to prevent bacterial cross-contamination. Raw meats contain harmful bacteria that can cause food poisoning. By storing them at the bottom, juices cannot drip onto other foods

100

What is the correct temperature range for a fridge

5 degrees

100

Name the tool/equipment used to take the temperature of food?

Thermometer

100

Who is the main male actor in Titanic?

Leonardo di Caprio

100

Vegetables are prepared on a ---------------- board

green

200

How long can food safely stay in the danger zone before it should be thrown away?

Potentially hazardous food that has been in the temperature danger zone (5°C to 60°C) for a total of 4 hours or more should be thrown out. If food has been in the danger zone for less than 2 hours, it can be refrigerated or used. If it has been between 2 and 4 hours, it must be used immediately and cannot be put back in the refrigerator.

200

Why is it important to cool cooked food quickly before putting it in the fridge?

Food that has just been cooked or taken out of the oven to cool should be cooled as quickly as possible to prevent the growth of bacteria.

200

List 3 high risk foods.

chicken

dairy

rice

200

This female pop singer is known for her outrageous fashion.

Lady Gaga

200

Name the 2 cutting techniques we have learnt and use.

Bridge

Claw

300

Dry ingredients are measured in gms or mls

gms

300

What is the 'danger zone' temperature range for bacterial growth?

5-60 degrees

300

True or False

You should always wash your hands after cracking an egg.



True

300

Name one of the Kardashians.

Kim, Kourtney, khloe, Rob

300

Always grip a knife by the blade. True or false

false 

400

Name a cooking process....

boiling         grating

frying         dicing

baking       

simmering


400

Define the difference between: Use By date, Best Before date.              

A "Use By" date indicates when food is no longer safe to eat due to potential health risks from spoilage, even if it looks and smells fine, and is typically found on highly perishable items like meat and dairy. In contrast, a "Best Before" date refers to the food's quality; after this date, the product is still safe to consume but may have lost some of its ideal flavour, texture, or nutritional value, and you can use your senses to determine if it's still suitable to eat. 



400

Unscramble this  Food's name

iussh


Sushi

400

This chef own's Hell's kitchen.

Gordon Ramsay

400

True or False

Never leave a knife n the washing up water

True

500

List 3 symptoms of food poisoning

Vomiting, diarrhea, stomach cramps

500

What is the correct temperature for a freezer?

-18 degrees

500

Give 3 examples of how cross contamination can happen in a kitchen

-using the wrong chopping boards.

-using the same utensils/equipment or surfaces for raw and ready-to-eat foods without proper cleaning. 

-it can happen through inadequate hand hygiene, like not washing hands after touching raw food and then handling other ingredients. 



500

Known to be the best rapper.

Drake

500

What coloured chopping board do we use at school when cutting chicken.

Red