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Food borne illness done...done...done
Everything but the kitchen sink
100

PASS Stands for this.

What is Pull, Aim, Spray and Sweep

100

Use this device to check food temperatures.

What is a thermometer?

100

Finish the phrase "When in doubt..."

What is "throw it out?"

100

Practicing good personal hygiene includes: ______.

A. Washing your hands in warm, soapy water for 20 seconds.

B. Washing hands before and after preparing food in the kitchen.

C. Covering coughs and sneezes.

D. All the above

What is D. All the above.

100

Two examples of measuring tools.

What are measuring cups, measuring spoons, liquid measuring cups, and kitchen scales?

200

Two of the four ways to prevent cuts when working with knives.

What are: 1. keep knives sharp 2. always hold the knives by the handle 3. wash knives separately 4. do not try to catch a falling knife.

200

Refrigerators should be kept at or below this temperature.

What is 40 F?

200

The treatment method used on a person who is choking is called this.

What is the Heimlich Maneuver?

200

This food borne illness comes from improperly processed, home canned foods.

What is botulism?

200

Two examples of other kitchen tools.

What are strainers, colanders, instant read thermometers, timers, and can openers?

300

This occurs when harmful bacteria spreads from one food to another.

What is cross contamination?

300

Freezers should be kept at this temperature or below.

What is 0 F?

300

Treat minor burns by: 

A. running cool water over burned area.

B. apply a moisturizer or burn creme.

C. cover loosely with gauze. 

D. all the above

What is D. all the above

300

This term means to keep food safe to eat by following proper food handling and cooking practices.

What is food safety?

300

The difference between cookware and bake ware.

What is cookware is used on the top of the stove and bakeware is used for baking in the oven?

400

The four steps to food safety.

What are 1. Clean 2. Seperate 3. Cook and 4. chill

400

Food should not sit out at room temperature for longer than this amount of time.

What is 2 hours?

400

This tool is used to serve foods that are liquids such as soups, stews, gravies or punches.

What are ladles?

400

This food borne illness comes from unchlorinated water, raw or rare ground beef, unwashed produce or unpasteurized milk.

What is E Coli?

400

Two examples of mixing tools.

What are whisk, rotary beater, sifter, rubber spatulas, mixing bowls, wooden spoons, and pastry blenders?

500

The seven tips to prevent burns and fires.

What are: 1. keep long hair ties back 2. Always use oven mitts or potholders when removing hot food from microwave or oven. 3. turn panhandles inward when cooking on stove top 4. tilt pot lids away from face to prevent burns from steam 5. drain pasta and hot liquids away from you. 6. keep towels and other materials away from heating elements. 7. clean grease and bits of food off of oven

500

Two places to thaw frozen foods.

What are in the refrigerator or in cold water?

500

This tool is used to apply butter, glazes, or egg mixtures to baked goods.

What is a pastry brush?

500

This food borne illness is caused by raw or under cooked poultry, eggs, meat or seafood.

What is Salmonella?

500

Three examples of large kitchen appliances.

What are Range, refrigerator/freezer, dishwasher, microwave, and convection oven?