You should always hold a knife by this part when passing it to someone.
What is the handle?
This kitchen utensil:
What is whisk
This should never be used to catch falling knives.
What are your hands?
This is how many teaspoons are in 1 tablespoon.
What is 3?
This is what you should always do to surfaces before and after cooking.
What is wipe them down/clean them?
Never use this to put out a grease fire.
What is water
This cooking utensil:
What is rolling pin
This type of knife is actually safer because it requires less force to cut.
What is a sharp knife?
This is how many cups are in 1 pint.
What is 2?
Dishcloths and sponges should be replaced or washed often because they can hold these.
What are germs/bacteria?
Never wear this type of clothing in the kitchen because it could catch fire.
What is loose clothing?
What is zester
You should always hold this part when unplugging an appliance.
What is the plug, not the cord?
When measuring flour, you should always do this to avoid packing it down.
What is spoon it in and level it off?
This is the proper way to wash sharp knives.
What is wash them separately by hand, don't put them in the sink?
This should always be used when handling hot pans or trays.
What are oven mitts/pot holders?
What is liquid measuring cup
When using an electric mixer, you should always do this before touching the beaters.
What is unplug the mixer?
This is how many ounces are in 1 cup.
What is 8 ounces?
To prevent bacteria growth, dirty dishes should not be left like this.
What is sitting in the sink for long periods of time?
This bacteria, often found in undercooked poultry, can cause food poisoning.
What is Salmonella?
This Kitchen Utensil:
What is pastry blender
When blending hot liquids, you should do this to prevent burns.
What is leave the lid slightly open or cover with a towel to let steam escape?
This is the tool you should use to measure liquid ingredients
What is a liquid measuring cup?
This is the safest way to clean up broken glass in the kitchen.
What is sweep it up with a broom and dustpan, then wipe with a damp paper towel?