Kitchen Safety 101
Food Prep
Recipe Writing
Knife Safety
Foodborne Illnesses
100

What do you need to do before handling food in the school kitchen? Name three things. 

Tie hair, roll up sleeves, remove jewelry, remove loose clothing, wash hands

100

What are the two things required to cook food? 

Heat and time

100

A yield is also known as? 

Serving size

100

Where do you hold a knife? 

At the base of the handle

100

Which bacteria or parasite can you get from food AND a litterbox? 

Toxoplasma (parasite)

200

How do you stop a grease fire in a pot? 

Turn heat off, put the lid on. 

200

How many types of cooking are there? Name them. 

Moist, dry, and with fat

200

What three times need to be included on recipe cards?

Prep, cook, and total time

200

Why should you not use the tip of a knife? 

The further away it is from you, the less control you have


200

Which bacteria or parasite likes cooler temperatures? 

Listeria (bacteria)

300

You've borrowed a knife to cut up an ingredient. Describe the steps of borrowing a knife, to the point in which you return it

1. Inform Ms. D so your name is added to the list

2. Use the knife

3. Wash the knife when done

4. Dry, return, and remove name from board

300

What cooking method results in the loss of the fewest nutrients? 

Steaming

300

What two things must you do to ensure your ingredient list is correct? 

1. Include exact measurements

2. List ingredients in the order you use them

300
What is the motion that you must make when cutting? 

Small circles in a forward motion: slide, lift, pull, repeat

300

What is a toxin? 

Poisonous chemicals produced by bacteria

400

What does PASS stand for? 

Pin

Aim

Squeeze

Sweep

400

What should you never put in a microwave? Why?

Metal - it will go >>>BOOOM<<<

400

You find the perfect recipe online, and want to make it for your cooking lab. You change up a few things to make sure it caters to your group, but it's the same ingredients, right? You submit the recipe word-for-word, and picture-for-picture from the site you found it on. Why is this wrong? 

1. You use different quantities of ingredients

2. Your equipment might require longer / shorter cook times

3. You need to include a picture of YOUR work

400

One hand must hold the food. What is this hand called? 

"The Claw"

400

What is cysticercosis? 

Worms in the brain

500

How do you use an epi-pen? 

1. Flick off blue cap

2. Orange to the thigh, blue to the sky

3. Hold after you hear the click; massage the area

4. Call 911

500

What can you do to increase the nutrient value of a potato? (Hint: 3 things - you need to say 2)

1. Keep the skin on when cooking

2. Cook it whole

3. Add nutritious toppings

500

What are the three types of recipe cards known as? 

Standard, active, and narrative

500

What does a julienne look like? (Draw the family of cuts it fits in, and circle the julienne). 

drawing on board

500

Which two bacteria or parasites are naturally occurring in our bodies, and do not cause us harm? 

E.coli and Salmonella