Kitchen equipment
Food Safety
Kitchen Safety
Sanitation
Safety
100

Appliance used to heat pots and pans

Stove

100

The "two hour rule" refers to how long this type of food may be left at room temperature

Perishable

100

Electrical appliances should always be kept away from this.

Water

100

This should be pulled back when working in the kitchen.

Long hair

100

Pull this to unplug electrical appliances.

The plug, NOT the cord

200

Appliance used to heat food quickly

Microwave

200

Used to thaw foods safely in the Thaw Law. (3 things)

Microwave, refrigerator or cold running water

200

Use this to clean up broken glass shards and tiny pieces. 

Damp paper towel

200

Amount of time you should wash your hands with hot water and soap in order to kill bacteria

20 seconds

200

The room of the house where most accidents happen.

Kitchen

300

The door of this appliance should never be left open to cool.

Oven

300

Occurs when you consume food or beverage that has been contaminated. 

Foodborne illness or food poisoning

300

How you should hold a lid when removing it from a hot pot or pan?

Like a shield, away from your body

300

Keep this type of food separate from other food items in the kitchen.

Raw food, especially meat

300

Pot handles should be turned in this direction on the stove.

To the side

400

Keeps food items between 40oF and freezing; slows the growth of bacteria on food. 

Refrigerator

400

Range of temperatures called the "Danger Zone" that bacteria can grow most rapidly. 

40oF to 140oF

400

Items used to put out a grease fire?

Metal lid or cookie sheet

400

You should do this after eating, using the toilet and touching pets or animals

Wash your hands

400

To prevent poisoning, you should always read this item carefully and use only as directed.

The product label

500

You can not put hard rinds, bones, pasta or potato peels in this appliance

Garbage disposal

500

The four important food safety rules. 

           (4-part answer)

Clean, separate, cook and chill

500

Items that are washed separately from the rest of the dishes.

Knives and other sharp objects

500

Cross contamination is when this is accidentally transferred from one substance to another with harmful effect. 

Bacteria

500

Item that should be readily available in kitchen at all times.

A fire extinguisher