Knife Skills
Cooking Methods
Food Safety and Sanitation
Culinary Math and Measurements
Famous Foods and Chefs
100

This knife is the most common in the kitchen and is often 8–10 inches long.

What is a chef’s knife?

100

Cooking food in hot fat or oil, like French fries.

What is deep-frying?

100

The minimum number of seconds you should wash your hands.

What is 15 seconds?

100

There are this many teaspoons in one tablespoon.

What is 3?

100

This Italian dish is made of thin layers of pasta, meat sauce, and cheese.

What is lasagna?

200

The “bear claw” technique protects this part of your body when cutting.

What are your fingers?

200

Cooking food slowly in liquid just below boiling.

What is simmering?

200

This is the safe minimum internal cooking temperature for chicken.

What is 165°F (74°C)?

200

2 cups equals this fraction of a quart.

What is ½ quart?

200

Julia Child helped make this type of cuisine popular in the U.S.

What is French cuisine?

300

A chiffonade cut is most often used on this type of ingredient.

What are leafy herbs or greens?

300

Cooking method that uses dry heat in an oven.

What is baking?

300

Raw meat should always be stored on this shelf of the refrigerator.

What is the bottom shelf?

300

A recipe calls for 8 ounces of cheese. This is this many cups roughly.

What is 2 cups?

300

This American chef is known for saying, “Bam!” while seasoning food.

Who is Emeril Lagasse?

400

This French word describes cutting food into long, matchstick-sized pieces.

What is julienne?

400

Searing meat and then finishing it in liquid is called this combination method.

What is braising?

400

The range of temperatures known as the “danger zone” for bacterial growth.

What is 41°F–135°F?

400

Reducing a recipe that serves 24 down to 6 requires you to divide each ingredient by this number.

What is 4?

400

This chef is famous for his fiery temper on TV shows like Hell’s Kitchen.

Who is Gordon Ramsay?

500

The three parts of a knife are the blade, the handle, and this middle section.

What is the tang?

500

Cooking food with the steam trapped from boiling liquid, often using a basket.

What is steaming?

500

This bacteria, often found in undercooked chicken, is one of the most common causes of foodborne illness.

What is Salmonella?

500

A hotel pan holds 2 gallons of soup. This is this many 8-ounce servings.

What is 32 servings?

500

This New Orleans dish, made with rice, sausage, and spices, is often associated with Mardi Gras.

What is jambalaya?