Dietary Advice
Hygiene & Safety
Equipment
Cookery Processes
Food storage
100

Name something we should eat more of

Fruit and vegetables

Fibre

Oily fish

100

Name two categories of hygiene

Personal hygiene 

Kitchen hygiene

100

You use this to fold flour into a Swiss roll mixture

A metal spoon.

100

Name a wet method of cooking

Boiling

Steaming

Poaching

100

Name the 3 areas for storing food in the kitchen

Fridge

Freezer

Cupboard/dry store

200

Name 2 things we should eat less of

Salt

Sugar

Calories

Saturated fat

200

Explain the difference between the two types of hygiene.

Personal hygiene: keeping your body clean

Kitchen hygiene: keeping your environment clean

This is important to prevent contamination and the possibility of getting food poisoning.

200

You use this to coat a gateau in cream

A palette knife

200

Name 2 dry methods of cooking

Baking

Grilling

200

Name 2 foods that should be stored on the bottom shelf of the fridge

Raw chicken

Raw fish

300

How many grams of salt is the recommended daily allowance?

No more than 6g

300

Name 3 personal hygiene rules

Wash hands

Tie up hair

Wear protective clothing

300

You use this to scrape out cake mixture from a bowl

A spatula

300

Describe "rubbing in"

What might you be making if you are using this process?

Using your fingertips to combine flour and fat

Pastry, scones, crumble topping

300

What kinds of foods should be kept on the top shelf of the fridge?

Leftovers

Foods that won't be cooked again 

These are considered to be high-risk foods!

400

What is a practical way to eat less sugar?

Swap fizzy juice for water or milk

Eat fruit instead of sweets

400

Name as many hazards as you can!

Use the correct chopping boards

Keep raw and cooked food separate to prevent cross-contamination

Always cook meat to 75° and reheat to 82°

Keep the fridge temperature between 1-4°

400

Name 3 pieces of equipment you need when chopping vegetables

White chopping board

Non-slip safety mat

Vegetable knife / Chef's knife

Waste bowl

Peeler?

400

Describe what it means to "sweat" and "saute" vegetables.

Sweat - with a lid, vegetables don't brown

Saute - a method of cooking in a little oil in a frying pan. It browns the food and seals and develops flavour.

400

Why is it important to store food correctly?

To ensure hygiene

To prevent spoilage

To prevent the risk of food poisoning

500

What is a practical way to eat less saturated fat?

Trim off visible fat from bacon

Swap red meat for oily fish once a week

Drink semi-skimmed milk or low fat versions of cheese and yogurt

500

Name 3 kitchen safety rules 

Keep pot handles facing away

Turn off electrical appliances after use and keep away from water

Keep animals/pests away from food

Always use clean dishcloths and tea towels

Use the correct coloured chopping board

Wash knives after chopping raw meat to prevent cross-contamination


500

What piece of equipment should you use to remove cookies from a baking tray?

Fish slice

500

Identify 4 reasons that we cook

To improve texture

To improve flavour

To kill bacteria

To make the food easier to digest

500

What is the correct temperature for fridges and freezers?

Fridge 1-4°

Freezer -18°