Kitchen Hazards
Kitchen Sanitation
Kitchen Measurement
Parts of a Recipe
100

This kitchen hazard can happen when a knife is hanging off the edge of the counter.

What is a cut hazard?

100

How long should you wash your hands?

What is 20 seconds?

100

Which measuring tool is used for flour and sugar?

What are dry measuring cups?

100

This tells how many people the recipe will serve

What is the yield?

200

Water spilled on the floor creates this type of hazard.

What is a slip or fall hazard?

200

After washing your hands, what should you use to dry them?

What is a clean paper towel?

200

Which measuring tool is used for milk or water?

What is a liquid measuring cup?

200

This part lists everything you need to make the recipe.

What is the ingredient list?

300

Raw chicken juice touches a cutting board, and then lettuce is cut on the same board without washing it.

What is cross-contamination?

300

True or False:
Hand sanitizer replaces proper handwashing while cooking.

What is False?

300

Where should your eyes be when measuring a liquid?

What is eye level?

300

This part explains how to prepare the food.

What are the directions?

400

Name two things that could cause a burn in the kitchen.

What are:

  • Hot pans
  • Boiling water
  • Steam
  • Oven racks
  • Hot grease
  • Stove burners
    (Any two)

$500

400

Before putting on new gloves, what should you always do first?

What is wash your hands?

400

How should brown sugar be measured?

What is packed firmly into the measuring cup?

400

This tells you what tools or equipment you need.

What is the equipment list?

500

A towel is lying beside the stove burner while someone is cooking.

What is a fire hazard?

500

Name three times you should wash your hands while cooking.

  • Before cooking
  • After touching raw meat
  • After coughing or sneezing
  • After touching garbage
  • After using the restroom
  • After touching your face or hair
    (Any three)
500

How many teaspoons in a tablespoon?

  • What is 3?
500

Why is it important to read the entire recipe before you begin cooking?

Because it helps you:

  • Gather ingredients
  • Gather equipment
  • Read all directions
  • Work safely
  • Avoid mistakes