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100

What is the proper cooking temp for chicken?

165

100

Why is it important to properly label allergens on a menu?

Properly labeling allergens on a menu is essential because it helps customers with food allergies make informed choices. It also demonstrates the restaurant's commitment to food safety and customer well-being.

100

How long must sanitizer be in contact with a surface for it to be considered sanitized?

30 seconds

100

What is FIFO

First in first out

100

Which bird is the centerpiece of most Thanksgiving dinners?

Turkey

200

What is the proper cooking temp for ground beef?

155

200

How should a server handle a customer with a food allergy?

Servers should take food allergies seriously and communicate the customer's allergen information to the kitchen staff. They should also be knowledgeable about the menu items, ingredients, and potential cross-contact risks. Clear communication and ensuring the customer's safety are top priorities.

200

What must be present at a proper hand washing station?

Water, Soap, Paper towels, Garbage can

200

What temperature must hot food be held at while being kept warm for service?

135

200

What is the name of the ship that brought the Pilgrims to America in 1620?

Mayflower.

300

What is the proper cooking temp for a whole pork roast?

145

300

How can cross-contact be minimized in a restaurant kitchen?

 Cross-contact can be minimized by having separate preparation areas and utensils for allergenic foods, using color-coded utensils, thoroughly cleaning and sanitizing surfaces and equipment, and training staff on the importance of preventing cross-contact.

300

Explain the proper procedure for taste testing a product.

Use a clean (or single use) utensil. 

300

What does FAT TOM stand for?

Food, Acidity, Time, Temperature, Oxygen, Moisture

300

What pie is commonly associated with Thanksgiving dessert?

Pumpkin Pie

400

What is the proper cooking temp for fish?

145

400

What is cross-contact?

Cross-contact occurs when allergens are unintentionally transferred from one surface or food to another.

400

What is the TDZ?

41-135

400

What are the symptoms of a foodborne illness, and when should an employee stay home from work?

symptoms of a foodborne illness include nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal cramps, and fever. Employees should stay home if they are experiencing these symptoms to prevent the spread of illness.

400

Which president proclaimed Thanksgiving a national holiday in 1863?

Abraham Lincoln.

500

What is the proper cooking temp for stuffed flounder?

165

500

What are the big 8 food allergies?

  1. Milk:Eggs:Peanuts:Tree nuts:Soy:Wheat:Fish:Shellfish






500

What are the 4 acceptable ways to thaw food properly?

Cooking Without Thawing

Microwave Thawing

Cold Water Thawing

Refrigerator Thawing

500

Why is it important to properly label and date food items in a commercial kitchen?

Proper labeling and dating help in monitoring food freshness, ensuring the use of oldest items first (FIFO), and preventing the serving of expired or spoiled food, contributing to food safety.

500

In what year did the first Thanksgiving celebration take place?

1621