Safety & Sanitation
Reading/Preparing
A Recipe
Kitchen Terms
Nutrition
100

Time you should wash hands for

20 seconds

100

How many parts in a recipe?

7

100

Used to measure wet and dry ingredients

Measuring Spoons

100

Compounds the body cannot make enough of but still needs

Essentail Nutrients

200

Cutting fresh veggies with unwashed equipment can cause this

Cross Contamination

200
How many servings a recipe will make

Yield

200

Used to measure foods like flour, peanut butter, sugar, etc.

Dry Measuring Cups

200
Can be simple or complex

Carbohydrates

300

To prevent this you should keep food away from cleaning supplies

Chemical Contamination

300

Part of recipe that tells you if you should preheat the oven, prep the grills, broil, etc... 

Temperature

300

To cut a food in long and thin strips

Julienne 

300

Rather than directly giving you energy, this nutrient helps convert foods into energy

Vitamins
400

When mold grows on food 

(________ Contamination)

Biological

400
1 cup is equivalent to ____ Tablespoons

16

400

Similar to cooking something on a grill, but upside down

Broil
400

The 2 types of nutrients

Micronutrients and Macronutrients

500

The 6 criteria for bacteria growth

FATTOM

Food, Acidity, Time, Temperature, Oxygen, Moisture

500

When preparing food you should consider these 4 things... 

The 4 C's

Cleanliness, Cooking, Cross-Contamination, Cooling

500

Used to de clump flour or rinse finer ingredients

Sieve

500

How much water do you need?

Roughly half your body weight in water ounces every day