Vegetables
Caring for Fruits
Knife Skills
Fruit Classifications
For Fun!
100

You should store potatoes, onions, and squash in what kind of environment? 

Dry, cool, and dark environment 

100

When selecting fruit, what should you looks for to indicate it is good to buy?

Good Color, firmness 

100

When slicing, how should you non-knife holding hand look?

The claw 

100

Raspberries 

Berries 

100

What was our very first lab?

Blondies

200

True or False:

Canned Vegetables have already been cooked.

True

200

Fresh fruit should be stored where?

Refrigerator 

200

This cut is described as a "smooth orbital motion"

Chopping

200

Pineapple 

Tropical 

200

What is our Final Lab?

Calzones

300

You should choose vegetables that are what in size?

Medium

300

Cold air delays the ripening process. Fruit ripens through the loss of which vitamin?

Vitamin C

300

When holding the knife, it is important we practice which type of grip?

Pinch Grip

300

Peach 

Drupe

300

What are the 5 categories to MyPlate?

Fruit, Grains, Vegetables, Protein, Dairy

400

What are some things you should avoid when shopping for vegetables?

Bruises, wilted leaves, large in size

400

When exposed to air, some fruits brown. This process is called

Enzymatic Browning or Oxidation

400

When setting up your cutting station, what should be under the cutting board?

Damp paper towel

400

Lemon

Citrus 

400

What are 3 parts of the grain kernel?

Bran, Germ, Endosperm

500

What gives green vegetables their Pigment?

Chlorophyll

500

Fruits are rich in which nutrients?

Vitamins & Minerals 

500

This cut is described as a "long unidirectional cut"

Slicing

500

Pear

Pomes

500

What do you need to pass Foods 1 with to be able to take Foods 2?

B- or better