Kitchen Safety | Kitchen Equipment | Measurements and Equivalents | Cutting, Cooking, and Preparation Terms | Essential Parts and Recipes |
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Stop, Drop, and Roll.
If your clothing catches on fire, you should...
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Dry Measuring Cups
This common kitchen tool is use to measure dry and solid ingredients.
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Pounds
This common unit of measurement is represented by the abbreviation lbs. or #.
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Dice
Cutting food into small, equal-size squares about ¼ to 1/8” in size is to _________.
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Yield
The number and size of servings a recipe will make.
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Cuts.
You should exercise caution when using knives to prevent this safety hazard.
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Pie Pan
This shallow, round baking dish with sloping sides; usually made of glass or metal is commonly used to make quiches.
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One
Three teaspoons is equivalent to ___ tablespoons.
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Fry
This in fat cooking method uses a small amount of hot fat to cook food.
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Non-Essential Ingredients
Ingredients that an be substituted without changing the recipe’s appearance, taste, or texture.
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Chemical Poisoning
You should keep all chemicals in their original container Cleary labeled and away from food to prevent this kitchen safety hazard.
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Steamer
This perforated metal insert fits into a saucepan or pot that holds food above boiling water cooking it a way that retains the nutrients.
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Pinch
A measurement that is less than 1/8 tsp. or the amount of an ingredient that can be held between the thumb and forefinger.
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Bake
The process of cooking something with dry hot air.
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Nutritional Analysis
This information is not necessary for preparing a recipe, but is very useful information when planning foods to fit into a particular eating plan
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Pot Holders/Oven Mitts
You should use these hand protecting mitts to reduce the risk of burns while removing pans from the oven.
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Pastry Blender
This kitchen tool is made of several pieces of curved metal attached to a handle and used to blend flour and solid fat when making pastry.
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Quart.
The common unit of measurement is represented by the abbreviation qt.
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Knead
Working a ball of dough with the fingertips or heels of the hands by repeating press, fold, and turn motions is to ________.
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Equipment Shape
This should be considered if the yield of a recipe is decreased.
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Step Stool
To prevent falls from in the kitchen you should always use a _____________ to reach high places.
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Chef Knife
A Large, triangular blade knife used to slice, chop, and dice fruits and vegetables.
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128.
One gallon is equivalent to ___ ounces.
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Grease
To rub fat on the surface of a food or a cooking utensil.
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Ingredients
The food products you need to make the recipe.
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