Terms | Equipment | Microwave | Kitchen Safety | Food-borne Illness |
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What is to cut into very small pieces
Dice
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What is wire mesh that serperates liquid from food; usually has small fine holes
Colinder
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What cooks more evenly than square containers
Round Containers
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What is the amount of time to wash hands
20 Seconds
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What is the safest way to thaw or defrost food
Refrigerator
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What is to cook just below the boiling point
Simmer
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What is used to lift and turn flat foods such as hamburgers and pancakes
Pancake Turner/ Spatula
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What is to hold in moisture, cook food evenly and prevent splattering
Covering Food
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What is used to put out a grease fire
Fire Extinguisher, Baking Soda, Salt, Put lid over pan
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What is usually found in undercooked ground beef
E.coli
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What is to work sugar and fat together until the mixture is soft and fluffy
Cream
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What is used to cut in shortening
Pastry Cutter
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What are micorwave safe containers
Plastic, Paper and Glass
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What is the rules for tasting food
Use clean spoon and use only once, no double dipping
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What is the general rule for preventing bacteria growth
Keep hot foods hot and cold foods cold
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What is to mix ingredients by gently turning one part over another
Fold In
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What is used for blending, mixing, stirring, beating and shipping
Wire Whisk
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What are microwaves attracted to
Sugar, Fat and Water
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What do you do to treat a severely bleeding cut
Apply direct pressure
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What is the dangers zone for food-borne illnesses
40-140 degrees F
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What is to brown or cook foods with a small amount of fat using low to medium heat
Saute
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What is a large triangular blade, wide at the handle and narrow at the tip; used for slicing, cutting, and slicing
Chef/French Knife
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What is to allow food to sit because the food continues to cook when removed
Standing Time
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What do you do before treating for electical shock
Disconnect power source before approaching injured person
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What is associated with improperly canned foods
Botulism
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