food borne illness | Kitchen Safety | Safety | vocabulary | Miscellaneous |
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What is cross contamination
transferring raw meat juices to another food
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What are burns, cuts, falls, shock, and poisioning
the basic kitchen accidents
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What is a broom
used to clean up broken glass
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What is bacteria
tiny living things that can onlylbe seen with a microscope
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What is a falling knife
never try to catch
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What is . contamination
transferring bacteria into food
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What is the number one cause of disease
not washing hands
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What is the handle first
how to pass a knife
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What is what is hazard
a danger or risk
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What is a recipe
information sheet used to prepare a food product
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What are the symptoms of food borne illness
vomiting, diarrhea, dizziness
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What is placing a knife by the sink OR what is washing a knife immediately?
to prevent from getting cut while washing dishes
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What is dry
preferred condition of pot holders while cooking
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What is to sanitize
to keep harmful bacteria to a minimum using a disinfectant
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What is 0 degrees or below
the temperature recommended for a freezer
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What is . the danger zone
40 degrees - to 145 degrees
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What is hot water
used to rinse dishes off
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What is to suffocate?
the best way to put out a grease fire
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What is flammable
to catch on fire easily
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What is clean, chill, cook, contain
terms used when buying and preparing food
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What is should the internal temperature of cooked food be
165 degrees
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What is a sponge?
never use this to wash dishes because it houses bacteria
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What is how often should you wash your hands while cooking
as often as needed
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What is food borne illness
any disease resulting from spoilage of contaminated food
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What is a step sheet
used to practice good writing habits and have a group plan to produce and recipe and develop life long skills
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