T.L.E 9 Q1

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aluminum

light weight metal ang vies even heat distribution

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stainless steel

most popular material but more expensive

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glass

for salads and desserts and is not for top or surface cooking

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cast iron

durable, but needs to be oiled with salad oil with no salt, and wash with soap before using

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double boiler

whem temp must be kept below boiling and to keep food from overcooking

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teflon

a special non sitck coating to pans and pots, is easy to clean but dont scratch the coating

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aluminum, stainless steel, glass, teflon, cast iron, and double boiler

what are all of the cooking materials?

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can opener

to open food cans

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colander

or vegetable cleaner, used to clean veg and straining pasta

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plastic and hard rubber scraper

for cutting and chopping, but is duller than knives

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cutting board

where food is cut, using plastic of more sanitary than wood, so the plastic cant absorb the food juices

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funnel

to fill jars

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garlic press

specifically fr pulping or mincing garlic

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graters

to grate, shred, slice, or seperate foods

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kitchen spears

for opening packages, tape, string, or removing tags and labels

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potato masher

for mashing soft cooked foods

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rotary egg beater

for beating small amounts of eggs of batter and is made of stainless steel

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scraper

rubber or silicone tool to blend and scrape food from the bowl

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serving spoons

for prepping, serving, of eating

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serving tongs

to grab and transfer food to a platter, and gives a better grip of hot food

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spatula

to level off ingredients when measuring and to spread frostings and fillings equally

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spoon

made of stainless steel or plastic and is used to eat food

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temperature scale

to measure heat, there are also other thermometers used for different purposes

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wooden spoons

made of hard wood

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can opener, colander, plastic and hard rubber scraper, cutting boards, funnel, garlic press, graters, kitchen shears, potato masher, rotary egg beater, scraper, serving spoons, serving tongs, spatula, spoons, temperature scale, and wooden spoons

what are all of the kitchen tools?

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liquid measuring cup

made of heat proof glass or plastic, and is transparent to liquid can be seen

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house hold scales

to weigh large quantities of ingredients

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25 pounds or 5 kilos

how many kilos and pounds of food can house hold scales handle?

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scoops or dippers

to serve or scoop foods

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measuring spoons

to measure smaller quantities

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liquid measuring cup, house hold scale, scoops or dippers, and measuring spoons

what are all the measuring tools?

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french knife

or called chef’s knives. heavy knives have a scabard or flat grind

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fruits and salad knives

to prepare fruits and vegetables

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kitchen knives

or cooks/chefs tools. for all types of kitchen tasks

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citrus knife

has a 2 sided blade and a serrated edge to section citrus

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paring knife

to core, peel, and section fruits and veg. has a short and concave with a hollow ground

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vegetable peeler

to scrape vegetables and peel fruits, the best to use is made of stainless steel with sharp blade that swivels

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french knife, fruit and salad knife, kitchen knife, citrus knife, paring knife, vegetable peeler

what are all the types of knives?

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refrigirator or freezer

to prevent infection from food snd to kee moisture content of each type of food

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oven

for cooking, baking, heating, or drying

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microwave oven

for cooking and heating

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blenders

to chop, blend, mix, whip, puree, grate, and liquify

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refrigirator or freezer, oven, microwave, oven, and blenders

what are all the kinds of equipment?

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regular cleaning

clean all surfaces, tools, and equipment after each use

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deep cleaning

clean the intire kitchen to prevent bacterial growth

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sanitizing

to eliminate harmful bacteria

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proper storage

sotre in a clean, dry, and organized manner, and to prevent contamination and damage

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inspection

regularly inspect tools for signs of damage

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timely repairs

schedule regular maintenance and servicing for specialized equipment

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training

train staff on proper cleaning, usage, and maintenance procedures to prevent accidents

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regular cleaning, deep cleaning, sanitizing, proper storage, inspection, timely repairs, and training

what are the 7 maintenance methods?

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sanitizing

is uses heat, radiation, or chemicals

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heat and chemicals

what are the most common methods of sanitizing

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  1. rinse dishes

  2. soak in water

  3. scrub thoroughly

  4. rinse with water

  5. air dry or use a clean tower

what are the steps to wash dishes (methods if cleaning and sanitizing)

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soil

must be completely removed during cleaning

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time

the longer the cleaning solution remains in contact with a surface, the greater amount of soil is removed

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temperature

moist soil becomes more soluble as the temperature increases

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chemical concentration

varies on the chemical and tool being cleaned. it will reduce as time and temp increase

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mechanical force

as simple as hand scrubbing or as comlpex as a machine. it reduces time, temp, and concentration requirement

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water

what you use for cleaning and sanitizing must be potable and pathogen free

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detergent

cleaning substances for tableware, surfaces, and equipment

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solvent cleaner

also called “degreasers“ and used on where grease has burned

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acid cleaners

for removing what detergents cant remove

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abrasives

to remove heavy accumulation of soil that others cant remove, and must be carefully used to avoid damage

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chlorine

carbolic acid

ammonia

detergents

timsesn

dishwashing liquid

boric acid

what are the types of chemicals

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hot water, steam, UV light, filtration

what are the types of heat sanitizers

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10 minutes

how long must the solution remain wet on the surface

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6 to 8 inches

how far away should you spray the solution

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get fresh air

what should you do when you are exposed to poisonous flames

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remove anything in the mouth

what will happen if you swallow poison

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read the label and follow the instructions for poisoning

what will you do if the household cleaner is the suspected poison

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remove the clothing and continously pour water on the body

what if poison is spilled on you clothing

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cotton clothing

what kind of clothing should you wear

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relishes

raw or pickled vegetables cut into attractive shapes

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raw vegetables with dips, dips and pickled items

what are the 3 kinds of relishes?

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raw

what does the french word cru mean?

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crudites

raw veg with dips are also known as?

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dips

accompaniment to raw vegetables and potato chips or crackers

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picked items

preserved fruits and vegetables

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miscellaneous hors d’ ouevres

variety of both hot and cold food served as appetizers

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antipasto

an italian appetizer

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cured meats, seafood items, cheeses, hard cooked and stuffed eggs, relishes, and mushrooms and other veg

what are the kinds of antipasto?

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brushetta

slice of italian bread that has garlic, olive oil, toppings and is served like canapes

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mise ‘en place

you have everything ready to cook in it’s place

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set in place

what does mise ‘en place mean

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appetizers

small pieces of food served before a meal to stimulate the appetite

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hors d’ vours

small portions of highly seasoned food

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canapes

made of thin slices of bread in different shapes

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base, toppings, and garnish

what are the parts of a canape

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relishes

raw veg placed in a boat shaped dish

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petite salad

small portions of salads

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chips and dips

popular accompaniment to chips, crackers, and raw veg

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soupas and consommes

food made of meat and veg with other liquids

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cocktails

may be juice with alcohol or seafoods with sauce

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tapas

small fods intended to be eaten with wine and is eaten immediately

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caviar

salted roe or eggs of the strugeon

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amuse bouche

oppurtunity to show an aspect of the che’s cooking style and to welcom guests after they ordered from the menu

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platter

a large flat dish for serving food

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centerpiece, slices, and garnish

what are the 3 elements of a buffet platter?

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center piece

may be an uncut postion of the main food item