Cookery (2nd Quarter)

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What are the three basic kinds of kitchen equipment?

Major appliances, Small appliances, Utensils

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Give three examples of major appliances.

Refrigerator (for cold storage), Range (for cooking), Microwave

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What is the function of a refrigerator?

Used for cold storage and preservation of food.

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What is a small appliance? Give examples.

Small electrical household device for simple tasks. Examples: mixer, food processor, blender, toaster.

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Define utensils and give examples.

Kitchen tools used for food preparation. Examples: cups, knives, peelers, pots, pans.

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What is a wooden spoon used for?

Mixing and stirring hot foods.

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What is the function of a wire whisk?

Used to whip eggs or cream or add air to a batter.

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What is a rubber scraper spatula used for?

Mixing and folding soft ingredients, removing food from bowls or plates.

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What is a rolling pin used for?

Flattening dough for rolls, pizza, cookies, or crusts.

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What is the use of a strainer or sieve?

Strains liquids from solids, aerates dry ingredients like flour and sugar.

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What is a colander used for?

Separating solids from liquids, washing vegetables and fruits.

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What are measuring spoons used for?

Measuring small amounts of liquid or dry ingredients.

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What are kitchen shears used for?

Cutting foods and kitchen materials.

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What is a grater used for?

Shredding or grating foods like potatoes, cheese, or zesting lemon/ginger.

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What is a mixing bowl?

Basic utensil for mixing ingredients, comes in metal, plastic, or glass/ceramic.

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What is a kettle used for?

Boiling water for tea or other hot beverages.

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Why must we maintain cleanliness and hygiene in the kitchen?

To ensure food safety, prevent contamination, and avoid foodborne illnesses.

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What can happen if food handling safety is not followed?

Foodborne illnesses, contamination, and health hazards.

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What is food safety?

All practices that prevent foodborne illnesses.

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What is sanitation?

Cleanliness and maintenance of food preparation areas and equipment to prevent contamination.

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Why do we need to be strict in food preparation?

To ensure safety, prevent contamination, and protect health.

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How do we ensure that the food we eat is safe?

By following food safety and sanitation practices such as cleaning, cooking properly, separating, and storing correctly.

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What is cleaning in food preparation?

Ensuring surfaces and utensils are free from contaminants to prevent foodborne illness.

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What is cooking in food preparation?

Preparing food to the correct internal temperature to kill bacteria and pathogens.

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What is separation in food preparation?

Keeping different food components apart (e.g., meat and vegetables) to prevent cross-contamination.

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What is storage in food preparation?

Keeping food at the right temperature and in proper containers to maintain freshness and prevent spoilage.

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Why do we need to be clean at all times in preparing food?

To prevent contamination, foodborne illnesses, and ensure safety.

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What harm may occur if food handling safety is not followed?

Food poisoning, spread of bacteria, cross-contamination, and serious health risks.

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What is the purpose of a food safety checklist?

To monitor proper food handling, sanitation, and safety practices in the kitchen.

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What are cleaning tools and materials used for?

Maintaining cleanliness and hygiene in the kitchen to ensure food safety.

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What is the purpose of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) in the kitchen?

To protect food handlers from hazards and prevent contamination of food.

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What temperature should cooked food be reheated to?

At least 165°F (in the microwave, on the stove, or in the oven).

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Why should you avoid reheating food with a chafing dish, warming tray, or slow cooker?

It keeps food in the Danger Zone too long, allowing bacteria to grow.

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At what temperature should hot food be held?

140°F or above.

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What methods can be used to keep hot food hot?

Heated chafing dishes, warming trays, or slow cookers.

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At what temperature should cold food be stored in the refrigerator?

40°F or below.

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How can you keep cold food cold when serving?

Place food in containers on ice to maintain below 40°F.

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What is the 'Danger Zone' in food safety?

The temperature range 40°F to 140°F, where bacteria multiply quickly.

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What should be used when serving food?

Clean containers and utensils.

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What is the Two-Hour Rule?

If perishable food is kept at room temperature, do not leave it out for more than 2 hours.

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How should meat, fish, and poultry be prepared for freezing?

Wrap and label them before placing in the freezer.

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At what temperature should the freezer be kept?

0°F or below.

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Where should dairy and eggs be stored in the fridge?

In the coldest part, near the back and away from the door.

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Where should meat be stored in the fridge?

In the meat drawer or on the lowest shelf.

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What is the crisper drawer used for?

Storing vegetables and produce.

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How long can canned goods last, and what damages them?

Up to 2 years, but they can be damaged by temperatures above 100°F.

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Where should mayo and peanut butter be stored?

Pantry, but once mayo is opened it must be moved to the fridge.

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How should fruits with pits (peaches, plums) be stored?

In a closed paper bag until ripe, then refrigerate.

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Where should tomatoes be stored?

Pantry if eaten within 1–2 days, otherwise in the fridge.

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How should potatoes and onions be stored?

In a cool, dark pantry, but separately (don’t store them together).