A | B |
Danger Zone | 41-135 degrees (micro-organisms grow) |
3 ways to THAW frozen food | 1-refregerator; 2-put under running water; 3-start cooking it |
a BAD way to thaw food | put it on the drainboard beside sink |
3 ways to COOL hot food | 1-ice paddle; 2-blast chiller; 3-divide into several smaller container and put on ice bath |
2 BAD ways to cool food | let it sit out OR put in refrigerator |
165 degrees | temperature to cook poultry |
155 degrees | temperature to cook ground meat |
145 degrees | beef, pork, and fish |
cross contamination | transfers from food/prep utensil to other food |
food born illness | transmitted to people from food (eat sandwich with spoiled mayonnaise) |
poor personal hygiene | primary cause of food born illness |
When to put on gloves... | AFTER washing hands |
How long to insert thermometer to get a reading? | 15 seconds |
FIFO (first in- first out) | form of STOCK ROTATION |
time required to rub hands together during washing process | 10-15 seconds |
Wearing gloves will let you... | minimize bare hand contact with ready-to-eat food |
Temprerature to receive fresh meat | 41 degrees |
Where to store raw food in the refrigerator... | BELOW cooked ready-to-eat food |
When receiving food, check these 3 things | 1-label; 2-appearance; 3-temperature |
When receiving food, do NOT check this.. | nutritional information |
before preparing food on a cutting board, you must do these 2 things | 1-clean and 2-sanitize (in this order!) |
NEVER store chemicals in .. | food containers |
The last step after manually washing, rinsing, and sanitizing dishes is to... | let them air dry - don't dry with a towel |
Store dry food at least ___ inches off the floor | 6 |
You could accept fresh chicken if it has... | firm flesh |
If a can of tomatoes has a swollen top, should it be cooked? | No! Throw it away. It has botulism. |
Should you wear a watch during food prep? | No, all jewelry should be removed! |