Culinary Essentials FINAL EXAM

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Bacteria, viruses, parasites, and fungi that cannot be seen, tasted or smelled are known as

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Pathogens

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Scraping food, washing, rinsing, sanitizing and air drying the dishes is an example of...

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Proper Cleaning and Sanitizing

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To prevent Cross-Contamination when prepping raw meat and ready to eat food you should

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clean and sanitize work surfaces between each product

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Keeping food out of the temperature danger zone, where pathogens grow rapidly

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Controlling time and temperature

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What are the steps to proper handwashing?

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Wet hands, Apply soap, scrub hands, rinse, and dry

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Surfaces that touch food must be...

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cleaned and sanitized

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What does Mise en Place mean?

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everything in place

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Yield( # of servings), portion size, ingredients, directions, equipment, cooking time and temperature are all

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Parts of a recipe

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Which part of the recipe identifies how many servings a recipe makes?

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Yield

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What is the abbreviation for teaspoon?

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t. or tsp.