What is the ideal temperature range for baking bread?

• 250°F to 300°F (120°C to 150°C)

• 350°F to 475°F (175°C to 245°C)

• 200°F to 250°F (95°C to 120°C)

• 500°F to 550°F (260°C to 290°C)

How often should an oven be calibrated for accurate temperature?

• Every five years

• Every month

• Only when it breaks

• At least once a year.

What are the common signs of an oven malfunction?

• Automatic self-cleaning feature

• Consistent heating throughout

• Inconsistent temperatures, strange noises, failure to heat, error codes, visible damage.

• No visible signs of wear

Describe the proper way to clean an oven after use.

• Use harsh chemicals without ventilation.

• Allow the oven to cool, remove debris, apply baking soda paste for stains, wipe clean, and clean the door with a glass cleaner.

• Ignore the oven door and focus only on the interior.

• Clean the oven while it's still hot with water only.

What is the importance of preheating an oven before baking?

• It allows for better flavor absorption in the food.

• It is necessary for cleaning the oven before use.

• It helps to reduce cooking time significantly.

• Preheating an oven is important for achieving even cooking and proper rising of baked goods.

List three critical food safety practices in a bakery.

• Ignoring cross-contamination

• Storing baked goods at room temperature indefinitely

• 1. Proper handwashing 2. Maintaining appropriate temperatures 3. Regular cleaning and sanitization

• Using expired ingredients

What is the proper way to store perishable ingredients?

• Store perishable ingredients in the refrigerator or freezer in airtight containers.

• Wrap perishable ingredients in paper towels and place them on the counter.

• Store perishable ingredients in a pantry without any packaging.

• Leave perishable ingredients out at room temperature for days.

How can cross-contamination be prevented in a bakery?

• Store all ingredients together without labels

• Implement strict hygiene practices, use separate utensils, clean surfaces, store ingredients separately, and label allergens.

• Use the same utensils for all ingredients

• Ignore cleaning surfaces regularly

What personal hygiene practices should bakery staff follow?

• Wear jewelry while working

• Use the same gloves for multiple tasks

• Bakery staff should wash hands, wear clean uniforms, use gloves, keep nails trimmed, and avoid touching face or hair.

• Skip handwashing if hands look clean

How should baked goods be displayed to ensure food safety?

• Display baked goods in open baskets

• Use unclean surfaces for displaying baked goods

• Display baked goods under protective covers, maintain proper temperatures, and ensure cleanliness.

• Store baked goods at room temperature indefinitely