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Foods 1 Final REVIEW

Total questions: 82

Worksheet time: 41mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How is this egg cooked?

a)

shirred

b)

soft boiled

c)

over easy

d)

hard boiled

e)

poached

2.

How is this egg cooked?

a)

shirred

b)

soft boiled

c)

over easy

d)

hard boiled

e)

poached

3.

How is this egg cooked?

a)

shirred

b)

soft boiled

c)

over easy

d)

hard boiled

e)

poached

4.

How is this egg cooked?

a)

shirred

b)

soft boiled

c)

over easy

d)

hard boiled

e)

poached

5.

How is this egg cooked?

a)

shirred

b)

soft boiled

c)

over easy

d)

hard boiled

e)

poached

6.

How is this egg cooked?

a)

basted

b)

over-hard

c)

omelet

d)

sunny-side up

e)

scrambled

7.

How is this egg cooked?

a)

basted

b)

over-hard

c)

omelet

d)

sunny-side up

e)

scrambled

8.

How is this egg cooked?

a)

basted

b)

over-hard

c)

omelet

d)

sunny-side up

e)

scrambled

9.

How is this egg cooked?

a)

basted

b)

over-hard

c)

omelet

d)

sunny-side up

e)

scrambled

10.

How is this egg cooked?

a)

basted

b)

over-hard

c)

omelet

d)

sunny-side up

e)

scrambled

11.

Eggs are part of the ______ food group

a)

dairy

b)

protein/meat

c)

grains

d)

fats

12.

Dry foods brown better than wet foods, so patting them dry with a paper towel is a good idea before frying.

a)

True

b)

False

13.

Fried chicken would be safe for consumption up to seven hours at room temperature.

a)

True

b)

False

14.

The defining moment of the biscuit method is:

a)

Creaming together fats and sugars

b)

Cutting the flour into the fat

c)

Combining a wet team and a dry team

d)

Kneading the dough lightly

15.

The defining moment of the blending/muffin method is:

a)

Creaming together fats and sugars

b)

Cutting the flour into the fat

c)

Combining a wet team and a dry team

d)

Kneading the dough lightly

16.

The defining moment of the creaming method is:

a)

Creaming together fats and sugars

b)

Cutting the flour into the fat

c)

Combining a wet team and a dry team

d)

Kneading the dough lightly

17.

The "Danger Zone" we learned about in Safety and Sanitation is

a)

the area in front of the stove that often becomes greasy or slippery.

b)

under the kitchen sink

c)

a temperature range between 41 -135 where bacteria thrives

d)

forearms to fingertips

18.

Always cut raw meat first and then the vegetables on a cutting board in order to decrease cross-contamination.

a)

True

b)

False

19.

Leavening agents . .

a)

help baked goods stay level in the pan

b)

helped baked products rise in the oven

c)

give baked products sweetness

d)

give baked products tenderness

20.

All are acceptable ways to thaw frozen meat EXCEPT

a)

In the fridge overnight

b)

In cool water

c)

in the microwave

d)

on the counter

21.

When stir-frying, do all of the following EXCEPT

a)

Use thin cuts of food that will cook quickly

b)

cook in small batches as to not overcrowd the pan

c)

use low heat

d)

use a minimal amount of oil

22.

Qualities of a good knife include

a)

a full tang (metal that extends all the way into the handle)

b)

High Carbon Steel (very sharp edge)

c)

three rivets to hold the handle together very securely

d)

all of these

23.

One stick of butter is equal to

a)

one cup

b)

one half cup

c)

1/4 cup

d)

4 Tbsp

24.

The best way to clean a chef's knife is to

a)

Put it in an automatic dishwasher if possible to thoroughly clean and sanitize

b)

Soak it for several minutes in a sink full of soapy water to loosen any dried on bits of food

c)

Hold it above the soapy water and carefully clean with hot water, soap and a washcloth

d)

Clean only with hot running water - no soap because it may damage the blade

25.

Dangerous bacteria is more likely to grow

a)

Above 135

b)

Below 135 but above 41

c)

Above 135 and below 41

d)

Below 41

26.

"Cross-contamination" in terms of food safety and sanitation means

a)

Moving dangerous bacteria from one source to another

b)

Mixing foods together during preparation

c)

Not cooking foods to the proper internal temperature

d)

Accidentally using contaminated food

27.

An example of a drop cookie is

a)

gingerbread men

b)

chocolate chip

c)

biscotti

d)

brownies

28.

An example of a rolled cookie is

a)

gingerbread men

b)

chocolate chip

c)

biscotti

d)

brownies

29.

The standard set of measuring cups includes:

a)

1/4, 1/2, 2/3, 3/4, 1 cup

b)

1/4, 1/2, 3/4, 1 cup

c)

1/4, 1/3, 1/2, 1 cup

d)

1/4, 1/3, 1/2, 2/3, 3/4, 1 cup

30.

Muffins are most commonly made using the

a)

Blending Method

b)

Biscuit Method

c)

Creaming Method

d)

One-stage Method

31.

Cookies are most commonly made using the

a)

Blending Method

b)

Biscuit Method

c)

Creaming Method

d)

One-stage Method

32.

Which of the following statements is NOT true

a)

Generally, most food keeps up to 5-7 days in the refrigerator

b)

The "best by" date on a jar or can doesn't apply after the product has been opened

c)

Food cools quicker in a deep pot than a shallow pan

d)

Food is safe to eat a few days past the "Best by" date

33.

 The best way to measure flour is to

a)

should be fluffed and then packed tightly into a dry measuring cup

b)

should be packed lightly into a dry measuring cup

c)

 fluff it up and then gently scoop it into a dry measuring cup and level off

34.

The temperature in which white meat poultry and most other meats are well done

a)

145

b)

165

c)

185

d)

135

35.

Butter is more natural than margarine

a)

True

b)

False

36.

Lard is produced from

a)

Soybean plants

b)

Cow's milk

c)

Pig Fat

d)

Cow fat

37.

Eggs are a good source of

a)

fiber

b)

vitamin C

c)

protein

38.

The steps in breading something in preparation for frying are:

a)

flour, eggs, crumbs

b)

eggs, flour, crumbs

c)

crumbs, flour, eggs

d)

flour, crumbs, eggs

39.

An egg dish usually cooked in a small skillet and then folded to encase a variety of fillings is a(n)

a)

soufflé

b)

quiche

c)

omelet

d)

strata

40.

To gently cook something (usually eggs or fish)  in water that is just below the boiling point

a)

sauté

b)

poach

c)

dredge

d)

braise

41.

If the recipe says to cream together the first two ingredients, one should

a)

Use an electric mixer and beat on high speed until light and fluffy

b)

Add cream or milk and mix until smooth and velvety

c)

Gently incorporate the two ingredients until very smooth and creamy

d)

Mix the first two ingredients with equal parts cream or milk before adding the other ingredients

42.

To gently incorporate a heavy mixture into a lighter mixture using a light touch and an up and down motion with a rubber spatula

a)

whip

b)

fold

c)

knead

d)

dredge

43.

To work a dough by pressing it with the heels of your hands, turning it, folding it, pressing and repeating is

a)

whip

b)

fold

c)

knead

d)

dredge

44.

When deep frying, it is best to work in small batches because

a)

the food will become more golden brown

b)

the oil temperature will remain hot and food will be less greasy

c)

the oil will cool slightly and make the food more tender

d)

the food will cook slowly and evenly

45.

To lightly coat food in a coating of flour, bread crumbs or other dry ingredient before cooking

a)

strain

b)

simmer

c)

marinate

d)

dredge

46.

To roll up a food such as basil leaves and then slice into thin, ribbon-like strips

a)

julienne

b)

chiffonade

c)

mince

d)

brunoise

47.

To cut into thin long strips

a)

julienne

b)

chiffonade

c)

mince

d)

brunoise

48.

When the recipe says "mince," one should use a

a)

paring knife

b)

box grater

c)

chef's knife

d)

pastry blender

49.

When the recipe says "cut in," one should use a

a)

paring knife

b)

box grater

c)

chef's knife

d)

pastry blender

50.

To remove small shavings of a citrus peel that will be added to recipe as a seasoning, one should use a

a)

citrus reamer

b)

zester

c)

food processor

d)

paring knife

51.

An example of a leavening agent is:

a)

sugar

b)

salt

c)

baking powder

d)

vanilla extract

52.

Which statement is true?

a)

brown sugar is measured just like white sugar

b)

brown sugar should be fluffed and then scooped into a dry crup

c)

brown sugar is normally packed in a dry measuring cup when measured

d)

None of the above

53.

The best tool for icing a cake would be to use a

a)

bench scraper

b)

straight spatula

c)

rubber spatula

d)

pastry blender

54.

The best tool for getting all of the batter out of your bowl would be a

a)

bench scraper

b)

straight spatula

c)

rubber spatula

d)

pastry blender

55.

The best tool for scraping and cleaning off your table after baking would be a

a)

bench scraper

b)

straight spatula

c)

rubber spatula

d)

pastry blender

56.

Bread flour is higher in gluten than all-purpose flour and a good choice for pizza crust, chewy cookies or yeast breads

a)

true

b)

false

57.

How many ounces are in one cup?

a)

2

b)

4

c)

6

d)

8

58.

Hands should be washed with hot, soapy water for at least __________ seconds

a)

10

b)

20

c)

30

d)

40

59.

1/2 cup of milk would best be measured by

a)

using a 1/2 cup measuring cup and filling it to the top

b)

pouring it into a liquid measuring cup and looking eye level at the one cup line

c)

pouring it into a liquid measuring cup and looking eye level at the 1/2 cup line

d)

using a 1/4 cup measuring cup and filling it to the top top twice

60.

The most best way to check if meat is thoroughly cooked is

a)

Cut it open immediately after cooking and look at it

b)

Use a meat thermometer

c)

Feel for firmness

d)

Taste it

61.

Moving dangerous bacteria from one source to another is called

a)

sanitation

b)

convection

c)

carryover cooking

d)

cross-contamination

62.

A convection oven 

a)

circulates heat to create more even baking on all layers of the oven

b)

usually bakes faster than a conventional oven

c)

circulates heat to create more even baking on all layers of the oven

d)

all of the above

63.

Which of the following is true about using baking powder?

a)

It can be easily substituted for baking soda

b)

Needs to be used with something acidic

c)

none of these

d)

It is double acting, helps product rise when it is mixed and then again with it hits the hot oven

64.

"Cutting in" means

a)

beating on high speed until light and fluffy

b)

using a pastry blender, fork or food processor to cut the fat into the flour until resembles coarse crumbs

c)

using a chef's knife to combine ingredients

d)

cutting something after it has been cooked

65.

When using the "blending method" it is very important to 

a)

not overmix the batter

b)

use the blender during the final step

c)

cut in the fat during the first step

d)

Add milk before mixing

66.

How many cups are in one pint?

a)

2

b)

4

c)

6

d)

8

67.

When measuring a solid such as shortening, it is important to 

a)

melt it first

b)

use a liquid measuring cup

c)

pack it in a little at a time, watching that there are no air bubbles

d)

weigh it using a digital scale

68.

How do you measure 2/3 cup of sugar with only a standard set of measuring cups?

a)

Use the liquid measuring cup and look at the 2/3 cup line

b)

Use the 1/3 dry measuring cup twice

c)

just put a little more than one half cup

d)

Use the 2/3 cup since it is included in most standard sets

69.

How do you measure 3/4 cup of flour with only a standard set of measuring cups?

a)

Use the liquid measuring cup and look at the 3/4 cup line

b)

Use the 1/4 dry measuring cup three times

c)

just put a little more than one half cup

d)

Use the 3/4 cup since it is included in most standard sets

70.

1/8 cup is equal to 

a)

1/4 cup

b)

3 Tablespoons

c)

2 Tablespoons

d)

3 teaspoons

71.

What is the method called to set up ahead of time and put "everything in its place"?

a)

Mise en Place

b)

Bain Marie

c)

Mise en Palace Royale

d)

Plase en here

72.

A green ring around the yolk of a hard boiled egg means

a)

it is bad and you should not eat it

b)

it is undercooked

c)

it is overcooked

d)

it was cooked with too much salt

73.

Young chickens are commonly called _______

a)

opaque

b)

fryers (or broilers)

c)

trussing

d)

white meat

e)

free-range

74.

Of all poultry, just chicken and turkey have ______

a)

opaque

b)

fryers (or broilers)

c)

trussing

d)

white meat

e)

free-range

75.

When poultry is raw, it looks translucent. When properly cooked, it looks

a)

opaque

b)

fryers (or broilers)

c)

trussing

d)

white meat

e)

free-range

76.

A technique to help maintain shape and ensure even roasting by tying a whole bird together using a needle and strong string is called ___________

a)

opaque

b)

fryers (or broilers)

c)

trussing

d)

white meat

e)

free-range

77.

Farm-raised chickens allowed to roam and eat what they can find are called ________

a)

opaque

b)

fryers (or broilers)

c)

trussing

d)

white meat

e)

free-range

78.

The _____ is responsible for controlling the required federal grading of poultry

a)

USDA

(United States Department of Agriculture)

b)

game birds

c)

stewing

d)

Rock Cornish game hens

e)

Spatchcock

79.

Cutting a bird open along the backbone and flattening it before baking

a)

USDA

(United States Department of Agriculture)

b)

game birds

c)

stewing

d)

Rock Cornish game hens

e)

Spatchcock

80.

Wild forms of poultry are typically called _______

a)

USDA

(United States Department of Agriculture)

b)

game birds

c)

stewing

d)

Rock Cornish game hens

e)

Spatchcock

81.

When the poultry is an older, tougher bird, the label usually uses the term ____________, to indicate how the bird should be cooked.

a)

USDA

(United States Department of Agriculture)

b)

game birds

c)

stewing

d)

Rock Cornish game hens

e)

Spatchcock

82.

This “little chicken,” ________________ is plump and tender and is a hybrid of two other birds

a)

USDA

(United States Department of Agriculture)

b)

game birds

c)

stewing

d)

Rock Cornish game hens

e)

Spatchcock