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Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 20mins
What is the abbreviation for teaspoon?
Tbsp.
tsp.
T.
None of the above
How many ounces are in a pound?
12
6
8
16
How many teaspoons in a tablespoon?
2
3
1
4
If a recipe makes 12 servings but you want to feed 48 people, what is your conversion factor?
8
2
4
6
Dovetailing is accomplished during labs by multi-tasking. This means tasks can be done at the same time to save time and energy.
True
False
A work plan evaluation is a process where students and teacher reflect on the work plan experience's experience's success.
True
False
It may be necessary to increase or decrease a recipe’s yield in order to prepare the number of servings needed or to adjust the serving size.
True
False
What part of a recipe tells how many people you can serve and how much each person will get?
temperature
yield
quantity
ingredients
If more, or larger, servings are needed than the recipe will yield, it is necessary to do what to the amounts of ingredients used.
decrease
increase
keep the same
nothing
If less, or smaller, servings are needed, one can either do what to the amounts of ingredients used OR prepare the recipe as indicated and have leftovers.
nothing
increase
decrease
keep it the same
When increasing or decreasing the yield and ingredients in recipes, it is usually necessary to make additional changes in:
equipment size
equipment shape
cooking temperature
all of the above
Ingredients in recipes are often substituted. Some reasons for changing recipe ingredients include:
cost of ingredients
available ingredients
lack of creativity
bored
Well-written cookbooks and the Internet are good sources for common ingredient substitutions.
True
False
Ingredients which act independently of each other are:
Essential
Random
Non-essential
Quality
Ingredients are those that have specific functions in a recipe and are so sensitive to changes that the appearance, taste, or texture of the product are affected
Non-essential
Quality
Bad
Essential
Successful cooks know how to read a recipe.
True
False
What does lb. stand for?
cup
ounce
pound
kilo
What does fl.oz. stand for?
gallons
quarts
cups
fluid ounces
What do you use to measure liquid ingredients?
dry measuring cup
liquid measuring cup
spoon
ladle
What do you use to measure dry ingredients?
liquid measuring cup
fork
bowl
dry measuring cup
A list of ingredients that gives you directions for preparing a specific food is a:
Book
Recipe
Magazine
Newspaper
Deciding what times you need to start a dinner and estimating times throughout the process is creating a what?
map
recipe
Timetable
plan
What does c. stand for?
cup
plate
measuring spoon
platter
What is the most important thing you can do before starting to make a recipe?
dance
sing
read it.
create
What are the food products you need to make a recipe?
directions
equipment
yield
ingredients
What is the abbreviation for teaspoon?
Tbsp.
tsp.
T.
None of the above
How many ounces are in a pound?
12
6
8
16
How many ounces are in a pound?
12
6
8
16
How many teaspoons in a tablespoon?
2
3
1
4
If a recipe makes 12 servings but you want to feed 48 people, what is your conversion factor?
8
2
4
6
A work plan evaluation is a process where students and teacher reflect on the work plan experience's experience's success.
True
False
It may be necessary to increase or decrease a recipe’s yield in order to prepare the number of servings needed or to adjust the serving size.
True
False
What part of a recipe tells how many people you can serve and how much each person will get?
temperature
yield
quantity
ingredients
If more, or larger, servings are needed than the recipe will yield, it is necessary to do what to the amounts of ingredients used.
decrease
increase
keep the same
nothing
If less, or smaller, servings are needed, one can either do what to the amounts of ingredients used OR prepare the recipe as indicated and have leftovers.
nothing
increase
decrease
keep it the same
When increasing or decreasing the yield and ingredients in recipes, it is usually necessary to make additional changes in:
equipment size
equipment shape
cooking temperature
all of the above
Ingredients which act independently of each other are:
Essential
Random
Non-essential
Quality
Ingredients are those that have specific functions in a recipe and are so sensitive to changes that the appearance, taste, or texture of the product are affected
Non-essential
Quality
Bad
Essential
What does lb. stand for?
cup
ounce
pound
kilo
A list of ingredients that gives you directions for preparing a specific food is a:
Book
Recipe
Magazine
Newspaper
