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Study Guide: Exam 4

Total questions: 42

Worksheet time: 28mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

MIT stands for...

a)

Measure

Inside

Temperature

b)

Maximum

Internal

Temperature

c)

Minimum

Internal

Temperature

d)

Measure

Internal

Temperature

2.

What is the MIT for fried chicken?

(a)  

3.

Determine the relationship between how we store food in the cooler/freezer and the temperature we need to cook food to.

a)

They are unrelated.

b)

The lower the MIT, the lower the storage shelf.

c)

The higher the storage shelf, the higher the MIT.

d)

The higher the MIT, the lower the storage shelf.

4.

Storing food in coolers/freezers matters based on each food's MIT.

a)

Yes

b)

No

5.

Which of the foods below should be placed on the bottom shelf in the cooler?

a)

Cooked Lasagna

b)

Washed Potatoes

c)

Raw Chicken in Marinade

d)

Sliced, uncooked Ribeye Steaks

e)

Fully Cooked Turkey Burgers

6.

Thinking of the MITs of the following foods, what would be the correct storage in the cooler? T= top shelf, M= middle shelf, B = bottom shelf

a)

T: unwashed fruits

M: chicken salad

B: raw ground beef

b)

T: chicken salad

M: unwashed fruits

B: raw ground beef

c)

T: raw ground beef

M: unwashed fruits

B: chicken salad

d)

T: chicken salad

M: ground beef

B: unwashed fruits

7.

The Flow of Food is the handling or preparation of food ingredients or products through the food establishment and service to a customer. Food must be handled safely at each step.

a)

True

b)

False

8.

Which step is missing in the Flow of Food? Purchase, Receive, Prep, Cook, Cool, Hold, Reheat, Serve.

(a)  

9.

What would the next logical step in the Flow of Food be for an All Star Plate at Waffle House? Purchase - Prep - Cook - _____?

a)

Receive

b)

Serve

c)

Hold

d)

Store

10.

Accepted receiving temperatures for Eggs (in shell) is:

a)

41°F or higher

b)

45°F

c)

50°F

d)

41°F or below

11.

What is the name and use of this thermometer?

a)

Digital Pocket Probe Thermometer used for soups

b)

Digital Pocket Probe Thermometer used for grilled chicken

c)

Thermocouple used for soup

d)

Thermocouple used for roasts

12.

What is the name and use of this thermometer?

a)

Digital Pocket Probe Thermometer used for soups

b)

Digital Pocket Probe Thermometer used for grilled chicken

c)

Thermocouple used for soup

d)

Thermocouple used for roasts

13.

What is the name and use of this thermometer?

a)

Digital Pocket Probe Thermometer used for grilled chicken

b)

Digital Infared Laser Thermometer used for Shell Eggs

c)

Bimetallic Stemmed Thermometer used for roasts and whole chickens

d)

Thermocouple used for Soups

14.

What is the name and use of this thermometer?

a)

Digital Pocket Probe Thermometer used for grilled chicken

b)

Digital Infared Laser Thermometer used for Shell Eggs

c)

Bimetallic Stemmed Thermometer used for roasts and whole chickens

d)

Thermocouple used for Soups

15.

The equation for date marking food is:

a)

Date opened/prepped + 5

b)

Date opened/prepped + 6

c)

Date opened/prepped + 7

d)

Date opened/prepped + 8

16.

How many days total do you have after prepping/cooking/opening food before you have to sell/consume/throw away the item(s)?

a)

1

b)

3

c)

5

d)

7

17.

____ is a liquid dish with a meat, fish, or vegetable stock as a base & often containing pieces of solid food.

a)

Stock

b)

Sauce

c)

Soup

d)

Roux

18.

______ are thickened liquids that complement other foods.

a)

Sauces

b)

Stocks

c)

Soups

d)

Slurry

19.

_____ is a highly flavored liquid made by simmering bones with vegetables, herbs and spices.

a)

Sauce

b)

Soup

c)

Slurry

d)

Stock

20.

The 5 Mother Sauces were created by ______.

a)

Auguste Escoffier

b)

Marie-Antoine Carême

c)

Jacques Pépin

d)

Ferran Adrià

21.

The two main thickening agents for sauces are:

a)

Roux and Slurry

b)

Reduction and Emulsion

c)

Gelatin and Egg Yolks

d)

Vegetable purée and Cheese

22.

(a)   is when a sauce is thick enough to coat the back of a spoon.

23.

Stocks and sauces are mostly considered part of a dish whereas soups are served as a dish.

a)

False

b)

True

c)

No clue

d)

Maybe

24.

What is the term used for sauces when traditional ingredients are added or changed from a Mother Sauce recipe?

a)

Derranged

b)

Divided

c)

Derivative

d)

Doctored

25.

Who created the 4 Grandmother Sauces?

a)

Escoffier

b)

Ramsey

c)

Careme

d)

Snoop Dogg

26.

Which sauce did Escoffier change from Careme's Grandmother Sauces?

(a)  

27.

White roux + Milk =

a)

Alfredo

b)

Bechamel

c)

Veloute

d)

Tomato

28.

Blonde Roux + White Stock =

a)

Bechamel

b)

Veloute

c)

Hollandaise

d)

Tomato

29.

Brown Roux + Brown Stock =

a)

Bechamel

b)

Veloute

c)

Hollandaise

d)

Espagnole

30.

Egg Yolks + Lemons + Clarified Butter =

a)

Bechamel

b)

Veloute

c)

Hollandaise

d)

Espagnole

31.

Tomatoes + Stock =

a)

Tomato

b)

Veloute

c)

Hollandaise

d)

Espagnole

32.

What is different between white roux, blond roux, and brown roux? Cooking (a)  

33.

Thickener made of equal parts butter and flour.

a)

Regret

b)

Roux

c)

Slurry

d)

Slime

34.

Thickener made of equal parts cornstarch and cold water.

a)

Regret

b)

Roux

c)

Slurry

d)

Slime

35.

MIT for ground beef.

(a)  

36.

MIT for grilled shrimp

(a)  

37.

MIT for ravioli.

(a)  

38.

MIT for turkey burgers.

(a)  

39.

MIT for beef ribeye steaks.

(a)  

40.

MIT for eggs served immediately.

(a)  

41.

MIT for scrambled eggs on the buffet line (held for service).

(a)  

42.

MIT for steamed rice, green beans, and pasta.

(a)