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WorksheetsIntro. To Culinary Arts Semester 1 Review Game
Total questions: 55
Worksheet time: 27mins
A culinary knife cut measuring 3/4 inch × 3/4 inch × 3/4 inch. This square cut is most often used for vegetables like potatoes, and sometimes fruits such as watermelon.
Julienne
Batonnet
Large dice
Brunoise
What does the acronym RCF stand for, and when do you use it?
Raw Cut Fish; used in sushi preparation.
Recipe Conversion Factor.
Refrigerated Container Freight; used in shipping cold goods.
Rapid Cooling Facility; used for storing perishable items.
We most often use this cut with garlic, or other aromatics, when we want the flavor to be distributed more throughout the dish.
Slice
Mince
Chop
Julienne
This means to cut food into bite-sized pieces using the quick, heavy blows of a knife.
Grate
Dice
Chop
Slice
To fry something quickly in a little bit of hot fat, such as butter or lard.
Steam
Boil
Sauté
Roast
This cooking method uses dry heat to cook the food. Typically using some type of oven.
Steam
Bake
Fry
Boil
The wet heat cooking method of cooking food in water or other water-based liquids such as stock with large bubbles.
Simmer
Boil
Poach
Steam
This dry heat method of cooking involves cooking food squarely over the heat source, usually with the lid off. Similar to broiling, this method cooks food quickly with intense heat from underneath.
Poach
Grill
Bake
Steam
This is a French culinary phrase which means "putting in place" or "everything in its place."
Julienne
Mise en place
Sous vide
Roux
To mix rapidly in order to make a mixture smooth and light by incorporating as much air as possible.
Knead
Whisk or Beat
Sift
Fold
What is the proper name of this piece of kitchen equipment used as a base for cutting food in preparation for cooking?
Mixing bowl
Cutting board
Baking tray
Colander
What is the proper name of this piece of kitchen equipment used for lifting solid foods out of water and draining the liquids?
Whisk
Slotted spoon
Ladle
Spatula
When a recipe asks you to “spreading icing or frosting, level off measured ingredients”, what piece of kitchen equipment should you use?
Rolling pin
Whisk
Straight Edge Spatula/Cake Spatula
Measuring cup
When a recipe asks you to “drain liquids from foods such as pasta and beans”, what piece of kitchen equipment should you use?
Colander
Measuring Cup
Saucepan
Grater
You are cooking a delicious dish for your Culinary lab. You need to use a spring loaded tool to lift and turn one of your food items. Which item should you use?
Ladle
Spatula
Tongs
Whisk
What can you use to put out a small grease fire in a pan?
Baking soda or a lid (never water)
Flour
Water
Sugar
The handle of a pan/pot on the stove should always
Be left pointing straight out
Be turned inward (away from the edge)
Be covered with a cloth
Be turned outward (towards the edge)
Someone wearing appropriate clothing for the kitchen would be described as:
Wearing flip-flops and loose hair
Wearing an apron, hair tied back, and closed-toe shoes
Wearing jewelry and long sleeves
Wearing shorts and sandals
Where should you put a sharp knife when you are done using it so it can be cleaned?
In a sink full of soapy water with other dishes
On the floor near the sink
In a designated knife area or separately from other dishes (not in a sink full of water)
Mixed in with all the other utensils in the sink
The leading cause of accidents in the kitchen is?
Burns from hot surfaces
Carelessness
Cuts from knives
Electrical shocks
21. Bacteria in your food at room temperature will double every ______________
2 hours
1 hour
20 minutes
5 minutes
To prevent food borne illness you should always do what?
Wash your hands
Use dirty utensils
Ignore expiration dates
Leave food out overnight
The internal temperature of chicken should reach what temperature before it is done cooking?
165°F (74°C)
140°F (60°C)
180°F (82°C)
120°F (49°C)
Salmonella is most commonly found in which foods?
Dairy products
Eggs and poultry
Leafy greens
Citrus fruits
The appropriate time to wash your hands is:
Only after using the restroom
Before eating and after using the restroom
Only before eating
Whenever you feel like it
The safest way to hand someone a sharp object, like a knife, is _______________.
By holding the blade and offering the tip
By offering the handle first
By placing it on the ground for them to pick up
By tossing it gently
To prevent cross contamination you should always _______________________.
Use separate cutting boards for raw meat and vegetables
Wash your hands only after cooking
Store raw meat above vegetables in the fridge
Use the same knife for all foods
The acronym PASS is important to know for reacting to which dangers?
Medical emergencies
Earthquakes
Fire emergencies
Floods
Botulinum poisoning is most commonly caused by _________________________.
Undercooked poultry
Improperly canned foods
Pasteurized milk
Unwashed fruits
The first step in treating a burn is to ____________________________.
Apply butter to the burn
Run cool water over the burn
Break any blisters that form
Cover the burn with ice directly
You use ________ for taking hot dishes out of the oven.
spatula
oven mitts
whisk
cutting board
What should you do if you see liquid on the floor?
Pour more liquid on the floor.
Clean it up or report it immediately.
Ignore it and walk away.
Cover it with a mat and leave it.
Materials that should never go in a microwave include:
Paper towels
Metal objects
Glass bowls
Ceramic plates
The kind of knife blade most likely to cause an accident is:
a curved blade
a dull blade
a short blade
a serrated blade
What kind of cooking method is baking?
Moist Heat
Convection
Dry Heat
Conduction
To cook in liquid at 212 degrees
Dot
Boil
Dice
Heat
To beat solid fat and sugar with a wooden spoon or electric mixer until smooth and light is to:
cream
beat
toss
sift
Where do you place the napkin?
On your lap / legs
On your head
Should you chew with your mouth open?
Yes
No
Do you take small or big bites?
Small bites
Big bites
Where should you place your napkin?
Under your chair
On your lap
On the table
Tucked into your shirt
How much of your food should you cut at one time?
One piece
All of it
A few pieces
Don't cut it
What should you do if you need something from across the table?
Pass your plate and tell someone to serve you
Ask for someone to pass it
Get up and get it
Reach across the table
If the bread basket is in front of you, you should...
Throw everyone a piece of bread
Take a piece and pass the basket
Take as much as you want
Take a piece for yourself
During dinner it is your job to...
Tell jokes
Eat as much as you can
Socialize with your neighbors/table-mates
Sing
What should you do if you are served something you do not like?
Offer it to someone else at the table
Take a polite bite
Spit it out
Shove it away from you
It is all right to cut all of your meat at one time.
false
true
When you are finished eating, put your silverware on the tablecloth.
false
true
It is acceptable to put forearms on the table.
false
true
It's alright to sneeze into your napkin.
false
true
After enjoying a wonderful evening at a high-end restaurant, Anika and Luna want to leave a tip for the excellent service. What percentage of their bill should they consider tipping?
5%
10%
15%
20%
What is another name for tip?
Money earned
Tax
Gratuity
Tip
Emma and Liam are having a wonderful dinner at a cozy restaurant. Their total bill amounts to $40, and they wish to leave a 15% tip to express their gratitude. How much should they leave as a tip? Round the tip to the nearest dollar.
$5.50
$5.00
$6.50
$4.50
Emma and Kate just finished a meal at a local diner. The service was pretty average. What tip percentage should they consider leaving?
5%
10%
15%
20%
