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  • Name this piece of equipment
    Egg Separator
  • Name the Technique: To cook by simmering in a small amount of liquid
    Poaching
  • Name the Technique: To cook under direct heat
    Broil
  • Name this piece of equipment
    Colander (not a strainer!)
  • How many quarts in a gallon?
    Four
  • What food borne illness is found within poultry, raw eggs, fish, and undercooked meats
    Salmonella
  • Name the Technique: To bring the oven or broiler to desired heat prior to using
    Pre-heat
  • What food borne illness occurs when foods are stored improperly within the Danger Zone?
    Clostridium Perfringens
  • Name the Technique: To moisten food while it's cooking to add flavor
    Baste
  • Name the Technique: To cut solid shortening or fat into dry ingredients
    Cut-In
  • Name the Technique: To move ingredients in a circular motion
    Stir
  • What are the Danger Zone Temperatures?
    40F-140F
  • Name this piece of equipment
    Pairing Knife
  • How many teaspoons are in one Tablespoon?
    Three
  • Name the Technique: To beat rapidly to incorporate air and increase volume
    Whip
  • Name the Technique: To remove the outer layer or peel from fruits or vegetables
    Peel
  • Name the Technique: To cut food as small as possible
    Mince
  • How many Tablespoons are in 1/4 cup?
    Four
  • How many ounces in one pound?
    Sixteen
  • Name this piece of equipment
    Chef's Knife
  • How many ounces are in one cup?
    Eight
  • How many cups are in one stick of butter?
    1/2 Cup
  • Name this piece of equipment
    Tongs
  • What food borne illness is found within canned or jarred food items?
    Botulism
  • Name the Technique: Cooking in a small amount of fat
    Sauté
  • Name the Technique: To cut into evenly sized cubes
    Dice
  • Name the Technique: To coat the surface of food with fine dry bread, crackers, or cereal crumbs
    Bread
  • Name the Technique: To cook in liquid just below the boiling point
    Simmer
  • The process by which bacteria or other microorganisms are unintentionally transferred from one substance or object to another
    Cross Contamination
  • What internal temperature does poultry need to be cooked to?
    165*F
  • Name the Technique: To cook by dry heat in an oven under 375*F
    Bake