Ch. 7 - Flow of Food: Service Flashcards

1
Q

What pieces of equipment reduce contamination in food holding? (2)

A
  • Covers
  • Sneeze guards
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2
Q

What temp should hot food be held at?

A

135F or higher

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3
Q

What temp should cold food be held at?

A

41F or lower

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4
Q

What equipment should you not use to temp food being held?

A

The gauge of the holding equipment

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5
Q

How often should you check temps of held food? (2)

A
  • Every 4 hours at least
  • Every 2 hours if you want to recondition
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6
Q

When could you use holding equipment to reheat food?

A

Never

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7
Q

When can you serve TCS foods to high-risk populations without temperature control?

A

Never

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8
Q

When can you serve TCS foods without temperature control? (2)

A
  • If only displaying food for a short time
  • If the electricity goes out
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9
Q

When do you need to discard cold food held without temp control? (3)

A
  • After 6 hours
  • After it reaches 70F or higher
  • After 4 hours if disregarding temp
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10
Q

What temp can RTE TCS fruits/veg start at if discarded after 4 hours?

A

70F or lower

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11
Q

How long can hot food held without temp control be held?

A

4 hours

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12
Q

At what temp must hot food that will be held without temp control must be held at before serving?

A

135F or higher

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13
Q

Ways to avoid bare hand contact with food? (2)

A
  • Wear single-use gloves
  • Use clean utensils to interact with food
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14
Q

Serving Utensil Etiquette (3)

A
  • Use separate utensils for each item
  • Clean/sanitize utensils after 4 hours
  • Keep utensils in food, handle up
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15
Q

When can you store serving utensils on a clean, sanitized surface?

A

When serving non TCS foods

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16
Q

What are ways you can store serving spoons or scoops? (2)

A
  • Under running water
  • In 135F or higher water
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17
Q

How should you hold a serving dish?

A

By the bottom

18
Q

How should you hold a drinking glass?

A

By the middle, stem, or bottom

19
Q

How should you carry clean glasses?

A

In a flat rack; not stacked

20
Q

How should you hold flatware?

A

By the handle

21
Q

How should you gather ice? (2)

A
  • With ice scoops
  • With tongs
22
Q

What are ways to protect tableware from contamination? (2)

A
  • Cover
  • Wrap
23
Q

When do you not need to cover/wrap unused table settings? (2)

A
  • If they are removed when guests are seated
  • If they are cleaned and sanitized after guests leave
24
Q

When can you re-serve menu items returned by a guest?

25
Q

What are ways to limit condiment contamination? (3)

A
  • Do not re-serve
  • Do not combine older & newer condiments
  • Serve in original package or individual, covered package
26
Q

What must you do to limit bread basket contamination?

A

Change basket linen between every guest

27
Q

What should you do with garnishes not eaten by guests?

A

Throw it out

28
Q

What foods may you re-serve? (2)

A
  • Pre-packaged, unopened foods in good condition
  • Closed condiment containers
29
Q

When are sneeze guards or display cases not required for self-service operations?

A

For foods that require peeling/shelling/hulling

30
Q

When can self-service operations serve raw/RTE foods? (3)

A
  • Sushi and raw shellfish
  • Frozen shell-on shrimp and lobster
  • Ready-to-cook raw cuts that will be cooked immediately (Mongolian BBQ)
31
Q

When should guests at a buffet use a new plate/utensils?

A

Every time! Never reuse a dirty plate or utensils to get food

32
Q

How should bulk-food be labeled?

A

In plain view with the manufacturer’s name

33
Q

When do bulk-foods not need labeled? (4)

A
  • When it makes no health or nutrient claims
  • When there are no laws requiring it
  • When it was manufactured on the premises
  • When it was manufactured at a location owned by the same company
34
Q

What containers should you use to transport food to off-site service locations?

A

Insulated containers that cannot mix, leak, or spill

35
Q

How should you label foods transported off-site for service? (2)

A
  • Use-by date & time
  • Reheating & service instructions
36
Q

How often should you clean the inside of your delivery vehicles?

37
Q

What should you do if delivery containers/vehicles are not holding foods at a proper temp? (2)

A
  • Reevaluate route length
  • Reevaluate equipment efficiency
38
Q

What utilities should every off-site service location have? (2)

A
  • Safe water
  • Garbage containers located away from food prep, serving, or storage areas
39
Q

How often should you check the product shelf-life of vending machine contents?

40
Q

How long can you keep refrigerated foods prepped on-site in a vending machine?

41
Q

How must you dispense TCS foods?

A

In their original containers

42
Q

How can you improve safety of fresh fruits with edible peels in vending machines?

A

Wash and wrap them before stocking