Chapter 7 - Starting To Cook Flashcards
Name 4 guidelines for kitchen safety during cooking
Wash up as you go along
Keep working area free of clutter
Follow recipe step-by-step
Clean up any spills immediately
Name 4 guidelines for kitchen safety before cooking
Wear clean protective clothing,
Tie or cover hair
Wash hands before handling food
Cover any cuts
Name 3 guidelines for kitchen safety after cooking
Clean up properly
Put dirty utensils on one side of sink and clean utensils on draining board
Dry and return utensils to correct area
What measurements are used when weighing dry, solid food
Grams or kilograms (g or kg)
What measurements are used when weighing liquids
Millilitres or litres (ml or l)
What is a measuring jug used for
To measure liquids such as milk, water and stock
What are weighing scales used for
To measure dry foods such as flour and sugar
What are spoons used for
To measure liquids or dry foods
Which foods don’t need to be weighed
Butter and margarine
Why does an oven have to be preheated
To ensure that it has reached the correct temperature by the time the dish is ready to cook
Which shelf is hottest in a convectional oven
The top shelf
Which type of oven has the same temperature on all shelves
Fan oven
Why would recipes be modified/changed
To make the dishes more healthy To change the size of the dish To introduce variety To substitute for missing ingredients To suit special diets eg: a celiac
Name ways to reduce sugar
Use artificial sweeteners
Take out sugar from breads and scones
Substitute sugar with raisins or sultanas
List ways to reduce fat
Cut off any visual fat
Use less meat and more rice or vegetables
Bake or boil foods