Chapter 8- The Flow of Food: Preparation Flashcards

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Slacking

A

the gradual thawing of frozen food to prep it for deep-frying,, allows even heating during cooking

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2
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Pooled Eggs

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eggs that are cracked open and combined in a common container

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3
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Variance

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a document issued by your regulatory authority that allows a regulatory requirement to be waived or changed

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4
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Minimum Internal Temperature

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the way to reduce pathogens in food to safe levels is to get it to this temperature; different for each food

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5
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Partial Cooking

A

when operations partially cook food during prep and then finish cooking it just before service

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6
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Thawing TCS Foods: Refrigeration

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requires some planning ahead as it takes more time; keeping food in cooler and temperature at 41*F or lower

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Thawing TCS Foods: Running Water

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submerging food in drinkable water at 70*F or lower; use a clean and sanitized food prep sink

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8
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Thawing TCS Foods: Microwave

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thaw food in microwaves, will be cooked immediately after

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9
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Thawing TCS Foods: Cooking

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straight from the freezer to the grill, such as hamburgers or frozen chicken straight to the fryer

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10
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165*F for 15 seconds

A

poultry, stuffing made with fish, poultry, or meat, stuffed meat, seafood, pasta

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11
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155*F for 15 Seconds

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ground meat, injected meat, mechanically tenderized meat, ratites, ground seafood, shell eggs that will be held

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12
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145*F for 15 Seconds

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seafood, steak/chops of pork and beef, commercially raised game, shell eggs that will be served immediately

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13
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145*F for 4 Minutes

A

roasts

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14
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135*F with no minimum time

A

fruit, vegetables, grains, legumes that will be held for service

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15
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175*F

A

tea

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16
Q

When serving a high-risk population never serve:

A

raw seed sprouts

17
Q

Customer Advisory

A

disclosure: must tell customers if the food is raw or under cooked
reminder: reminding guests that the food they order is raw or under cooked

18
Q

Partial Cooking Guidelines

A

no longer then 60 minutes for cooking time, cool food immediately after, freeze/refrigerate food after cooling, heat food to required minimum internal temp before serving, cool food if it will not be served immediately or held for service

19
Q

Temperature Requirements for Cooling Food

A

cooling TCS food from 135F to 41F or lower within 6 hours

20
Q

Temperature Requirements for Reheating Food: TCS and Commercially Processed

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can reheat food that will be served immediately to any temp; must make sure food was cooked and cool correctly
must reheat TCS food for hot holding to internal temp of 165F for 15 seconds
Commercially processed and packaged food to internal temp of at least 135
F