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Culinary Arts 102
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Subject
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cooking
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. Used to fillet fish
PASS system
back of the house
filleting knife
Cup and Saucer Placement
2. The most commonly used knife
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3. Measured output of a recipe expressed in total weight - volume - and the number of servings of a given proportion
Side-Table Service
Arrangement of Flatware
yield
Carrying a Knife
4. A device used to remove crumbs from the table
number of steps in the HACCP system
captain
crumber
Bread and Butter Plate Placement
5. Develop a Verification System
yield
Take-Out Service
Last Step of the HACCP system
M.S.D.S.
6. Table is preset and food is served by a waiter on platters to the room
front of the house
filleting knife
English Service
sommelier - or wine steward
7. Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points
Last Step of the HACCP system
Brunch Service
HACCP
Treating a Second Degree Burn
8. Hazard Communication Standard -used to make sure that employer tells all employees about chemical hazards on the job
steel
sanitize
American Style Service
HCS
9. Kitchen area
Abbreviation for Teaspoon
back of the house
Side-Table Service
Holding Hot Foods
10. 41
Julienne Knife Cut
Class C Fire
Temperature danger zone
Aw
11. The correction of food in their specific temperature danger zone
corrective action
French Service - number of dishes in the first two courses
arson
English Service
12. Caused by fat fryers and other appliances dealing with oils and fats
Class K Fire
Device used to Measure Flour
serviceware
3rd MSDS
13. 1 inch
English Service
Family Service
width of plate from table
HACCP
14. A.k.a. cube
toque
large dice cut
paring knife
Side-Table Service
15. Water activity - or moisture level within foods
turned or tourner
Abbreviation for Tablespoon
Aw
Class K Fire
16. Remove the heat source
width of plate from table
arson
Treating a Second Degree Burn
Bread and Butter Plate Placement
17. A health inspection
Folded Cloth Napkin Placements
Food Safety Audit
Take-Out Service
Dry Goods Temperature
18. Examines the flow of food from the moment you receive it to the service
English Service
Brunch Service
FAT TOM
Hazard Analysis
19. Caused by gas - crease - oil - and/or liquid stored under pressured
corrective action
back of the house
Class B Fire
Take-Out Service
20. 180
Class D Fire
Sanitation Temperature
large dice cut
Holding Hot Foods
21. The heel of the blade where the handle and the blade come together - providing greater strength
bolster
large dice cut
Holding Cold Foods
Folded Cloth Napkin Placements
22. Down at the side - tip pointed down away from others
Temperature danger zone
Heimlich Maneuver
Device used to Measure Vanilla
Carrying a Knife
23. Done by an approved fire extinguisher service company
Class K Fire
Recharging a Fire Extinguisher
Hood Systems to Extinguish Fires
Glassare Placement
24. Caused by switches - wiring - and/or metals
sanitize
Abbreviation for Teaspoon
Class D Fire
Critical Limits
25. 2 routes
Side-Table Service
Number of Evacuation Routes
sous chef
Class K Fire
26. Second in line of responsibility after the captain
Types of Contamination
Class C Fire
server (front waiter)
yield
27. To the right of the plate - in line with the knife
width of cover
Glassare Placement
One-Stage Cooling Method
Folded Cloth Napkin Placements
28. Food within the temperature danger zone for a certain period of time
Holding Hot Foods
time-temperature abused food
Treating a Second Degree Burn
Russian Service
29. Direct and cross
Types of Contamination
Class C Fire
French Service - number of dishes in the first two courses
Abbreviation for Teaspoon
30. A.k.a. platter service -waiter serves the guest from left from a large platter
Hazard Analysis
Russian Service
Heimlich Maneuver
serviceware
31. Above the plate
Dessert Flatware Placement
M.S.D.S.
Two-Stage Cooling Method
English Service
32. Physical Data -a physical description of the product - including its appearance - odor - boiling point - pH - and ant other characteristics that may be able to identify it
Family Service
corrective action
3rd MSDS
Number of Evacuation Routes
33. Above 135
Abbreviation for Teaspoon
Holding Hot Foods
head chef
steel
34. Commands the kitchen - designs the menu - oversees its execution - oversees food costs -a.k.a. executive chef - chef de cuisine
Degree Angle used when sharpening Chef's knives with a whetstone
back of the house
sous chef
head chef
35. Class A + B
Abbreviation for Teaspoon
width of cover
One-Stage Cooling Method
Class A Fire Extinguisher
36. The utensils used first should be placed on the outside
parasite
Device used to Measure Milk
Arrangement of Flatware
bolster
37. To the left of the plate
Bread and Butter Plate Placement
corrective action
Heimlich Maneuver
FAT TOM
38. Liquid measures
Device used to Measure Milk
number of steps in the HACCP system
sanitize
crumber
39. When the food is placed on the table in serving dishes and the guests serve themselves
turned or tourner
Family Service
paring knife
Device used to Measure Flour
40. Receiving
abrasive cleaner
Second Step in the Flow of Food
large dice cut
Heimlich Maneuver
41. Multi-cellular organisms that are far larger than both bacteria and viruses
Side-Table Service
Last Step of the HACCP system
Biological Hazards
parasite
42. 18 inches
large dice cut
time-temperature abused food
Class B Fire
width of cover
43. Used to start a fire extinguisher 1) Pull the pin 2) Aim low at the base of the fire 3) Squeeze the trigger 4) Sweep from side to side
Hazard Analysis
front of the house
One-Stage Cooling Method
PASS system
44. The act of deliberately setting a fire
English Service
Number of Evacuation Routes
arson
Class D Fire
45. 7 steps
steel
Class A Fire Extinguisher
number of steps in the HACCP system
toque
46. Dishes are prepared and finished off at the table -use of a cart
FAT TOM
Temperature danger zone
Side-Table Service
Device used to Measure Milk
47. Tbsp
sanitize
Abbreviation for Tablespoon
Recharging a Fire Extinguisher
One-Stage Cooling Method
48. Prevents hair from falling into the food
Two-Stage Cooling Method
toque
Butler Service
American Style Service
49. Food - Acidity - Temperature - Time - Oxygen - Moisture - what parasites need in order to grow
HACCP
brigade
FAT TOM
Last Step of the HACCP system
50. 1) on the plate 2) right side of the place setting 3) under the silverware 4) between the flatware
Dessert Flatware Placement
Chef's knife
Folded Cloth Napkin Placements
width of cover