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Ms. Makuta
YES NO
Clap your hands twice Raise your hand
and stand-up
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Do you love to eat?
3
Do you like spicy food?
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Ms. Makuta
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Identify how was the food cooked
and what type of kitchen
appliance or machine was used.
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Know Your Kitchen
A kitchen is a room or part of a room used for
food preparation, storing and cooking in a home
or in a commercial establishment.
Food Preparation Storing
Cooking
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The area where production of foods
presented cold are made.
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COLD KITCHEN
COLD KITCHEN
Salads
Cold Desserts Cakes
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A garde manger (French for "keeper of the food") is a
cool, well-ventilated area.
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*Chillers
*Freezers
*Over Ice Tables
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Hot Kitchen
The hot kitchen is where raw materials
are prepared and cooked, whether baked,
fried, roasted, boiled or steamed.
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The hot kitchen is usually equipped with modern
facilities such as gas and electric stoves, exhaust fans,
ovens, chillers, hot and cold water supply, and
dishwashers
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Hot Foods
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ASSIGNMENT
Instructions: In a ½ crosswise paper the student shall
answer the following:
1.Explain “Keep hot foods hot and cold foods cold”
2.What is Temperature Danger Zone and why is it
important?
3.Research 1 news that tells about a food poisoning
accident caused by mishandling food. (answers when,
where and how)
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HOt and cold kitchen

Editor's Notes

  • #6 What do you usually do in the kitchen? Preparing,storing,cooking
  • #9 Food preparation-washing and cutting Storing –putting the foods in proper places.for example storing meat in the freezer These are Cooking-baking,grilling and frying
  • #12 GARD_MANJAY is a cool, well-ventilated area where cold dishes (such as salads, hors d'œuvres, appetizers, canapés, are prepared and other foods are stored under refrigeration. s
  • #13 Walk in freezers and chillers
  • #14 Some foods presented as cold are prepared through cooking and still made in the hot kitchen like cakes
  • #17 Because a number of the products utilized here are not cooked, the potential of bacterial contamination is much higher. Because the bacterias have not been killed by the application of heat, therefore the foods have not been sterilized Now would be a good time to review the information you have been given concerning the Danger Zone for food handling >>> remember that between 40 degress F- 140 degrees F is the dangerous range for the handling of foods