2. TABLE OF CONTENTS
•LESSON 1 – Use and maintain kitchen tools and equipment
•LESSON 2 – Perform mensuration and calculations
•LESSON 3 –Interpret kitchen lay-out
•LESSON 4 –Interpret Plans and Drawings
•LESSON 5 – Practice Occupational Safety and Health
4. Use and maintain Kitchen tools and
Equipment
• FIND THE MEANING OF THE WORDS
CLEANING PEDESTAL
DISINFECTANT SANITIZER
EXTERMINATE SANITIZING
FILTH STACK
GRATES INFESTATION
KITCHEN
5. • Cleaning a physical removal
of visible soil and food.
• Disinfectant a substance
used to destroy germs and
diseases
• Exterminate to destroy totally
6. • Filth anything that is dirty
• Grates frames of iron bars for holding
fuel while it burns
• Infestation the state of being infested
as with parasites or vermin
• Kitchen a room especially set apart
and containing the necessary utensils
for cooking food.
7. • Pedestal a base or support
• Sanitizer a chemical agent used for
cleansing and sanitizing surfaces and
equipment.
• Sanitizing process of reducing number of
harmful organisms to safe level on food
contact services.
• Stack a case compose of several rows of
shelves.
9. 1. Aluminum
• best for all-around use
• most popular, lightweight, attractive and less
expensive
• requires care to keep it shiny and clean
• available in sheet or cast aluminum
• a soft metal, will dent easily
• Turns dark when used with potatoes, carrots and
other alkalis
• Acid vegetables like tomato will brighten it.
10. 2. Stainless Steel
• most popular material used for tools and
equipment
• more expensive
• easier to clean and shine and will not wear
out as soon as aluminum
• Stainless steel utensils maybe bought in
many gauges, from light to heavy.
11. 3. Glass
• good for baking but not practical on top
or surface cooking
• more expensive
• Great care is needed to make sure for long
shelf life.
12. 5. Cast Iron
• sturdy but must be kept
seasoned to avoid rust
• more expensive
• Great care is needed to make sure
for long shelf life.
13. 6. Ceramic and heat-proof glass
• sturdy but must be kept
seasoned to avoid rust
• Glass and ceramic conduct the
heat slowly and evenly
14. 7. Teflon
• a special coating applied to the
inside of some aluminum or
steel pots and pans
• It helps food from not sticking
to the pan
15. 8. Plastic and Hard Rubber
• for cutting and chopping boards,
table tops, bowls, trays, garbage
pails and canisters
• more sanitary than wood
• Plastics are greatly durable and
cheap but may not last long.
16. Cooking Utensils List That Every
Kitchen Needs
Research on this utensils, get to
know these things, be familiar with
its use and function and be ready for
our recitation tomorrow