Food & Nutrition Services (483.60) Flashcards

1
Q

What is the maximum temperature for staple food storage in a pantry at the five foot level?

A

85 degrees F

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What is a staple food?

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A staple food, or simply a staple, is a food that is eaten routinely and in such quantities that it constitutes a dominant portion of a standard diet for a given people, supplying a large fraction of energy needs and generally forming a significant proportion of the intake of other nutrients as well (Wikipedia).

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3
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What temperature must poultry (stuffed foods, pork, chicken) be cooked to?

A

165 degrees F

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4
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What temperature must ground meat (ground beef, ground pork, ground fish) and eggs held for service be cooked to?

A

155 degrees F

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5
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What temperature must fish and other non-ground meats be cooked to?

A

145 degrees F

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6
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Mr. Lowe, a resident at the facility is requesting that he have his eggs “sunny-side up” for breakfast. However, the cook realizes that she only had non-pasteurized eggs to serve the residents that morning. What should the cook do?

A

The cook must cook all unpasteurized eggs until all parts of the egg are completely firm.
The dietary manager should purchase pasteurized eggs for such requests.

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7
Q

In a microwave, what temperature must raw food be cooked to?

A

165 degrees F

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8
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You should allow raw food that has been cooked in the microwave to stand, covered for this duration of time…

A

at least 2 minutes

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9
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What temperature must you reheat food that has been cooked and cooled?

A

165 degrees F for 15 seconds before holding for hot service

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10
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What temperature must you cook “Ready to Eat” foods?

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at least 135 degrees F for holding for hot service

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11
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In the pantry, how many inches must you keep food from the floor?

A

6 inches

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12
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In the pantry, how many inches must you keep your food from the top of the ceiling?

A

18 inches

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13
Q

What is the temperature danger zone?

A

Between 41 and 135 degrees F

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14
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What is the required dish sanitizing temperature?

A

180 degrees F

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15
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A good working refrigerator should keep foods at or below this temperature…

A

41 degrees F

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16
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During an inspection of the facility’s freezer, the administrator finds that the food in the freezer is getting soft and ice was dripping in several places. Is this acceptable?

A

No, since all foods stored in the freezers must be kept frozen solid.

17
Q

In the kitchen, what should the temperature be for hot water for sanitizing purposes?

A

180 degrees F

18
Q

What is TCS?

A

Time/Temperature Control for Safety

19
Q

What is PHF?

A

Potentially Hazardous Food

20
Q

How many hours may past between a substantial evening meal and breakfast the following day?

A

No more than 14 hours

21
Q

What is the required temperature for low temp. chemical dish machines on the wash cycle?

A

No greater than 120 degrees F

22
Q

How many parts per million (ppm) of chlorine sanitizer should be used in the dish machine’s final rinse?

A

50 ppm