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Year 7 The Knowledge (Food)

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  1. 1Cross-contaminationWhen bacteria from a raw food are transferred to a cooked food usually resulting in food poisoning.
  2. 2HazardSomething which could result in injury or illness.
  3. 3HygieneKeeping surfaces, equipment and yourself clean to prevent illness (e.g. washing hands).
  4. 4SafetyPreventing injury (e.g. using oven gloves).
  5. 5ResolveSolve a problem or make it better (e.g mopping water from the floor).
  6. 6SanitiseMake something clean and hygienic to prevent illness.
  7. 7Micro-organismA single-celled, living organism that can be seen under a microscope (e.g. bacteria, fungus, yeast, virus).
  8. 8BacteriaA type of micro-organism that may be harmful to health (e.g. salmonella).
  9. 9BridgeA safe cutting technique to be used when cutting foods in half.
  10. 10ClawA safe cutting technique to be used when slicing, dicing and shredding foods.
  11. 11SliceCutting a food into thin parts (e.g. apple slices).
  12. 12DiceCutting a food into small cubes (e.g. diced onion).
  13. 13CoreCoring removes the core of a food (e.g. apple core).
  14. 14SerattedA serrated knife has a row of V-shaped points along the edge (e.g. a bread knife).
  15. 15Garnish/Finishing TechnoqueA way to make a food appear more attractive and improve its appearance.
  16. 16Tea TowelUsed for drying dishes.
  17. 17DishclothUsed for washing dishes and wiping down surfaces.
  18. 18Scouring padA rough pad used for removing burnt-on or hard to remove food (should not be used on non-stick pans).
  19. 19Rubbing-inA technique used to make pastry using fingertips (e.g. rubbing butter into flour).
  20. 20ShortingA crumbly food product (e.g. shortbread or short crust pastry).
  21. 21Raising agentAn ingredient used to make a food rise and give a light and fluffy texture (e.g. baking powder).
  22. 22Cooling rackA piece of equipment used to help products cool and dry.
  23. 23TareTo take measuring scales back to zero so that the weight of the bowl does not affect the measurement.
  24. 24GramsA unit of measurement (e.g. 100g).
  25. 25ColanderA piece of equipment with large holes so that liquid can escape.
  26. 26SieveA piece of equipment with small holes so that liquid can escape or for separating lumps from flour.
  27. 27GraterA piece of equipment that allows foods to be cut into consistent, smaller pieces (e.g. grated cheese).
  28. 28Palette knifeA piece of equipment that allows icing to be spread or foods to be removed from a baking tray.
  29. 29DressingA type of sauce for food (e.g. mayonnaise).
  30. 30SaucepanA deep pan used to heat/cook sauces, water or liquid products (e.g. pasta).
  31. 31Frying panA shallow pan used to cook vegetables or fry foods (e.g. pancakes).
  32. 32OvenPart of the cooker that heats (bakes) food products from all sides.
  33. 33HobPart of the cooker that uses a saucepan or frying pan to cook foods.
  34. 34GrillPart of the cooker that heats food from the top.
  35. 35SimmeringHeating gently so that small bubbles appear.
  36. 36BoilingHeating vigorously so that large bubbles appear.
  37. 37Pre-heatHeating the oven/grill to the correct temperature before using for cooking.
  38. 385-a-dayA government scheme that encourages healthy eating (5 portions of fruits and vegetables a day).
  39. 39NutrientsSubstances that help us to grow and keep healthy (e.g. carbohydrate).
  40. 40Vitamins and mineralsTypes of nutrients that help us to grow and keep healthy (e.g. Vitamin C, Iron).
  41. 41FibreA substance found in wholegrain products (e.g. wholemeal flour) that keeps our digestive system healthy.
  42. 42FryingCooking with fat or oil over direct heat (the hob).
  43. 43PoachingCooking in simmering water (e.g. poached egg).
  44. 44BakingCooking using the oven. This method is healthier as it doesn't need extra fat or oil.
  45. 45GrillingCooking using the grill. This method is healthier as it allows fat to drip into the grill pan away from the food.
  46. 46Consumer profileInformation that describes a person's age, gender, likes and dislikes.
  47. 47Research methodsWays of researching information (e.g. books / internet).
  48. 48SurveysA research method that gathers information using numbers (e.g. 12 out of 20 people like biscuits).
  49. 49WhiskMixing ingredients using a whisk to reduce lumps.
  50. 50FoldMixing ingredients using a gentle, figure-of-eight action (e.g. folding flour into a cake mixture).
  51. 51AnnotateA way of describing something in detail.

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