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Serv-Safe Exam information
Name 3 safety rules for accepting deliveries. Temperature of food is correct Items are labeled and dated Items have not been in the danger zone
for more than 2 hours Reject them if they are past due Look for possible contamination Schedule for non-busy times Check all items for cleanliness
List the steps in the flow of operations.1. Receiving2. Storing3. Preparing4. Cooking5. Holding6. Serving7. Cooling8. Reheating
What supports the growth of microorganisms? Moisture A protein or carbohydrate food source Temperatures between 41- 135 F Low Acidity
Examples – cut melons Bread/ cooked meat
Define: FIFOFirst In – First outStock rotationUse the items in the
cupboards that are in there before using this ones that have just been purchased.
Explain cross-contamination Cross contamination is what happens
when bacteria from one food item are transferred to another food item, often by way of unwashed cutting boards or countertops, as well as knives and other kitchen tools, or even unwashed hands. Cross contamination can in turn lead to food poisoning
List the temperature for freezing and refrigerationRefrigerators = 41 degrees or below
Freezers = 0 degrees
List the Temperatures for the following meats:Fish – Chicken and Other PoultryGround Beef (hamburger)Beef, Pork and Lamb – Steaks –
145 -165 – 155 – 145 - 145
Explain the procedure for chilling hot food Divide food into smaller amounts Use a water bath Keep put of the danger zone for more than 2
hours It can cool on the counter for a short time Needs to go from 135 degrees to 70
degrees within 2 hours and 70 degrees to 41 degrees or lower within 4 hours for a total of 6 hours
What is the temperature for holding hot food?What is the temperature for holding cold food?
135 degrees and above41 degrees and below
True or FalseIt is safe to use food 1 week after the expiration date?False they are there for a reason. Read and listen to the dates. There may be a sell by date and an expiration date. Both are equally important
List 3 major factors that cause food to become unsafe… Cross-contamination Poor personal hygiene Receiving food at unsafe temperatures Hepatitis A Virus Purchasing food from an unknown
source
Which 2 of the following can be done by food preparation workers: Nose Ring Plain band ring Tongue Ring Watch Polish nails Short unpolished nails tatoo
Explain the procedure for a sick food handler… E.Coli, Shigelloses, and Salmonella
should be reported to local health officials
They should be sent home from work People with headache can stay, but
vomiting must stay home They should seek medical attention in
necessary
List 4 foods that could have possible allergens Peanuts Milk Wheat Eggs Peanut Butter Cheese
How is a Bi Metallic Stemmed Thermometer Calibrated? 1st insert the thermometer stem into a
container of ice water Then wait 30 seconds or until the
temperature indicator stops moving Finally adjust the thermometer until it
reaches 32 degrees F while it is still in the ice bath
Explain how to carry a glass to a customer…
Use a tray Never touch the top of the glass Lift around the bottom Set it to the left of the customer
List the 3 type of hazards and give an example of each
Biological – sneezePhysical – broken glassChemical - Bleach