Kitchen Safety
Across
- 1. When handling hot pans be sure to use __________ holders.
- 5. Always make sure to have hair ____ back before cooking.
- 6. Always use ________ when cooking.
- 9. Do not add _____ to hot oil, as it will cause the oil to splatter and may cause burns.
- 11. A type of safety hazard that can be caused by sharp objects.
- 12. Tilt _____ of pots away from you so that steam will not burn your hands and face.
- 13. Do not use when extinguishing a grease fire.
- 15. Always check the inside of an _____ before turning it on.
- 17. Extinguish a _______ ____ with baking soda, salt, or a lid.
- 20. Always use a _______ ______ to cut your foods on while cooking.
- 21. ________ can occur when something is on the floor that shouldn't be.
- 24. Always turn handles to the _____ while cooking on the stove top.
- 25. Make sure the oven mitt is not _____ or the heat will go through to your hand.
- 27. Measuring this is crucial when cooking meat.
Down
- 1. _________ objects and knives should be stored separately to prevent cuts.
- 2. Keep ______ away from liquids to prevent shocks and electrical fires.
- 3. Make sure matches are out by running water over them before you ______ them away.
- 4. ________ on what you are doing at all times!
- 6. Always store _________ alone - away from any foods or consumables.
- 7. When tasting foods, never put the tasting ______ back into the food.
- 8. Keep _____ and paper away from heat sources such as the stove to prevent starting fires.
- 10. A type of food poisoning often linked to raw eggs and poultry.
- 11. Proper fitting _________ should be worn when cooking.
- 14. Handle all ____________ equipment with dry hands.
- 16. Always wash your ______ before cooking and if you touch something that has germs on it.
- 18. Clean up spills ____________ to prevent slipping.
- 19. Date indicating when a product may no longer be safe to consume.
- 22. Never unplug appliances when running or you may get _______.
- 23. Always use a separate cutting board for ____ _____.
- 26. _______ knives are dangerous because they require more pressure to cut foods.