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- 4. Liquid in a saucepan is heated, usually on full heat, until it produces large bubbles on the surface.
- 6. You would use this to hold an apple to cut it in half.
- 7. This could happen if you use the wrong colour chopping board.
- 8. You would use this to slice a fruit or vegetable such as celery.
- 9. This could make you ill. One particular strain is found in raw chicken and raw eggs.
- 10. You use this when cooking on the hob or in the oven.
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- 1. This could happen if you don’t store cooked and raw meats correctly or your personal hygiene is bad.
- 2. The temperature range 5-63°C is often called this.
- 3. After coming to the boil, the item is left to cook on a low heat producing small or occasional bubbles on the surface of the liquid.
- 5. This is used to evaluate the taste, texture and aroma of food.
