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Knives Part 2
Knives Part 2
Knives Part 2
1. Define terminology
2. Demonstrate proper knife safety
3. Demonstrate proper knife
sanitation/cleaning methods
4. Practice proper knife storage
Terminology
claw grip – method of holding food during cutting,
characterized by curling the fingers inward and gripping
the food with the fingernails; the side of the knife blade
rests against the first knuckle of the guiding hand,
keeping the blade perpendicular to the cutting board and
fingers out of harm's way
guiding hand – the hand that controls the ingredient
being cut
anchor – a no-slip mat or damp towel used to prevent
the cutting board from slipping
Knife Safety
Knife Safety Key Points
1. Stop - make sure no one else is within
arm's reach
2. Away - always cut away from your finger
or other body parts
3. Sharp - a sharp, clean knife is a safe
knife
4. Store - knives closed, in a sheath or
knife block
PROPERTY OF PIMA COUNTY JTED, 2010 5
How to Hold a Chef’s Knife
Ticket Out
1.Get out a half sheet of paper.
2.List 4 precautions you should
take while handling a knife.
3.Turn in your Ticket Out when
you finish.
Quantity Time Uniformity Mise en Safety and
of Product Place Sanitation
2 oz. of each of Achieved cuts in Standard for All necessary Clean area and
Professional
the seven cuts. 15 minutes or cuts, measured equipment equipment.
20 points less. to ruler present and Clean up and
specification. useable. sanitized.
2 oz. of five of Achieved cuts in Product uniform All equipment Cleaned all
Adequate
the seven cuts. less than 20 in size to the present, but not equipment but
15 points minutes. eye. useable. didn’t sanitize.
Less than 2 oz. Cuts took longer Product not Missing Equipment not
Inadequate
of a variety of than 30 minutes. uniform within equipment. cleaned or
5 points cuts. group. sanitized.