Starter quiz
- What is Lucas doing before he cooks?
- taking off his jumper
- washing his hands
- putting on an apron ✓
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- What is a measuring jug used for?
- to weigh dry foods
- to measure liquids ✓
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- What is this photo showing?
- slicing - using the claw grip ✓
- slicing - using the bridge hold
- slicing - using the fork secure
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- The ______ in a recipe is a set of instructions on how to make the dish.
- 'method' ✓
Exit quiz
- True or false? Couscous is made from flour.
- True ✓
- False
- Where should these foods be stored?
- couscous, flour⇔cupboard ✓
- yogurt, fresh tomatoes⇔fridge ✓
- ice cream, frozen carrots⇔freezer ✓
- Which shows 300 ml water?
- Put this couscous recipe in the correct order.
- 1⇔Add the water to the couscous.
- 2⇔Chop and slice the vegetables and fruit.
- 3⇔Fluff the couscous.
- 4⇔Mix the vegetables and fruit into the couscous.
- 5⇔Pour over the dressing.
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Key learning points
- Couscous is a traditional North African dish. There are many variations.
- Liquids, such as water, are measured in a measuring jug. Dry foods, such as couscous, are weighed using weighing scales.
- The food skills used to make a couscous salad are measuring, cutting and mixing.
- Food must be stored and prepared safely and hygienically.
Common misconception
Couscous is a grain.
Couscous is not a grain. However, couscous is made from semolina, which is coarsely ground durum wheat which is sprinkled with water and rolled to form small granules. It more closely resembles pasta.
Keywords
Couscous - a traditional North African dish
Weigh - to find out how heavy something is
Measure - to find out the size of something
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