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Safety Rules

  • Always cut with an appropriate knife and use a chopping board at all times

  • Always pick up a knife by its handle and do not put a knife into a sink full of water - wash it separately

  • Always use oven mitts when removing tins and trays from the oven

  • Immediately wipe up spills. Inform your teacher of any large spill and restrict access to the area until cleaned up.

  • Do not use electrical equipment unless you have been instructed how to operate it.

  • Do not use electrical equipment when hands are wet.

  • Always turn pan handles towards the back or side of the stove top to prevent accidental spillage.

  • Never leave an operating stove or heating pan unattended.

  • Do not place flammable materials on or near stove tops.

  • Do not run in the kitchen.

  • Always tie long hair back.

  • Be aware of the location of the fire extinguisher and fire blanket. Know where to

Hygiene Rules for Food Technology

  • Wash hands carefully with soap and water before starting cooking.

  • Don't sneeze or cough over food.

  • Remove rings and bracelets before preparing food.

  • Wear a clean apron.

  • Tie back hair.

  • Cover any cuts on your hands with a bandaid.

  • Use a clean spoon to taste food. Do not lick your fingers.

  • Use paper towels for hands, and only use clean tea towels for dishes.

  • Do not use the dish cloth to wipe up spills on the floor. Use paper towels for this task.

  • Collect ingredients on a plate or in a bowl - do not use your hands.

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