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Grade 10 Culinary Math
To find the conversion factor when scaling a recipe, the first step is to          divide          the desired number of servings by the            original            number of servings in a recipe.
Grade 10 Culinary Math
When scaling a recipe down from twelve servings to eight servings, the scaled down measure of the original 2 cups (250 ml) of flour will be                       1 1/3 cups (330 ml)                       of flour.
Grade 10 Culinary Math
When scaling a recipe up from four servings to seventeen servings, the scaled up measure of the original 1/4 cup (60 ml) cocoa will be                           2 cups + 1 tsp (255 ml)                           of cocoa.
Grade 10 Culinary Math
Identify the boiling point of water using the Fahrenheit scale.
  1. 100 degrees F
  2. 162 degrees F
  3. 212 degrees F
  4. 245 degrees F
Grade 10 Culinary Math
Once you've calculated the conversion factor, you then            multiply            each ingredient quantity by that factor.
Grade 10 Culinary Math
When scaling a recipe up from six servings to fifteen servings, the scaled up measure of the original 1/2 tsp (2.5 ml) of cinnamon will be                      1 1/4 tsp (6.2 ml)                      of cinnamon.
Grade 10 Culinary Math
When scaling a recipe down from ten servings to six servings, the conversion factor is       0.6      .
Grade 10 Culinary Math
Identify the freezing point of water using the Fahrenheit scale.
  1. 32 degrees F
  2. 42 degrees F
  3. 22 degrees F
  4. 52 degrees F
Grade 10 Culinary Math
When scaling a recipe down from ten servings to six servings, the scaled down measure of the original 2 quarts (1.9 liters) of vegetable stock will be                            38.4 ounces (1.1 liters)                            of vegetable stock.
Grade 10 Culinary Math
When scaling a recipe up from ten servings to 14 servings, the conversion factor is       1.4      .
Grade 10 Culinary Math
If chocolate chips have 20 calories in 1 tbsp, how many calories are in 1 cup?
  1. 240
  2. 160
  3. 320
  4. 460
Grade 10 Culinary Math
How many cups are in a gallon?
  1. 16
  2. 18
  3. 20
  4. 22
Grade 10 Culinary Math
To begin scaling a recipe, you need to calculate the                     conversion factor                     , the number necessary to convert the quantity of each              ingredient              in the recipe.
Grade 10 Culinary Math
How many ounces are there in a pound?
  1. 12
  2. 14
  3. 16
  4. 18
Grade 10 Culinary Math
Convert 20 degrees Celsius to Fahrenheit.
  1. 6.6 degrees F
  2. 72 degrees F
  3. 68 degrees F
  4. 36 degree F
Grade 10 Culinary Math
Identify the freezing point of water using the Celsius scale.
  1. 10 degrees C
  2. 20 degrees C
  3. 0 degrees C
  4. -10 degrees C
Grade 10 Culinary Math
If 1/2 cup of sugar has 120 calories, how many calories are in 1 tbsp?
  1. 15
  2. 10
  3. 12
  4. 17
Grade 10 Culinary Math
Convert 250 degrees Fahrenheit to Celsius.
  1. 121.1 degrees C
  2. 220 degrees C
  3. 250 degrees C
  4. 21.6 degrees C
Grade 10 Culinary Math
Convert 22 degrees Celsius to Fahrenheit.
  1. 71.6 degrees F
  2. 22 degrees F
  3. 89 degrees F
  4. 68.1 degrees F
Grade 10 Culinary Math
Convert 350 degrees Fahrenheit to Celsius.
  1. 150 degrees C
  2. 350 degrees C
  3. 176.6 degrees C
  4. 198.6 degrees C
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