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What is the best way to thaw food?
Thawing in the refrigerator. Thawing in the sink with cold water. Thawing in a microwave.
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Who is at a higher risk for getting a food borne illness?
Elderly Infants Pregnant women People with lowered immune sysystems
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4 C's of food safety
Cook, Clean, Chiil, Avoid-Cross-Contamination
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How long are leftovers good for?
3-4 days
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Safe temperature for cooking poultry & reheating leftovers
165 degrees
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How can you prevent falls in the kitchen?
Clean up spills, splatters, and peeling IMMEDIATELY.
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Safe temperature for cooking steak, pork chops or roast beef.
145 degrees
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How can you prevent burns in the kitchen?
Always use a dry potholder to handle hot pans
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To what internal temperature should pork, beef, and lamb roasts and steaks be heated?
145 degrees Fahrenheit
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How long can perishable foods sit out?
2 hours maximum
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proper temp for freezers
0 degrees or lower
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characterized by GI issues and bloody diarrhea; typically found in under cooked ground beef.
E-Coli
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Best way to put out a grease fire.
Put a lid on the pan
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The spread of bacteria from one food to another is called
cross contamination
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Minimum amount of time to wash your hands.
20 Seconds
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The "danger zone" refers to temperatures between _____ at which bacteria multiply very rapidly.
40-140 degrees Fahrenheit
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What is a proper way to chill hot foods quickly?
Divide foods into smaller amounts, so they have more surface area. Place food in a shallow container Place the food on a cooling rack.
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the most deadly type of food poisoning, caused by improperly canned canned goods.
botulism
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The conditions necessary for the growth of foodborne pathogens.
(FATTOM) Food, Acidity, Temperatue, Time, Oxygen, Moisture
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What are some signs of food borne illness?
Stomach ache, vomiting, dehydration, fever, diarrhea
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How do you clean up broken glass?
Sweep up the large pieces and use a damp towel for the small pieces
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Saucepan handles need to be
Turned inward on the range
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Salmonella
Food sources include raw or under cooked eggs and poultry
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When you sneeze or cough onto food or in your hand you can cause this to occur
Staphylococcal Poisioning
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What temperature should your refrigerator be set at?
40 degrees Fahrenheit or lower
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When working in a kitchen hair should be...
Out of face and pulled back
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What is the best way to put out a grease fire?
Cover the pan to cut off the oxygen supply
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