They are often the family and not feel good because you ate was so uncertain that foods processed or prepared in one. This can be avoided during the preparation of food preparation at home by the following points in relation to food.
According to the Centers for Disease Control, the most important thing to do to avoid evil can do is "wash your hands." Clean hands and clean utensils and surfaces are the first line of defense againstFood-borne illness. As the washing of hands, most of the things you can do to prevent a food-borne diseases are very simple.
Here are 10 simple tips for food safety, which together spell
FOOD SAFETY.
Fight bacteria by washing your hands often. Wash for about 20) seconds to sing ("Row, Row, Row Your Boat" twice), hot water and soap before fixing or eating food and after using the bathroom or changing diapers with, dealing with pets, gardeningCoughs or sneezes.
Only thaw perishable food in the refrigerator or the microwave. Do not thaw food on the kitchen table. Cook food immediately after thawing in the microwave.
Buy perishable foods so hot are delivered shortly before take-off. If you go home to avoid or prepared foods such as meat, poultry, fish, dairy products, eggs, cut and / or peeled fruit and vegetables sit at room temperatureTemperatures more than two hours.
Divide into small groups, shallow containers for quick cooling in the refrigerator.
Set the refrigerator to run at 40 F and your freezer at 0 F to help, harmful bacteria from growing. Keep an appliance thermometer in your refrigerator / freezer to monitor temperatures.
Avoid cross-contamination. Wash cutting boards, knives and other utensils in the dishwasher or with hot water and soap and rinse with warm water after coming into contactwith raw meat, poultry and seafood, and before another item. Avoid food, cooked food on a plate of ham, which take place. Multiple, colored cutting boards can help separate types of foods to avoid cross-contamination.
Fruits and vegetables should be thoroughly cleaned before consumption. Wash fruits and vegetables thoroughly under running water before eating. There are also special fruit and vegetable washes that can be purchased at healthand grocery stores. Wash fruits and vegetables that you peel or cut, such as melons, oranges or cucumbers. Bacteria on the surface of this responsibility and may, in part you eat when it is sliced or peeled are transmitted.
Eating foods you know are safe. Most of the bacteria that often cause food-borne diseases can not be seen or smell and taste. If in doubt, throw it out!
Take the temperature of perishable foods such as meat, poultry and seafood, to ensureharmful bacteria are destroyed. Cook hamburger and other ground meat (beef, lamb and pork) to an internal temperature of 160 F and ground poultry to 165 F. Beef, veal and lamb steaks and roasts cooked to medium rare is 145 F and 160 F for medium. Whole poultry should be cooked as F 180 measured in the thigh and breast meat to 170 F. All parts of pork should reach 160 F. thoroughly cook fish until it is opaque and flakes with a fork.
yolks and whites of eggsmust be designed to prevent any possible salmonella from cooked food-borne diseases. Store eggs in their original packaging and in three weeks for best quality. Use hard-cooked eggs within one week - do not return to the egg carton for storage. Refrigerate in a clean container.
Thanks to the quality of food and special production methods in restaurants and homes, some of these rules can not be met. Your favorite Caesar dressing contains raw eggsegg yolk and a chef's restaurant can recommend your pork chop, only 145 degrees are cooked. Usually the food server or the terms of menu, the alarm of those decisions you can make an informed decision about your food. These points are probably not bad, but children are more susceptible to the disease because they lack the enzymes, some bacteria to fight for them so the selection should be more careful. If you are concerned about a particular food orPreparation of the court to avoid those factors.
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