They are really quite simple, but there are books and courses on the subject.
# Keep all surfaces clean and sanitary # Clean as you go
# Wash your hands # Prevent cross-contamination # Cook foods to the proper temperature
# Serve cooked foods immediately or chill them quickly # Hold hot foods at or above 140°F # Keep refrigerated foods at or below 40°F # Use thermometers # Rotate food stock properly using FIFO (First In, First Out)
There are four main rules to food sanitation, including clean, cook, separate, and chill. Washing hands, eliminating cross contamination, cooking to the right temperature, and refrigerating properly are all important.
To address this question on this forum would take up too much space, you should Google servsafe guidelines. As far as personal hygiene, make sure you wash your hands very often and keep hair tied back, or under a cap, hair net etc. Make sure You wash and properly sanitize all cutting boards and utensils, to avoid cross contamination. In a home kitchen avoid wood cutting boards. During storage of raw ingredients use the rule of temperature. Poultry should be cooked to an internal temp of 165, pork 145, and beef can be eaten raw, so for raw ingredients poultry should be at the bottom, pork in the middle, and beef on top, this is according to USDA guidelines. I own a facility that is board of health inspected as well as USDA inspected and they scrutinize this thoroughly. Does this help?
take a bath before cooking, wash hands after thing you cooking don't pick your nose don't put your hand in your mouth .
in an industrial kitchen should u sweep in cooler and the kitchen
wash hands,
long hair tied back,
any cuts covered by a brightly coloured plaster,
nails clean
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Check with your local Department of Health for the 'rules' of proper sanitation.
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People can ensure sanitation by washing their hands often. It is also important to store food in the correct areas and at the right temperature.
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Sanitation and food safety
Sanitation is the hygienic means of promoting health through prevention of human contact with the hazards of wastes. Hazards can be either physical, microbiological, biological or chemical agents of disease. In Food Sanitation, regardless of type of processing or food handling operation, the number one consideration in food sanitation is people. Personal cleanliness must be maintained while involved in food handling operations: Sanitary protective clothing, hair covering, and footwear must be worn and maintained in a clean, sanitary manner Gloves, if worn, must be clean and sanitary. All food-handling personnel must remove objects (watches, jewelry) from their person which may fall into or contaminate the food product.
Treva M. Richardson has written: 'Sanitation for foodservice workers' -- subject(s): Food handling, Food service, Food service employees, Sanitation
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Sanitation is important for preventing the spread of diseases by removing or controlling waste and contaminants that can harm human health. Proper sanitation practices, such as clean water supply, waste disposal, and personal hygiene, are essential for maintaining public health and reducing the risk of infectious diseases.
I'm looking for Food & Sanitation classes in Cook County, Illinois. I need to take this class for a job I applied for, Can you HELP me please?