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How long does it take for bread to cool before it is ready to be served?

Bread typically takes about 30 minutes to cool before it is ready to be served.


When is roast chicken done and ready to be served?

Roast chicken is done and ready to be served when its internal temperature reaches 165F (74C) as measured with a meat thermometer.


How long does bread need to cool before it is ready to be sliced and served?

Bread typically needs to cool for about 30 minutes before it is ready to be sliced and served.


What is the recommended internal temperature for a quiche to ensure it is safely cooked and ready to be served?

The recommended internal temperature for a quiche to be safely cooked and ready to be served is 160F (71C).


What temperature should you store a cooked meal ready to be served at?

63


What should you store a cooked meal ready to be served at 54centigrade 60c 63c?

60C


What temperature should cooked ham be when it is ready to be served?

Cooked ham should be served at a temperature of 140F to ensure it is safe to eat and enjoyable to consume.


What is the cause and solution of a 3year old can't draw?

It is natural that a 3 year old can’t draw. They don’t have the fine motor skills yet. They do scribble pictures and will try to write. Don’t push the child to draw because he/she is NOT developmentally ready to draw.


What type of snacks are served at Russian cinemas?

ready for this.... you won't believe it. Popcorn, candy, soda


General Krantz last words on show Prison Break?

"Semper Paratus" latin for "Always Ready"


What is pre plate service?

its a service were the food is artfully served in indivisal plate by the chef then served


Is it okay to touch food that is prepared and ready to be served?

You should not touch food that is prepared and ready to be served unless you are wearing clean vinyl gloves. (You should not use Latex gloves because they contain powder.) Food that is intended for someone else to eat can be contaminated from any germs that are on your hands.