Potentially hazardous food should not be left out for more than 2 hours, after which time it should be either refrigerated or reheated. If the ambient temperature is very warm, cut that to 1 hour.
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This food should not be left out. Cooked foods should be cooled quickly for cold storage. It can only take a hour for cooked foods to be contaminated.
Clean, Separate, Cook, Chill. Clean hands and surfaces often. Separate raw meats from foods that are not cooked before eating. Cook foods to proper temperatures. Chill foods by refrigerating promptly.
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wait patiently......wrap open foods in plates and bowls with saran wrap.....wait until food is cooled down to room temp. before you put in fridge......and put in fridge away from other foods...
Lets explain this again. Meats that are left in the danger zone can have bacteria grow with in an hour. Meats should be kept cold before cooking and cooled fast after to insure the meat stays safe. Do not leave any foods out.
5 to 60 degrees Celsius, although within the danger zone around 29C is where bacteria are most active. Foods that are at risk should be cooled through the danger zone within two hours, and foods that are re-heated should be heated to 74C to kill any bacteria before being held at 60C. The faster foods are heated and cooled through the danger zone the less chance there is of becoming sick. As well some types of food poisoning are from the toxins that bacteria produce and will not be destroyed by heat.
Just do not pack foods that need refrigerating unless you freeze it and pack it safely but airport security will still check this. Also do not pack items that smell.
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Foods you should eat before and after having the gastric bypass surgery are high in protein but low in calories, fats and carbohydrates. Some doctors may need you to be on a full liquid diet for a few weeks. Foods that you should eat after the surgery are liquids, soft foods and then solid foods when the doctor says. You can have six small healthy meals a day.
Allow hot foods to cool slightly uncovered before refrigerating. Leave them uncovered in the fridge until quite cool. Put a folded kitchen towel or newspaper under the dish before placing in the refrigerator to avoid the risk of the dish cracking from contact with cold shelves. Very hot foods placed in a refrigerator will adversely affect other foods stored there, and will take longer to cool because the interior of the fridge will have become warmer.
A lot of the recommended cooling of foods is largely unnecessary. But turkey and other meats shred if cut while they're still hot. Other foods will burn your mouth if eaten while hot, especially for children or elderly. Common sense becomes the issue. But too many do not have it, and should let foods cool. === === Cooling down foods stops the cooking process. If you don't, it can overcook because the inside temperature may still be at 400 degrees. Certain pies and custards are cooled quickly because of this. Other foods are allowed to cool before eating like cheese wraps and pot pies because the inside temperature can be hot enough to not only burn your skin, but liquify it.