1) Reheat food just below boiling point, to make sure your food is fit to eat.
2) Eat your meal straight away to keep bacteria from doubling.
you can
Food should reach a temperature of 75°C (167 F) for at least 3 minutes.
in a food safety and sanitation, you should be able to follow all the rules and regulation's they prescribe............
labels on food
It doesn't really matter. In fact it's better if the food doesn't sit out too long before reheating. When it gets warmer than 40F and still cooler than 140F it can start to grow harmful bacteria.
its true. when reheating make sure you cover the food without the cover touching the food. Stir the food frequently to prevent cold spots.
Food should be reheated until it is piping hot and simmering. It should be re heated to this temperature as it kills any breeding bacteria so your food will not give you food poisoning .If storing meat then reheating make sure it is stored in a cool place until you wish to use it .
you should always wash your hands before touching anything to do with food. Always have all your equipment ready. If you are young have an adult to prehaet the oven and to the cutting for you.
Every manager in a food business must know the rules that will allow product to be produced safely. It is important that all levels of employees know and follow the rules.
Follow the directions on the clearer container. Keep them stored well away from any foods or food preparation areas.
If the leftover food has been previously cooked, it really should be reheated quickly and thoroughly to assure safety of that food. The recommendation is to reheat leftover food only once - then it should be discarded.
So that you don't get bad food poisoning or bugs from it