High temperature is used to kill pathogens in the food. Common foods that are treated this way include milk and tinner/canned foods.
to kill pathogenic organisms like bacteria
to cook them
we heat them to get the water particles vibrating and this would cook the food
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Fats that are solid at room temperature will become liquid when heated to a high enough temperature. Foods where the main solid component holding them together is fat, like butter or chocolate, will become liquid when the fats do. Sugar can also melt at very high temperatures, for example when heated on a stove.
Undercooked describes foods that have not been heated to a safe temperature.
Cooler temperatures help preserve foods, higher temperatures kill the bacteria and prepare the foods so they can be eaten.
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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No pasteurization refers only to the process whereby foods and liquids are heated to high temperatures, killing microbes and bacteria. Pasteurization is one form of sterilizing food. Irradiation is a different process.
Bottled water brands in the UK can be purchased at any store that sells bottled water. Some examples include Co-Op, Farm Foods, Marks & Spencer, Sainsbury's, and any other grocery store or drugstore.
Bottled water, watermelon, and most other fruits:) That's what I used for my project, !
Something that opens an oven.
For some foods, you need a "warmed pan". But, for most cooking, it doesn't matter what the pan's temperature is when you start.
Cook foods to the FDA Temperature Chill foods in the fridge Clean foods before cooking Prevent cross contamination by washing food preparation stuff Wash hands before making food Do not pool eggs or meats Use proper slaughtering hygeine Pasteurize beverages
Bacillus cereus among one of them