Why, well blood could get onto/into your food mixture and trust me, it would give your food a who;e different flavouring
Ollie mason
If the cut is bleeding or not, you could contaminate the food and make people sick or the food could get in your cut and make you very sick. This is ESPECIALLY important when working with raw meat but you should always clean and cover a cut before you continue cooking and discard anything that might have been touched by the cut.
So they can be seen easily if they fall off
As any food is not blue,
if the plaster comes off it can be seen
- and the food destroyed
Most ingredients are not blue,
so if plaster drops off it is easy to find
to prevent cross contamination / infection of both yourself and the food that will be served to others.
Blue plasters show up better if the plaster comes off.
When I was a professional cook, I found the best way to cover a burn, was to use a product called second skin, it is a jelly like pad, and then cover that with gauze and then a glove if it is on your hand or just the gauze if it is on your arm. For cuts a band aid then then a glove or a finger cot.
Baton cuts are used to make French fries when cooking. They can also be used in soups and stir fry's.
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Why is it important to cover cuts, boils, skin infections and grazes? To prevent contamination of products, equipment, or surfaces which may result in an outbreak of food poisoning To protect cuts from infection (cover cuts with a blue waterproof plaster (metal detectable if required)
Hiding cuts depends on the length, depth and location of the cuts. Wearing clothing to cover the cuts as well as a make up concealer are both good options.
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MeatEater - 2012 Primal Cuts Bone-In Cooking Special 3-14 was released on: USA: 27 October 2013
Flute in cooking refers to making decorate cuts or slits in a food, such as the top crust of a pie.
You need a protective clothing that is light to cover the self harm cuts when it is hot.
Grilling, searing or broiling.
NO! Because when cooking the temperature in food normally exceeds 60* C and HIV is Killed at that temperature.
Before the invention of the band aid, people would wrap their cuts with cloth.