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Food Storage and Preservation

Humans have been preserving food for thousands of years, even before the advent of the modern refrigerator. Some methods include: drying, freezing, pasteurizing, canning and pickling among many others. Ask questions about food preservation here.

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How long do weenies last in fridge after being grilled?

Hot dogs should be good in the refrigerator for three or four days.

What is to preserve by soaking in vinegar or brine?

Foods soaked in vinegar are pickled, and soaked in salt are salt-cured. Both are means of preserving food.

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It is called "pickling"

How do you store raspberry?

Fresh raspberries should be stored in the refrigerator, uncovered or at least not sealed. They will last longer if the air can get to them.

Can you eat salmon cold 1 day after cooking?

Yes, it is safe to eat cold salmon for 3 or 4 days after cooking.

What is the point of sucking on a blanched almond?

Sucking on an almond can help reduce your cravings for junk foods and the need to snack. It also will help to keep your mouth salivating which may be good for digestion and definitely helps if you suffer from drymouth.

How long to keep caulifloer in the refrigerator?

Cauliflower should be safe for 1 week if stored in the refrigerator.

Why is a damp paper towel better to cover your food while microwaving it?

Dampening a paper towel and covering your left overs before microwaving it is better than covering it with plastic wrap. Plastic wrap, when heated releases toxic chemicals and it goes onto the food.

Is a burong mustasa undergoes preservation?

yes,..

because you add salt on it and preserve it for 2 days so i think it's a type of preservation,..right?wow nose bleed aq don ah,,.

Will a drink get colder by shaking it?

Shaking allows the drink to couple with the ice longer which makes it colder

How do you stop fruit being attacked by bacteria?

you can preserve them in vinegar, but only do this to fruits with a sharp taste, otherwise it will taste different.

Is sauerkraut that has been processed a year ago still good?

Sauerkraut was used by Captain James Cook in the 1700s as an anti-scorbutic agent. This was one of his great contributions to marine voyaging. And those voyages lasted well beyond a year.

I seem to remember that on a voyage of more than two years, and with a total crew of more than a hundred, he only lost one man! (And that was due to exposure consequent upon drunkeness. )

That would be considered a pretty good record in 2012 even!

What is natural decay?

Natural decay refers to the gradual breakdown or decomposition of organic matter by natural processes such as bacteria, fungi, and other organisms. This process releases nutrients back into the environment, contributing to the cycle of life and supporting the growth of new organisms.

What does fermentation Cause?

Fermentation occurs when living cells present on the skin of fruit and vegetables break down the sugars inside. This fermentation causes a chemical change in the food which gives it a different taste.

What is fermentation used for?

fermentation is used to convert sugar into alcohols...deriving energy from oxidation of organic compounds

What disease did cured ham actually have?

Swine Flu?

Pig Pox?

No, really, "cured" means it won't rot. Not soon, anyways.

Seriously, there is a potential for a parasitic infection called Trichinosis, which can be carried in pork. All pork and ham products should always be fully cooked before eaten.

How is offal stored?

Offal is the edible entrails left over after an animal is butchered. Offal must be chilled immediately and then frozen if not cooked immediately. The Offal can remain in the freezer at -18C for 4 months.

What are the affects of food adulteration?

these diseases are called STD.the most common one`s are

  1. HIV(AIDS) 1 and 2
  2. Syphilis
  3. gonorrhea
  4. chlamydia
  5. herpes type 1 and 2
  6. HPV(human papilloma virus)
  7. hepatitis a,b,c and d