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Hillside Bistro and Tavern FOOD SAFETY Lucia Campa
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  • 1. FOOD SAFETYLucia Hillside Bistro and TavernCampa

2. Clean Why is it important to wash your hands? Proper hand washing helps to reduce thespread of germs. Proper hand washing is essential whenpreparing and serving food to young children. The biggest means of transportation for germsare hands. Hand washing is the single most importantway to reduce the spread of infections diseases. 3. CleanHow to wash your hands?Washhands with liquid or bar soap under warmrunning water for at least 20 secondsWash hands thoroughly, paying special attentionto germs that may be trapped under nails Rinse well to remove all traces of soap Dry hands with paper towels Use a paper towel to turn off faucet after handwashing 4. Clean How to clean and disinfect surfaces? You should follow the directions on the cleaningproduct labels To begin, clean the surface thoroughly with soapand water After cleaning, if you need to use a disinfectant,apply it to the area, and let it stand for a few minutesor longer Wipe the surface with paper towels that can bethrown away 5. Separate Cross Contamination is when we carrybacteria from one object to another object;from one object to a person to person We can cross contaminate our food byfailing to wash our hands before we cookand failing to use separate plates forcooked and uncooked food 6. CookUsing a meat thermometer is a reliable way toensure that food has reach the propertemperature. The thermometer should beplaced in the thickest part of the food, awayfrom bone, fat or gristle. 7. Cooking Temperatures ofMeat Food FGround Meat & Meat MixturesBeef, Pork, Veal, Lamb160Turkey, Chicken 165Fresh Beef, Veal, LambMedium Rare 145Medium160Well Done 170PoultryChicken & Turkey, whole 180Poultry breasts, roast170Poultry thighs, wings 180Duck & Goose180 8. Cooking Temperatures ofMeat Food FFresh PorkMedium160Well Done 170HamFresh (raw) 160Pre-cooked (to reheat)140Eggs & Egg DishesEgg dishes160Leftovers & Casseroles165 9. Chill 10. Quiz1. Should hot food be placed directly in the refrigerator?2. Refrigeration prevents bacterial growth3.When washing your hands, what is the minimum amount of time you should scrub your hands with soap? 11. Question One Answer Yes, but divide large quantities of food into shallow containers for quicker cooling. Return to Quiz 12. Question Two Answer False. Refrigeration slows, but does not prevent the growth of harmful bacteria. Return to Quiz 13. Question Three Answer At least 20 seconds.ContinueReturnwithto Quizpresentation 14. QuestionsIf you have questions aboutSafe Food HandlingTechniques, pleaseask yoursupervisor.


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