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3. Cook: Cook to proper temperatures.
Cook food to the proper temperature to
destroy harmful bacteria that cause
foodborne illness.
Use a meat thermometer to make
sure meat, chicken, turkey and fish
are properly cooked.
Cook ground meat to 160˚ F; beef
roast to 145˚ F; whole chicken to
180˚ F; breasts and thighs to 170˚ F;
pork roasts and chops to 160˚ F; and
fish to 160˚ F.
Cook eggs until the whites and yolks
are firm, not runny.
Heat left-
overs in a
microwave
oven until
they are
bubbling
hot.
4. Chill: Refrigerate promptly.
Refrigerate promptly because cold tem-
peratures keep harmful bacteria from
growing.
Refrigerate food and leftovers right
away — within 2 hours or less — at
40° F or colder.
Thaw food in the refrigerator, or in
the microwave to cook right away.
Divide large
amounts of
hot leftovers
into shallow
containers —
less than 3
inches deep
— for quick
cooling in the
refrigerator.
It’s also important to store food safely.
Food safety steps for proper food storage
are:
Check cupboards every few weeks
and bring canned goods to the front
so you will remember to use them.
Purchase cans of foods that are not
bulging, rusted, leaking or heavily
dented.
Store household chemicals such as
bleach and cleanser away from food
and out of reach of children.
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Wisconsin Nutrition Education Program Keeping Food Safe 2005
Prevent food poisoning — Fight BAC!
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