How to Ensure Food Safety
How to Ensure Food Safety
Food microbiology
Submitted to Mam Azra
Submitted by Syeda shadab zahid
M.sc previous
College of Home Economics
University of Peshawar
Food safety:
Food safety is the utilization of various resources and strategies to ensure that all types of foods are properly stored, prepared, and preserved so they are safe for consumption. Practicing this level of food sanitation begins with the purchase or acquisition of different food items and ends with the proper storage of leftovers for future use. Many of the food safety methods used in restaurants can also be employed at home. Here are some examples.
One of the most important aspects of practicing food safety involves preventing foods from becoming contaminated. Making sure foods are stored properly goes a long way in avoiding any type of food contamination. Meat and vegetables should be placed in airtight containers and placed in a freezer. Items such as flour, sugar, cornmeal, and spices should also be stored in containers that provide an effective barrier to airborne bacteria, and can be stored in pantries when not in active use.
Basic kitchen sanitation guidelines are also an important component of any food safety strategy. Preparation counters should be disinfected regularly. Cutting boards should also be cleaned after each use. Knives, spatulas, pans, pots, and other tools used in the preparation of food should be washed in hot soapy water or run through a dishwasher. This can help minimize the opportunity for food residue to breed bacteria that could contaminate food the next time the tools are used
How to ensure food safety we can ensure food safety by doing following basics of food handling Basics for Handling Food Safely |
* Shopping * Storage * Preparation * Thawing * Cooking * Serving * Leftovers * Refreezing * Cold Storage Chart
Safe steps in food handling, cooking, and storage are essential to prevent food borne illness. You can't see,
Food microbiology
Submitted to Mam Azra
Submitted by Syeda shadab zahid
M.sc previous
College of Home Economics
University of Peshawar
Food safety:
Food safety is the utilization of various resources and strategies to ensure that all types of foods are properly stored, prepared, and preserved so they are safe for consumption. Practicing this level of food sanitation begins with the purchase or acquisition of different food items and ends with the proper storage of leftovers for future use. Many of the food safety methods used in restaurants can also be employed at home. Here are some examples.
One of the most important aspects of practicing food safety involves preventing foods from becoming contaminated. Making sure foods are stored properly goes a long way in avoiding any type of food contamination. Meat and vegetables should be placed in airtight containers and placed in a freezer. Items such as flour, sugar, cornmeal, and spices should also be stored in containers that provide an effective barrier to airborne bacteria, and can be stored in pantries when not in active use.
Basic kitchen sanitation guidelines are also an important component of any food safety strategy. Preparation counters should be disinfected regularly. Cutting boards should also be cleaned after each use. Knives, spatulas, pans, pots, and other tools used in the preparation of food should be washed in hot soapy water or run through a dishwasher. This can help minimize the opportunity for food residue to breed bacteria that could contaminate food the next time the tools are used
How to ensure food safety we can ensure food safety by doing following basics of food handling Basics for Handling Food Safely |
* Shopping * Storage * Preparation * Thawing * Cooking * Serving * Leftovers * Refreezing * Cold Storage Chart
Safe steps in food handling, cooking, and storage are essential to prevent food borne illness. You can't see,