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    Hot Weather Food Tips


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    Hot Weather Food Tips

    Basically, the idea is to keep hot foods hot and cold foods cold. This means
    forethought and preparation on the part of the cook, including safe food
    preparation, smart transportation of foods to your destination, and safely
    storing leftovers. Here are some tips for outdoor food safety and convenience:

    . Think ahead before opening your cooler. Every time you open it, cold air
    escapes and the temperature rises.

    . If possible, have all your cooler food in watertight containers. Add water
    to the ice which will keep the foods and beverages colder for a longer period.

    . If you don't have blue-ice packs, you can fill up zip-top baggies, plastic
    or cardboard cartons with water and freeze ahead of time. With the baggies or
    sealed plastic jugs, the melted ice can be used for cold drinking water.

    . Be sure the food is already cold before putting into a cold cooler of ice to
    keep temperatures low. Warm or even room temperature foods added to a cold
    cooler will reduce your storage time.

    . Unless you have facilities to boil leftover marinades for sauce, toss out
    the leftover marinade or risk foodborne illness.

    . Leftover hot foods need to be refrigerated or iced immediately to avoid
    bacteria contamination. Make sure you bring extra ice if you are away from
    home.

 

 

 


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