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2010-03-15 Whats for lunch: At some cafeterias, cleanliness is an issue

Repeated problems at South Glens Falls High School include perishable food being stored above the required 45 degrees. Ketchum said he purchased better thermometer equipment to monitor the temperature the food is kept at.

At North Warren Central School in Chester, health inspectors over the last three years have found perishable food being stored above 45 degrees. The district was cited each year for not properly storing food items at a cooled temperature. That includes three quarts of ham pasta salad being kept at 54 degrees.

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2010-03-11 Interview and Video: Director of VBS. tvs "Heimos Arctic Refuge" On the Most Far Out Americans : TreeHugger

Heimo and Ednas biggest concern was us being picky eaters. They had a documentary crew out there seventeen years ago - though they talk about it like it was yesterday - and they didnt inspire much confidence about us. But we loved it. My favorite food out there was the caribou steak cooked over an open flame. It was not the most exotic thing we ate--we had moose heart and caribou liver. But it was all just so solid. I have stomach problems, but I never had an issue. We were eating the most organic, free range meat on the planet. It was frozen in their yard, and it never touches a plate. It doesnt even touch a kitchen. He just saws and cooks it and we eat it right off the grille. It was the best food I ever had in my life.

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Survivalism may be going mainstream, what will all the new cave men and off-gridders. But for Heimo and Edna Korth, survival in the wild has been a way of life for three decades. The last humans to be living - Alaska documentary frontier off-grid survivalist

2010-03-08 Goodbye winter: Spring is on its way to the area Star-Gazette

CSA farming is designed to make minor impact on the soil and environment while it improves water and food supplies for residents.

First, I have an outside thermometer right by the kitchen window that I check each morning.

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2010-03-05 Dont overcook todays leaner pork

This was before advancements in meat technology brought us more tender products at the meat department. Calories werent the pressing concern they are today. Consumers had less access to easy, calorie-dense foods. There were fewer short-cuts to ease the physical, calorie-burning work load of daily life. Concern about food was more about getting enough than cutting back.

The National Pork Board recommends cooking pork to an internal temperature of 160 degrees F. Use a meat thermometer to prevent over-cooking or under-cooking pork. An instant-read thermometer is helpful. Slip it into the thickest part of the meat, but not touching a bone. Do not keep the instant-read thermometer in the meat while its cooking.

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2010-03-04 Body Balance: Contaminated Food - Lake Expo Online - Top News

There is one good thing that has come from the food-borne illness outbreaks in the last few years. Certain areas of the food industry have formed stricter regulations and more inspections, which helps bring safer foods to the consumers table. Some plants that were producing contaminated foods have been shut down. However, there is still room for improvement for the food industry to ensure safe food for consumers.

We have heard of food-borne illness outbreaks, such as E. coli and salmonella, in spinach, peanut butter, hot peppers, ground beef, pot pies, and cookie dough. More often than not, our food in the United States is safe to eat, but here are some things you can do to guard yourself from food-borne illness.

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We have heard of food-borne illness outbreaks, such as E. coli and salmonella, in spinach, peanut butter, hot peppers, ground beef, pot pies, and cookie dough. More often than not, our food in the United States is safe to eat, but here are some things you can do to guard yourself from food-borne illness. - Daily News. Free Classifieds. Lake Alert. Serving Lake of the Ozarks.

2010-03-03 Ashcroft Cache Creek Journal - Confusion over IH food rules

President of the Seniors Association Pat Kirby said, besides the dishwasher issue, the new thermometer for the fridge, the installation of a new vent from the stove to the end of the building just so they can cook soup and fixing the leaky tap that has dripped for 20 years, the Health Inspector has told her she can no longer buy their eggs from a local farm. The eggs that are turned into egg salad sandwiches for the seniors get-togethers are now forbidden because they arent graded properly and, either, no one knows what the chickens are being fed or the shells arent washed properly, depending on who you speak to at Interior Health, she said.

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2010-03-01 USDA Offers Food Safety Tips In Preparation for Tsunami Warnings in American Samoa, Guam, and Hawaii

With a tsunami warning, the highest alert level, issued for American Samoa, Guam, and Hawaii after a powerful earthquake struck Chile, the U. S. Department of Agricultures Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) is providing recommendations to residents in those areas to minimize the potential for foodborne illnesses due to power outages and other problems often associated with flooding. A tsunami advisory has also been issued for Alaska, Washington state, Oregon, and parts of California. FSIS wants the public to be prepared in case of flooding and high surf.

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With a tsunami warning, the highest alert level, issued for American Samoa, Guam, and Hawaii after a powerful earthquake struck Chile, the U. S. Department of Agricultures Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) is providing recommendations to residents in those areas to minimize the potential for foodborne illnesses due to power outages and other problems often associated with flooding.

2010-02-28 5 Ways to Be a Great Gadget Chef

Of course, you may have to deal with some distractions while youre cooking. You may not hear that timer beep if youre concentrating on separating a dozen egg yolks from their whites or keeping your hollandaise from breaking. At times like that, its helpful to have someone just tell you that your food has finished cooking. And it would be great if it could also track the temperature of whatever it is thats in the oven.

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Move over Iron Chef, here comes Gadget Chef. These five kitchen gadgets will actually make life more enjoyable -- and more automated -- as you cook up your next culinary creation. - Gadget cook chef coffee cooking dinner kitchen

2010-02-27 President of me - INQUIRER. net, Philippine News for Filipinos

THE FOOD and Drug Administration recently banned seven crmes meant to minimize freckles and two skin-whitening products that were found to contain mercury. Earlier, Health Secretary Esperanza Cabral, who must be commended for the strong stance she has taken on several controversial issues, including condom distribution in the face of the HIV/AIDS threat, declared that the department would no longer give permits to sell thermometers with mercury and would soon include blood-pressure gauges containing mercury.

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2010-02-22 Legers Restaurant Report Card - Local News -

Now to Dickies Fast Food on East Lucas. Inspector Wilhelm found an employee without a hair restraint, rice was being kept in a pot on the floor, soap and towels were needed at the hand sink and a thermometer was needed for the refrigerator. Dickies Fast Food on East Lucas gets an 86.

We begin with Dunkin Donuts on North 11th Street. Inspector Scott found poor hygienic practices including a jacket, nose spray and a phone on the table where food is being prepared. There was no chlorine for the towels used to wipe down surfaces and kill germs. Dunkin Donuts earns an 86.

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