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Proper Cooking and Holding Temperatures ( recommended by the FDA) Eggs.........cook until yolk and white are firm Fresh pork: Poultry: Egg dishes....................160 F medium.............160F Chicken, duck......180F well done...........170F turkey,goose.......180F Ground meat & mixtures: stuffing...............165F Turky & chicken..........170 F Ham: Veal, beef, lamb, pork...160F Fresh (raw).......160F Seafood: Pre-cooked.......140F Fish....................160F Fresh Beef: shoulder...........160F clams/oysters: rare (some bacterial risk)...140F steam 6-8 min medium...............................160F well done..............................170F Reheating: When reheating food that has been cooked & then refridgerated,reheat the food rapidly to an internal temperature of 165F or higher before placing it in a hot food storage display and maintain @ 140F Holding temperature for frozen foods: 0 degrees F (-18C) or below Holding temperature for refridgerated foods: 45F (7C) or below |
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Volume Equivalents |
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1 gal 4 qt 8 pt 16 cups 256 tbsp 768 tsp 3.78 L 1 qt 2 pt 4 cups 64 tbsp 192 tsp 946ml 1 pt 2 cups 32 tbsp 96 tsp 472ml 1 cup 16 tbsp 48 tsp 237ml 1 tbsp 3 tsp 15ml 1 tsp 5ml |
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