Chapter 7: Storage Flashcards

1
Q

Ready to eat TCS foods must be marked if held for longer than:

A

24 hours!!!

***date mark must indicate when the food must be sold, eaten, or thrown out

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2
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Ready to eat TCS foods can be stored for only___ days if it is held at ___ degrees Fahrenheit or lower

A

7 days, 41 degrees F

*** count begins on the day it was prepared Oct 1st-Oct 7th

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3
Q

FIFO

A
  • method to rotate food items so that those with an earlier use-by or expiration dates are used first
  • first-in, first-out
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4
Q

Store TCS food at an internal temp of ___ or lower, or ___ or higher

A

41 F (5 C), 135 F (57 C)

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5
Q

measuring temp of storage units:
how accurate?
where do you place it?

A
  • must be accurate to +/- 3 F or +/- 1.5 C

- put it in the warmest part of refrigerated units and the coldest part of hot-holding units

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6
Q

ways to promote proper storage of cold foods:

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  • Do NOT overload coolers or freezers.
  • Avoid frequent opening of the cooler.
  • Use cold curtains in walk-in coolers and freezers.
  • Use open shelving.
  • Monitor food temperatures regularly.
    • Randomly sample food temperatures.
    • If the food is not at the correct temperature, throw it out.
  • Defrost freezers regularly.
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7
Q

How far off the ground should items be stored?

A
  • 6 inches (15 centimeters)

* *and away from walls

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8
Q

What order should foods be placed in from top-bottom?

A
  1. Ready-to-eat foods
  2. Seafood
  3. Whole cuts of beef and pork
  4. Ground meat and ground fish
  5. Whole and ground poultry
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9
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Storing temp of Meat:

A
  • fresh meat should have internal temp of 41 F or lower
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10
Q

storing temp of eggs:

A

shell eggs- air temp of 45 F or lower

  • frozen eggs: temp that keeps them frozen
  • liquid eggs: according to manufacturer’s recommendations
  • dried egg items: stored in a cool dry-storage area, but once reconstituted store them at 41 F or lower
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11
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Storing temp of Fish:

A

fresh fish: 41 F or lower

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12
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Storing temp of Shellfish:

A
  • shucked shellfish= 41 or lower

- live shellfish in original container= 45 F or lower

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13
Q

Storing temp of Fresh Produce:

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  • TCS food items (cut melons, cut tomatoes, and cut leafy greens): 41 F or lower
  • Whole citrus fruit, hard-rind squash, eggplant, and root vegetables–in a cool dry storage area (60 F-70 F) is best
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14
Q

humidity of coolers for fresh produce:

A

85-95%

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15
Q

Storing temp of raw poultry:

A

41 F or lower

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16
Q

Storing temp of ROP food

A

41 F or lower

17
Q

Storage temp of food that has been pasteurized at UHT (ultra high temperatures):

A
  • unopened=room temp

- opened= 41 F or lower