Storing your food properly and under the best condition possible will extend its life to its maximum potential. Some foods can be stored at room temperature and some must be refrigerated. Freezing can be used to extend the life of many products. To get the most out of the storage areas, certain conditions must be maintained.
Shelf Storage - Shelf storage should be in a cool, dry area. Many food items should also be kept out of direct light. The temperature should be keep at 70° F or below.
Refrigerator Storage - The refrigerator should be kept at a temperature between 33° F to 40° F. Check the temperature frequently with a refrigerator/freezer thermometer.
Freezer Storage - The freezer should be kept at a temperature of 0° F or below. Check the temperature frequently with a refrigerator/freezer thermometer.
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Monday, September 28, 2009
Food Storage - Storing Your Food
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Jennifer C. Valerie is Founder of Fruitful Vine and Insanely Simple Salads. You can purchase her recipe e-books at the Insanely Simple Recipe Bookstore
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