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27 Natural Kitchen Cheats

July 14, 2014 By HomesteadSurvival

Who could use a little extra help in the kitchen? While it may be hard to get your kids to help out, these kitchen cheats will help you save time and energy with the most mundane tasks. Cleaning the cutting board, making stainless steel sparkle, removing burnt food smells…these and many more great … [Read more...]

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No-Cook Strawberry Freezer Jam

July 13, 2014 By HomesteadSurvival

Perhaps you were sold when you saw that no cooking was necessary? Yes, this freezer jam is incredibly simple to make and you'll be thrilled with the results. As an added bonus, this recipe calls for reduced sugar…definitely an advantage for those looking to reduce their sugar intake.See the … [Read more...]

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How To Make Homemade Plum Jam

July 12, 2014 By HomesteadSurvival

Making your own jams and spreads is a wonderful addition to your pantry. Imagine the delicious taste of homemade plum jam spread on homemade bread you've just pulled out of the oven. The good news here is that it is so easy to make!The complete recipe can be found at momontimeout.com here…How … [Read more...]

Elderflower Cordial Recipe

July 11, 2014 By HomesteadSurvival

A cordial is a simple syrup that can be added to any drink to liven it up. And elderflowers pair nicely with sweet and citrusy flavors so the blending of the two is a no brainer. Elderflowers grow naturally all over North America and Europe. Once you harvest a bunch of them, creating the cordial is … [Read more...]

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How To Make Chocolate Covered Strawberries The Easy Way

July 8, 2014 By HomesteadSurvival

Chocolate covered strawberries often are considered a specialty dessert, or they’re relegated to special moments or events. But they don’t have to be! If have fresh strawberries on hand and you love chocolate, then you can prep your own chocolate-covered-strawberry-bites-of-bliss in as quick as 20 … [Read more...]

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How To Make The Best Homemade Cheesecake

July 7, 2014 By HomesteadSurvival

Even the worst cheesecake is still pretty good. At least that’s what we always thought until we enjoyed this homemade recipe. Super yum. In fact, we think it might be the best homemade cheesecake ever. And this recipe is great because it’s adaptable for switching out different crusts, fillings, and … [Read more...]

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493 Meals In A Jar

July 6, 2014 By HomesteadSurvival

If you’re looking for ways to stretch your grocery budget and to cut back on meal planning and preparation, then consider these meals in a jar recipes. You can save both time and money with recipes to make muffins, biscuits, casseroles, soups, pancakes mixes, cakes, cookies, cobblers, dips, sauces, … [Read more...]

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Huge Camping Food And Dutch Oven Recipes

July 5, 2014 By HomesteadSurvival

What do you get when you combine thousands of Boy Scouts over dozens of years attending thousands of campouts? You get over 500 incredibly tasty, time tested and practical camping recipes. Have you tried a campfire potato? Breakfast in a Can? Or maybe a Dutch Oven Sausage & Egg Breakfast? These … [Read more...]

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How To Make Homemade French Bread

July 5, 2014 By HomesteadSurvival

If you are like many people, you judge a restaurant by its bread. If it's fresh, hot and delicious then you know you're likely in for a great meal. Bread is such a communal food…to be passed and shared around the table like a fine wine. And French bread, well, wouldn't it be great to perfect your … [Read more...]

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How To Make Beer At Home

July 4, 2014 By HomesteadSurvival

The craft beer trend has been sweeping the country and many people are deciding they want to try their hand at brewing their own beer. You'll be surprised at how simple it is, and just wait until you serve a bottle of your own brew to your friends. Pale ales, lagers, wheat beer, stouts; there is no … [Read more...]

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FAQs

What are the food codes? ›

The Food Code is a model for best practices to ensure the safe handling of food in a retail setting. It has significantly reduced the risk for foodborne illness within retail establishments, thus strengthening consumer confidence in the safety of the food we eat from supermarkets and restaurants.

What is storage in cooking? ›

Food storage is the process of keeping raw or finished products in safe containers with controlled conditions. Proper food storage can help prevent spoilage and contamination of foods that can lead to potentially fatal food poisoning. Food storage can vary among dry, refrigerated, and freezing conditions.

How to find the Food Code? ›

To access the Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) Food Code on the Internet, visit the FDA Food Code website.

What is the latest Food Code? ›

The most recent version is the January 18, 2023 version. The version date is displayed in the top left corner of page i. The Food Code is a model for safeguarding public health and ensuring food is unadulterated and honestly presented when offered to the consumer.

Are eggs a tcs food? ›

Examples of TCS food

Food from animal origin that is raw, cooked or partially cooked, such as eggs, milk, meat or poultry. Food from plant origin that is cooked such as rice, potatoes and pasta. Food from plant origin such as raw seed sprouts, cut melons, cut tomatoes and cut leafy greens.

Is it safe to store food in plastic containers in the fridge? ›

Use food grade plastic containers.

A food grade container is one that will not transfer non-food chemicals into the food. According to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, non-food grade plastic containers may contaminate food.

Why is food storage a problem? ›

Paper boxes, plastic bags, cellophane wrappings and even frozen food in plastic will all leak oxygen through pin holes, poor sealing, poor wrapping or osmosis penetrating through these packages. Even canned food has a packaging problem using cans not designed for long-term storage.

What are 5 digit food codes? ›

Five-digit PLU codes indicate that the particular fruit or vegetable has been grown organically. This will appear as a "9" prefix plus the 3000 or 4000 series number, the IFPS explains. This means that the 9 is added onto the conventional PLU code.

What do the numbers on Food Code mean? ›

An 8-digit number – food code – uniquely identifies each food/beverage in the Food and Nutrient Database for Dietary Studies.

What is the Food Code 4011? ›

If you buy a banana with a four-digit code (4011 is the code for bananas) on the sticker, that banana was conventionally grown with the use of pesticides. All conventionally grown produce will have stickers with four digits.

What is the OSHA Food Code? ›

OSHA's Sanitation standard governing eating and drinking areas, 29 CFR 1910.141 (g)(2) states, "No employee shall be allowed to consume food or beverages...in any area exposed to a toxic material." The term toxic material is defined under 29 CFR 1910.141(a)(2) meaning: a material in concentration or amount...which is ...

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