Food Preparation in the Home: Lesson 1, Page 7 - Free online Course on Food Preparation in the Home

Correct food storage is necessary to maintain the of what we eat.

Microorganisms, including some bacteria, mold, yeast, and enzymes, food if allowed to develop.

Bacteria grow in a warm atmosphere and can make some foods.

Freezing foods freezes the in them and prevents bacteria from growing.

When are stored in the refrigerator, they blacken.

The advantage of purchasing and packaged goods is that they can be easily stored.

What is the correct storage place for eggs?

What is the correct storage place for breakfast cereal?

What is the correct storage place for ripe melons?

What is the correct storage place for meat and fish?

What is the correct storage place for bananas?

What is the correct storage place for oranges?

What is the correct storage place for prepared pudding?

What is the correct storage place for peanut butter?

What is the correct storage place for cream pies?

What is the correct storage place for carrots?

What is the correct storage place for ice cream?

What is the correct storage place for unopened cans?

What is the correct storage place for poultry?

What is the correct storage place for oils?

What is the correct storage place for milk?

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Lesson 1: Getting Started in the Kitchen