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Three methods a food handler can use to cool food safely are: Placing food in a blast chiller: This method is designed to quickly bring down the temperature of food, minimizing the risk of bacterial growth. Using an ice paddle to stir food: Placing food on ice in a food prep sink:
Methods for Cooling Food filled with ice water. Stir the food frequently to cool it faster and more evenly. foods into smaller portions and divide large quantities into smaller containers. Storage containers: Stainless steel transfers heat away from food faster than plastic.
ICE PADDLES. STIR HOT FOOD WITH PLASTIC PADDLES THAT HAVE BEEN FILLED WITH WATER AND FROZEN. ICE WATER BATHS. PLACE CONTAINERS OF HOT FOOD IN A CLEAN PREP SINK OR LARGE POT FILLED WITH ICE WATER. BLAST OR TUMBLE CHILLERS.
Michigan State University Extension offers these suggestions for cooling food quickly and safely: Dont put hot food in a refrigerator. Place the hot food into smaller containers or cut large pieces of food into small pieces. Then if your food is still hot or even very warm, place the containers in an ice water bath.
Methods for Cooling Food Portion food into smaller amounts and refrigerate. Cut big pieces of meat into smaller pieces. Transfer liquids into shallows pans. Do not fully cover pans during cooling. Do not stack pans. Place a pan of food in an ice-water bath and stir the food.

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This means that within two hours, the food must be cooled from cooking temperature (135F) to 70F in order to eliminate risk of pathogen growth. Over the next 4 hours the food must be cooled from 70F to 41F or less. Note: If 70F is reached before 2 hours, you have the remaining time to reach 41F or less.
When cooling cooked potentially hazardous food, it must be cooled from 60C to 21C in two hours or less, then cooled further from 21C to 5C in four hours or less. You can use a different cooling process but you must be able to show that it keeps the food safe.

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