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    The document outlines 10 rules for oven safety in cooking. The rules are to never leave the stove unattended, never leave cloths or oven mitts on the stove, never leave pot or pan handles sticking out, always ensure the oven is at the right temperature, check food temperatures, never use water on a grease fire, remove food from the oven with oven mitts, warn people when passing hot foods, keep foods out of the danger zone where bacteria grows, and watch out for splattering oil when cooking in pans. Following these rules helps prevent burns, fires, foodborne illness, and other kitchen accidents.

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    The document outlines 10 rules for oven safety in cooking. The rules are to never leave the stove unattended, never leave cloths or oven mitts on the stove, never leave pot or pan handles sticking out, always ensure the oven is at the right temperature, check food temperatures, never use water on a grease fire, remove food from the oven with oven mitts, warn people when passing hot foods, keep foods out of the danger zone where bacteria grows, and watch out for splattering oil when cooking in pans. Following these rules helps prevent burns, fires, foodborne illness, and other kitchen accidents.

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    Cooking Safety

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    The document outlines 10 rules for oven safety in cooking. The rules are to never leave the stove unattended, never leave cloths or oven mitts on the stove, never leave pot or pan handles sticking out, always ensure the oven is at the right temperature, check food temperatures, never use water on a grease fire, remove food from the oven with oven mitts, warn people when passing hot foods, keep foods out of the danger zone where bacteria grows, and watch out for splattering oil when cooking in pans. Following these rules helps prevent burns, fires, foodborne illness, and other kitchen accidents.

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    By: Hayden Pecarski 09/21/22

    COOKING SAFETY

    Oven Safety
    COOKING
    SAFETY
    Oven Safety: Kitchen Safety
    Rule #1. Never Leave stove unattended

    Reason: Could Cause Fire.


    COOKING
    SAFETY
    Oven Safety: Kitchen Safety
    Rule #2. Never leave cloths or oven mits on
    the stove.

    Reason: Material could catch on fire.


    COOKING
    SAFETY
    Oven Safety: Kitchen Safety

    Rule #3. Never leave pot or pan handles


    sticking out.

    Reason: Someone could bump the pot or pan and


    burn themselves or cause a mess.
    COOKING
    SAFETY
    Oven Safety: Kitchen Safety

    Rule #4. Always make sure the oven is on


    the right temperature.

    Reason: Food cooking on the wrong temperature


    could be undercooked.
    COOKING
    SAFETY
    Oven Safety: Kitchen Safety

    Rule #5. Check Food Temperature

    Reason: Food could be undercooked and cause food


    poisoning.
    COOKING
    SAFETY
    Oven Safety: Kitchen Safety

    Rule #6. Never Use Water On a


    Grease Fire.

    Reason: Water and Oil DO NOT MIX so oil will splatter


    everywhere.

    Solution: Use baking soda or a fire extinguisher and


    cover with a lid.
    COOKING
    SAFETY
    Oven Safety: Kitchen Safety

    Rule #7. Remove Food From Oven


    With Oven Mits

    Reason: Using a towel or things not meant for taking


    foods out of ovens could result in burns.
    COOKING
    SAFETY
    Oven Safety: Kitchen Safety

    Rule #8. Warn People When Passing


    With Hot Foods.

    Reason: If You bump a person with hot foods it could burn


    them.
    COOKING
    SAFETY
    Oven Safety: Kitchen Safety

    Rule #9. Keep Foods Out of the


    Danger Zone.

    Reason. Keeping foods in a temperature of 4 degrees


    Celsius – 60 degrees Celsius could pick up harmful
    bacteria.
    COOKING
    SAFETY
    Oven Safety: Kitchen Safety

    Rule #10. Watch Out for Oil


    Splattering In a Pan

    Reason: Splattering Oil could result in burns.

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