SECTION ONE-
Dangers In Leftovers
Housewives Warned
Army Cooks Give Some
Summertime Food
Tips
Washington The U. S. Army has
hot weather cooking tip for house
wives: The best thing you can do
with the bowl of leftover salad is—
throw it away!
This goes also for chicken, tuna or
other summer salads made with may
onnaise or salad dressings, for cus
tards, cream-filled pies, deviled eggs,
cream sauces or “made” dishes such
as seafood casseroles.
A waste of good food to scrape
these leftovers in the garbage?
Not at all, answer the preventive
medicine experts at the Office of the
Army Surgeon General, What you’ll
be throwing away will be a lot of
bacterial growth. The gesture can
save your family many a tummy-ache.
Dishes based on egg, milk, mayon
naise or salad dressing can carry the g
invisible menace of staphylococci—the I
bacteria which causes the most com- 1
mon type of food poisoning.
Unless the housewife is using lab- |
oratory-sterile cooking equipment and
scrubbing her hands as a surgeon
would before an operation, the spoon]
that dips the mayonnaise and the I
thumb that splits the eggshell may bei
loaded with staphylococci.
You will not die when the poison j
produced by the staphylococci goes to’
work on your digestive system, but!
you may wish you had before the in-j
section has run its course. And all]
because you couldn’t resist the slice
of yesterday’s banana cream pie oni
the pantry shelf.
For this reason, Army cooks figure]
very close to consumption needs when j
they build a menu around any of the |
egg-milk-mayonnaise family of foods.
Housewives are advised to do the
same.
The Army advises also that ingredi
ents for such dishes be kept cold and I
mixed as near serving time as possi-j
ble—no longer than three hours in ad
vance of serving.
And if you have an infected cut or
any other infection on your hands, the
Army has a kitchen rule that is ap
plicable. Let somebody else do the
cooking.
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