Health Canada reminds Canadians of microwave food safety
date:Apr 10, 2013
having cold spots.

Cut food into small portions and evenly arrange it to minimize overlapping. If possible, remove meat from bones.

Use a microwave-safe cover or microwave-safe plastic wrap to cover the food.

Follow all cooking instructions in a recipe or instructions on food packages; observe the standing times.

When cooking meat in the microwave, use a digital food thermometer to check the thickest part of each piece of meat. Wash your digital food thermometer with warm, soapy water after
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