Which of these methods is not safe for cooling food?

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KiRa [710]3 years ago

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Answer:what are the methods

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arsen [322]3 years ago

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Answer:

B. Place food in a shallow pan on the counter at room temperature

Explanation:

Defrosting food in a sink or counter at room temperature may be faster, but not the best option. In addition, thawing food at room temperature can be very dangerous, because room temperature allows the proliferation of microorganisms in the food and these microorganisms can cause food spoilage and food infection.

The refrigerator should be used to defrost. If you need to defrost food, you must plan ahead to wait for the defrost inside the refrigerator. Thus the food will be protected from microorganisms.

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<u>Find it difficult to leave their comfort zone</u>

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According to the given scenario, we can see that Trevor was stuck with doing something comfortable after his high school, which was working in the hood which made him not to go to college.

This clearly shows that he was finding it difficult to leave what he was comfortable doing because of how easy it was for him.

As a result of this, the thing which is needed if a person wants to propel himself forward is to have the right motivation which would make him move out of comfort to do something difficult that would be ultimately rewarding.