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Rules & Regulations of Cooking

Food safety and basic prep for fish and seafood
Cooking Rules & Regulations:


Refrigerated Storage of Fish and Shellfish
:

Remember: Fish is always best prepared and served fresh.

Item Specifics Recommended Product
Temperature Ranges
Maximum Storage Notes
Fatty Fish 28°F to 34°F 1 to 2 days Wrap fish loosely
Lean Fish 28°F to 34°F 1 to 2 days Wrap fish loosely
Fish Iced 28°F to 32°F 3 days Don't bruise fish with the ice
Shell Fish 28°F to 34°F 1 to 2 days Cover the container

Remember these are only guidelines or basic information. Contact your local extension service for more detailed information or the latest recommendations, or a seafood governmental agency.


Wanting more information on the web about the above topic? Check out these online resources for storage and refrigeration:

For more information about refrigeration and food safety from the USDA Food Safety and Inspection Service:
http://www.fsis.usda.gov/Fact_Sheets/Refrigeration_&_Food_Safety/index.asp


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