Health tips on grilling and food safety Q A
A column by Susan Krumm answers readers questions on grilling risks and safe practice. It explains PAH formation from fat drippings, notes major health organizations do not advise avoiding grilling, and lists tips to reduce risk such as pre cooking, avoiding overcooking, trimming fat, and grilling away from coals. Additional Q A covers mayonnaise in meats, freezing fresh eggs, and salvaging soft jelly with steps for pectin methods.
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National Cancer Institute
American Cancer Society
American Institute For Cancer Research
U.S. Department of Agriculture
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Susan Krumm
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Journal-World Food Section
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No-guilt fried potatoes with fish and tomato vinaigrette
A healthful one-pan meal combines browned potatoes with a tomato olive thyme mix. Place two portions of white fish atop potatoes, cover with the tomato mixture, cook 8 to 10 minutes per inch of thickness, yielding two servings with about 444 calories each and a balance of fat protein carbs.
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