Turkey safety tips for Thanksgiving cooking at home
College Station experts say turkey is not inherently dangerous if handled and cooked properly. Food safety specialist Marilyn Hageard warns that improper prep can spread salmonella and other bacteria through a large dense bird.
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Turkey
Marilyn Hageard
Safe turkey thawing and cooking guidelines
Thaw in refrigerator or microwave or in cold running water, never on the counter. Wash the defrosted turkey inside and out, drain cavity, dry. Stuff just before cooking. avoid warm dressing. Bake at 325F, not 200–250F. Ensure 180F thigh temperature, remove stuffing, refrigerate promptly after meal to prevent bacteria growth.
Lincoln-Woodland group raffle and disco fundraiser
The Lincoln-Woodland Heritage Association will hold a raffle and disco at the Front Door Club from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. with a $2 admission. Prizes include a video cassette recorder, a portable radio, and a telephone. Proceeds fund Lincoln auditorium restoration. volunteers are sought every Saturday at the auditorium.
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Lincoln Auditorium
Vera Gary
Ghaiean
Efort
Robert Armstrong
Alexander Pratt
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Baby blues a common problem in new mothers
Special to the Extra notes that baby blues are common after childbirth, with feelings of sadness and crying spells. Hormonal changes and fatigue are factors, while partner support lowers risk. Severe cases may be postpartum low mood requiring medical help. with support and rest most new mothers recover quickly.
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Jonas
American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists
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