Salmonella was named after Dr Salmon, not the fish. In fact, you are more likely to catch salmonella from dairy, eggs, produce and poultry.
Ingredients
- 1 chicken
- Wash the chicken under the tap. Ensure you splash over the clean dishes on the drying rack.
- Carefully place the chicken on a wooden chopping board and wipe your hands on a tea towel.
- Insert stuffing or whatever else you feel like doing to it.
- Place in a baking tray and undercook for a non-descript length of time.
- Cut salad on the chopping board. (Yes, this recipe does sound very similar to Chicken Seizure Salad)
- Ideally, serve salad with a mayonnaise made with contaminated raw eggs.
Food Safety Tip
Salmonella symptoms include vomiting, fever, diarrhoea, and abdominal cramps and will last 2 to 7 days.
Contamination typically occurs during the supply chain, and makes its way to the consumer through either undercooked/raw food or cross-contamination.
Prevention is achieved through cooking thoroughly, avoiding foods with raw eggs, washing hands and surfaces, separating meats from other foods, and proper temperature control. Hmmm, sounds like the theme of this book.
