![661. Blowing Air Over Raw Chicken - podcast episode cover](https://static.libsyn.com/p/assets/8/1/a/d/81ad22c6092116bae55e3c100dce7605/661._DALLE_2024-08-27_16.25.23_-_A_detailed_image_of_a_spatchcocked_chicken_resting_in_a_refrigerator._The_chicken_is_spread_out_flat_with_the_skin_facing_up_and_placed_on_a_rack_or_1400.jpg)
Episode description
Dr. Don and Professor Ben talk about the risks of blowing air over raw chicken.
Dr. Don - not risky 👍🏼
Professor Ben - not risky 👍🏼
- Alton Brown | Dry that chicken! #chicken #refrigeratorlife #goodeats | Instagram
- Brian Brozovic on X: “#riskyornot, taking into account FSIS Appendix A will be followed for cooking, so specifically airborne risk from household fan being applied to direct surface of raw poultry for rapid thawing @benjaminchapman @bugcounter https://t.co/VYPEPFokjd” / X
- Airborne Bacteria and Carcass Contamination in Slaughterhouses - ScienceDirect
- Distribution and Prevalence of Airborne Microorganisms in Three Commercial Poultry Processing Plants - ScienceDirect
- Microbial Composition in Bioaerosols of a High-Throughput Chicken-Slaughtering Facility - ScienceDirect
- Mechanically Ventilated Broiler Sheds: a Possible Source of Aerosolized Salmonella, Campylobacter, and Escherichia coli | Applied and Environmental Microbiology
- Temperature control: food safety tips | North Devon Council