6 things you should know to reduce your risk of Salmonella.

I swore I wasn’t going to talk about salmonella but I’ve gotten several questions today so I thought a quick post would be appropriate. When handled properly, most eggs are reasonably safe so you shouldn’t alter your eating habits very much if you’re an egg lover like I am.

 Having said that, it’s always better to be safe than sorry.  Use common sense when dealing with eggs – no chugging raw eggs or making salad dressings with raw eggs unless using pasteurized. I always feel like the media tries to scare the hell out of everyone unnecessarily when these recalls happen.  Adhere to a few basic food safety guidelines and you can greatly reduce the risk of contamination for you and your family.  

1. Thoroughly cooking eggs will kill the bacteria – no sunny side up or soft scrambled eggs please. To be safe, make sure the yellow and white are firm.

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Nashville Farmers Market Visit

A couple of months ago, I was fortunate enough to be able buy a Canon EOS Rebel. I’m still getting the hang of all of the settings and I needed some practice taking outdoor shots. Farmer’s markets are a vibrant mix of colors and textures so I figured it was a great place to go to practice. I took these yesterday and wanted to share.

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Flashback Friday – Justin Wilson Makes Dirty Rice

I couldn’t resist squeezing this in before the end of the day. Justin Wilson was one of my food hero’s back in the day, way before there was a Food Network or a Cooking Channel. He started my fascination with food and cooking by showing me that there was a world of food outside of my little corner of the world. He made me curious about what other people ate and how they prepared it. Boy what a different time we live in now. No one wants to take the time to make recipes like this anymore. Okay my nostalgia attack is over for today. Enjoy.

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Music City BBQ Festival

Title: Music City BBQ Festival
Location: River Front Park
Link out: Click here
Description: On August 27th and 28th, Nashville’s Riverfront Park will host the Second Annual Music City BBQ Festival benefiting Monroe Carell Jr. Childrens Hospital at Vanderbilt and Shriners Hospitals for Children. Over 70 cook teams will compete on what Governor Bredesen has declared “Music City BBQ Fest Day” and the winner will be crowned by executive decree “Tennessee State Barbeque Champion.”

Friday 12:00pm-11:00pm Saturday 10:00am-11:00pm

Start Date: 2010-08-27
End Date: 2010-08-28

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