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Holiday Food Safety
Prevent spread of norovirus during holidays
Keep traditional meals; change food handling habits
Food safety tools make good gifts
Use more Than the "Luck of the Irish" When Preparing Corned Beef
Beware Unsafe Ways to Cook Your Turkey
Spring is a Great Time for Eggs
Safe holiday potlucks
Tips for Safe Party Food
Beware Unsafe Ways to Cook Your Turkey
Cautions for Homemade Food Gifts
Giving the Gift of Food Safely
Fishing for Food Safety: Polish up your Lenten food safety!
Egg Safety
Are Green Eggs and Ham Safe to Eat?
Hunting/Fishing Food Safety
Preserving the Hunt
Savor the deer hunt—keep the venison safe
Wild Game Cookery: Venison
Minnesota Fish Consumption Advisory: Be Ready to Throw Some Back
Proper Care and Handling of Sport Caught Fish: From Stream to Table
Pickled Fish
Food Preservation
Outdated Apple, Potatoes, and Pumpkin Canning Recipes Resurface
Preserve winter squash, pumpkin for future use
Use good ingredients, methods when preserving foods
Extension's tips for successful jams, jellies (Updated Dec 2007)
Create flavorful jams, jellies from fresh berries
Apples for today, tomorrow and later (Updated Dec 2007)
Adding acid to canned tomatoes (Updated Dec 2007)
What can you do with all those squash and pumpkins?
Make your own sauerkraut
Sweet corn for all seasons
Preserving Safe Salsa
You need practice to become good at drying food
Low Acid Vegetables/Botulism
Food Preservation Answers
Food Preservation Troubleshooting Guide (pdf)
Answers to Most Frequently Asked Freezing Food Questions
General Food Safety
USDA FSIS BBQ Food Safety Factsheet
Summer Grilling Fact Sheet
Take food allergies seriously
Follow Package Directions When Cooking Frozen Food
Tips for Storing and Reheating Leftover Food
Make the grocery store your last stop on hot summer days
Risks of using manure as a garden fertilizer
Are molds on food dangerous?
Slow Cooker Food Safety--new online info
Food Safety Tips if the Power Goes Out
Food recalls prompts new food safety recommendations
Food Safety Tips for Crock Pot Cooking
Superheated Water
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