Enjoying the Big Game with friends and then returning home with a terrible case of food illness is one of the worst things that can happen. Use these pointers to ensure that you don’t overlook food safety when throwing a Big Game party.
Game Day Food Safety 101: Food Safety Is for Everyone
One of the issues that everyone should take seriously is food safety. I mean, there’s a reason why those who work in the food service sector have their own certification programs.
Preventing Food-Born Illness is Everyone’s Job in the Kitchen
However, the prevention of food-borne infections is not just the responsibility of experts. It falls on people’s plates, including mine and yours. Particularly when we intend to throw a party, even if some of our guests are only there to watch the ads and not the game itself.
Where Are You Watching the Big Game?
Naturally, Game Day is one of the most popular days of the year for celebrations at home. Especially the Big Game, where two teams compete for the championship title in front of millions of people, either in person if they have the money or virtually from the comfort of our homes or a local pub.
Chicken Wings: A Touchdown Tradition for Football Fans on Game Day
Chicken wings are arguably one of the most recognizable and customary Game Day fare to serve at any Big Game gathering. A decent chicken wing can make or ruin your Big Game experience, regardless of whether you prefer it saucy, grilled, fried, or dry-rubbed.
Serve the Perfect Chicken Wing for Your Big Game Party
Proper food safety is the first step in creating the ideal Game Day chicken wing, but there are many more steps involved. To avoid keeping you or your friends away from the screen and in the restroom, you should make sure you handle your chicken as the USDA advises.
