Restaurants · Food Safety · Basic
Record every reheat event. Probe the thickest part of the food. Food must reach 75 °C within 2 hours. Do not reheat food more than once. Discard any food that fails.
A per-service reheating record for kitchen staff documenting that previously cooked and cooled food has been reheated to a safe core temperature before serving. Tracks the food item, reheating method, time reheating started, core temperature achieved, and whether the food passed the minimum temperature requirement — critical food safety data for any restaurant that batch-cooks and reheats.
Reheated food must reach a core temperature of at least 75 °C (or 74 °C in some jurisdictions) within 2 hours to ensure pathogens are destroyed. Food that fails to reach this temperature must be discarded — not held at a lukewarm temperature that promotes bacterial growth. This log documents compliance at every reheat event.
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