Questions tagged [food-transport]
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How to keep fried fish warm and crispy during transport to venue?
I frequently cook for my choir and I wanted to serve fried fish. The problem is I have to cook the food at home and transport it to the church. How do I keep it warm and crispy for about an hour ...
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Will brownies remain fresh if sent by post?
My friend makes baked goods, and I would like her to send me some of her brownies by post. Is this feasible?
Would the brownies remain delicious, and how would we keep them delicious? I live about two ...
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Transporting partially finished ravioli
In a couple of weeks I am catering a private dinner for a work relation. I will be prepping everything in my home kitchen and finishing off in their kitchen, meaning I want to get every dish as close ...
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Cooking and keeping food warm while traveling? [closed]
Can somebody keep food warm by using heat from inside of an electric vehicle or do these vehicles waste less thermal energy, meaning more efficient in traveling then warming?
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What is the best way to keep fresh food good for a long trip?
I would like to buy a few meals from a restaurant that would then later be reheated.
What would be the best way to safely transport pasta for 10+ hours while maintaining freshness and quality?
I was ...
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Safety of candies with cat in house?
I had several candies in individual plastic bags. I assembled paper bags to group together various candies to give to my classmates. I did this on a carpeted floor, with the plastic bags of candy over ...
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How to keep my pizza hot and crispy during transport
I am planning to make pizza for my work potluck this year. I will be the second time.
I cook it fresh in my over 10 minutes away from work, and then put it in pizza boxes to transport.
My initial ...
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Bay used to crisp fermenting pickles
When bay leaves are specified in a recipe should they be fresh or dried ?
How many bay leaves per quart are required?
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How to hold salmon after cooking for travel to family dinner?
We'd like to bring salmon for our holiday family dinner. Is there a way to cook it at home and then take it to the destination without losing quality? (I expect it would be half to one hour between ...
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Food to bring to work and heat with a microwave [closed]
As I'll be soon moving from a small town in which I can come back home for lunch everyday to a bigger city in which it would be best to bring lunch from home to work, I was wondering: do you know some ...
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How to transport several pies?
I want to bring 6 pies to work. Last month, I thought I found a solution - a 3-tiered plastic pie carrier. Now I can't find it online anywhere, though I could swear it was on Target.com. Anyone have ...
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Transporting confections
Lately I've been making a lot of chocolate truffles. The problem is, if you put them in a plastic box and drive them somewhere, they rattle around in the car, and end up dented and scratched. How can ...
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Roasting pork and traveling
I have a 4 lb pork loin to roast, approx 2 hours. I also need to travel 1 hour distance. The pork is the main entree. Dinner is set for 6 pm. What is the best method to cook the roast so that it ...
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transporting roast beef
I know how to roast beef in the correct way and let it rest before slicing, without wrapping it and making it sweat etc. etc.
My question is though that I'm roasting beef to take to a friends for ...
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How can I keep streusel topping from getting soggy?
I make this Sweet potato casserole for Thanksgiving, it has a streusel like topping. Usually I can bake this at the destination, but this year I need to bake at home and take. I have a baking dish ...
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Storing and Transporting cooked fish
I need to take fish to a cooking challenge and the fish has to be cooked, kept hot and then stored and not eaten for possibly 10 hours. Is there are way to do this without changing the flavor, ...
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How to transport fresh ravioli to office potluck?
I made some fresh ravioli to take into an office potluck. I only have access to a microwave at work to reheat the food. I also don't want my ravioli to stick to each other once cooked. I'm thinking of ...
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Transporting chicken between refrigerators - how long is too long? [duplicate]
My work lunch routine currently consists of cooking chicken over the weekend and refrigerating it, then cutting up a piece and adding it with rice and vegetables in a refrigerated, sealed tupperware ...
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How do I keep a hot meal fresh for several hours?
In three days, I will be picking up two fully-prepared chicken dinners - with potatoes, cole slaw, and a pre-packaged dessert - from work to home for my wife and I. I've done this before and it came ...
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How to travel with a cake overseas?
I am planning to make a white or dark chocolate mudcake and take it from Australia to India in a month's time. I also need to ganache and fondant the cake either before or after the flight. So, I need ...
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At which temperature Parmesan cheese must be transported?
I bought a piece of Parmesan cheese over internet. When it arrived (in a styrofoam box) I measured its temperature and it was 17,8° C (64° F). I think it's too high...
Is this OK? What is the ...
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How to pack items that may leak liquids for lunch?
Today my husband packed me some shrimp burritos for lunch. They were very tasty, but unfortunately, a lot of liquid drained from them between morning and lunchtime, so the bottom burrito in the pile ...
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candied mints storage and transporting long distance
I'm making mints for my nephew's wedding (containing powdered sugar, butter, white syrup). The wedding is in August. I have to travel more than 1,000 miles to wedding. I have two questions:
If I make ...
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What kind of Creme or Mousse is the most robust? How can I strengthen a mousse?
I want to make a multi layer cake where one of the top layers consists of some kind of mousse. I haven't decided on what kind of mousse/creme yet because I have to transport the cake once it's done ...
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How prepared should a baked dessert be before a long transport?
I need to make a ~2.5-hour drive with a baked dessert (most likely a crisp/cobbler) but am unsure how prepared it should be beforehand. I suppose I have three options:
Prepare ingredients at origin ...
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Can I bring sausages on a plane? [closed]
I'd like to bring some raw Italian sausages with me when I fly from NYC to Seattle.
Is it legal to pack sausages and/or ice in a carry-on?
Will the sausages keep during the 6-hour flight?
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Suggestions for convenient and safe methods of transporting a few meals without a vehicle?
I'd like to prepare a few meals for a cousin who recently gave birth. She lives about an hour and a half away, and I will be walking and taking public transportation to get there.
Does anyone have ...
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