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Unexpectedly cooking Thanksgiving this year? Tips on how to stay safe
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foxnews.comPlenty of first-time chefs will enter the kitchen on Thursday as coronavirus shifts around typical Thanksgiving traditions and celebrations, but that doesn’t mean it has to end in an injury-riddled disaster.
Even if you consider yourself an expert chef, there are precautions you can consider to help keep you, and your loved ones, safe in the kitchen this holiday season.
Start out by familiarizing yourself with general safety guidelines regarding hot liquids, pots and pans. For instance, don’t place pots of hot food or liquid on the floor, especially if there are kids in the house, Dr.
Nicole Bernal, medical director of burn services at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center. She also advised against putting hot liquids near the.
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