In June 2011 there was a food safety display with a DVD for Food Safety Week in the council's offices.
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you can download PDF format versions below of the recipe cards for Chicken Curry and Citrus Chicken
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you can also download a Food Myths quiz sheet - or take the quiz online using the link from this page
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and the Kitchen Confidential Video Diaries from the DVD are on YouTube using our link
Kitchen Confidential Video Diaries
These video diaries have been compiled by students from across England for the Food Standards Agency.
The diaries highlight what you should and should not do to avoid food poisoning when preparing food at home.
Summer Food Safety and Barbecues
In Eastbourne we also raised awareness of summer food safety and barbecue advice:
This year National Food Safety Week ran from Monday 6 June to Sunday 12 June.
What Goes On Behind Closed Doors
This year's theme was What Goes On Behind Closed Doors, bringing the spotlight onto what we all do in our own kitchens.
The aim was to get you to think about what you do when preparing food, whether what you do is as safe as you think, or could actually be creating food hygiene problems you were not aware of.
Food Safety Week is an annual event held to promote the importance of good food hygiene in the home.
The week is organised by the Food Standards Agency, working with Environmental Health Officers in local councils.
Download 2011 Quiz and Presentation
New for Food Safety Week 2011 is a food hygiene myth busting quiz sheet and presentation, which you can download in PDF format below, or complete the quiz online - help reveal and debunk some of the most commonly held food hygiene myths and misunderstandings.
Download GermWatch Leaflets and Posters
Go to our GermWatch pages in this section to download Food Safety Week resources including leaflets, posters and activity sheets for children featuring the Grubeye character:
Download Recipe Cards and Quiz
You can also download recipe cards and a hygiene quiz below, originally produced for Food Safety Week 2010, about cooking food thoroughly at home and avoiding cross-contamination.
You are at: www.eastbourne.gov.uk/foodsafetyweek
