Prevent food poisoning by tossing old leftovers, and get some good soup recipes.
Fred411 Feb 13, 2012 06:21AM

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food safety

DON'T GET SICK FROM LEFTOVERS

If you still have Thanksgiving leftovers in the fridge, it's fine to eat them today and tomorrow, says WebMD.com. But whatever you can't consume in four days needs to be frozen or tossed, the site says. Other tips for avoiding food poisoning this season and all year:

Store leftovers within two hours of cooking.

Use shallow containers, about two inches deep, to store food.

warm meals

DISH UP SOME HEARTY SOUPS

For those hoping to eat well this holiday season, warm, nourishing soups can be a great option. You can find several good recipes at dianadyer.com, a site recommended by dietitian Jennifer Motl.

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