Of these, 23 had been previously identified in cooked meats.

Will they run the same risk with cooked meats?

More substantial meals often have rice as the main ingredient, together with cooked meats.

Cooked meats reach an internal temperature of 170-190 degrees Fahrenheit.

We have not banned cooked meats for the reasons that have been stated.

On a table at one side were slices of bread, butter, cooked meats, and chopped salads.

Some varieties use cooked meats that are not barbecued, but include barbecue sauce.

Do not return defrosted cooked meats - particularly offal - to the freezer.

The diets generally involve abstaining from cooked meats, salt and peppers.

This facilitated the contamination of already cooked meats.

Similar to less processed foods like milk, natural cooked meats and yogurt they have a shorter shelf life.

Smaller intakes come from vegetables and cooked meats.

Grocery departments were introduced in 1920 and cooked meats in the 1930s.

The rats, which grow to the size of small cats, eat pet food as well as fruits, vegetables and cooked meats.

Smoked Meat - smoked or cooked meats.

The company employs 39 people in the production and marketing of its high-quality cooked meats and speciality food products.

Pickles often accompany a selection of sliced, cold cooked meats, or "cold collation".

Varied smells, of vegetables, of cooked meats, and of decay, tinted the air.

The game features the Ultra Hand stretching out to grab cooked meats on barbecued grills.

Refrigerate or freeze both raw and cooked meats, poultry, fish and eggs as soon as possible after purchase.

The leaves of the lemon tree are used to make a tea and for preparing cooked meats and seafoods.

In British English, the terms cold meats, cooked meats, or sliced meats are used instead.

It was a subdued group, and the pleasant smell of cooked meats and pastries did nothing to relieve the unspoken gloom.

YES, eating a variety of on cooked meats can have various forms of bacteria or in some cases parasites in addition.

The term originally referred to the released juices of cooked meats, and today can sometimes refer to a puréed soup of shellfish.

Cold meat for troops who knew what they were doing.

Set me some bread and cold meat, if you will.

He did not look up from the platter of cold meats set before him.

They threw you in here like a sack of cold meat.

You'll be cold meat before you even get a chance to tell them why you're there."

Her hands were trembling as she carved the cold meat.

Monday dinner was always cold meat, for the washing would have taken all morning.

Excellent as cold meat, the way you have with seasoning them.

They had something to eat: nothing special, just cold meat and pickles.

There it lay, like so much cold meat on the table."

Well, they were eating bread and cold meat in a tent now.

Perfect with cold meats or even a couple of sausages.

It was very good, and a nice change from the breakfasts of cold meat they'd been having.

Night or evening was water, a piece of cold meat, a biscuit.

I left the parcel of cold meat in the kitchen drawer last night.

Julius took another piece of cold meat from the table and ate it as he thought.

The wine was excellent and the cold meats most tasty.

They ate cold meat and berries by the light of a growing moon.

This night they had no fire and had eaten cold meat.

Do you know how close you came to being cold meat?"

They would eat cold meat, most of it raw.

All right for them, he thought as he chewed the cold meat.

They did not stop, but instead ate some of the cold meat as they walked.

I found Herbert dining on cold meat, and delighted to welcome me back.

Mustard is most often used at the table as a condiment on cold meats.

The hot food is fair; the cold cuts are world class.

She stuck out a hand like an order of cold cuts.

"I told the cook to make them up something with cold cuts."

The person in front of me was ordering cold cuts.

In Austria, it is the most popular type of cold cut.

The woman waiting for cold cuts added her own opinion.

It is most similar to what Americans refer to as "cold cuts".

Street reached for a cold cut, still watching the younger man closely.

A table full of cold cuts rotting in the sun.

The searing cold cut through her as she fell into the sea.

"Sure," Tiny said, and took the hand, which also felt like an order of cold cuts.

Something very cold cut like a knife through the fog in his brain.

She had opened the refrigerator and seen a supply of cold cuts.

It is also sold in some delis as a cold cut.

It is also good as a sandwich filling either on its own or with cold cuts.

The next time you make a sandwich, pay attention to what's holding your cold cuts and cheese.

Now I've learned to have cold cuts, tomatoes and vegetables.

I slipped on a pile of my dad's cold cuts.

The little family is eating cold cuts and drinking soda.

The second is cold cuts of meat, with the Christmas ham being the most important.

I asked, around a mouthful of cold cuts and bread.

He found some bread in the food chest and made sandwiches from the cold cuts.

See if they will sell me enough to make up a plate of cold cuts."

If he did that, he could get cold cuts, too.

He pulled some cold cuts from the fridge and started to make a sandwich.

"It's not like he would be lunch meat," said one executive with knowledge of the discussions.

The lunch meat alone had 4,000 milligrams of salt I later discovered.

Find the packages near the lunch meat section in your grocery store.

Challenge: The chefs were required to make a sandwich using lunch meat.

Lunch meat is my way of coping I guess.

Then it darted forward and reached a piece of yellow lunch meat.

Maybe we should just go get the lunch meat."

"She's next door at the deli, getting some lunch meat.

When it was ready, we found out that the turkey was really lunch meat.

Most football players of a generation ago would be lunch meat for today's behemoths.

He was probably chasing lunch meat in his sleep.

Lunch meat is not the greatest - it is high in salt.

I also ate a quarter pound of sliced turkey lunch meat.

Gomez looks at me expectantly, like a large dog who's waiting to see if I have any more lunch meat.

Heat hot dogs and lunch meats until steaming (165 F) before eating.

The laser was quite capable of slicing heads from shoulders like lunch meat.

Enough to buy some beer and lunch meat.

For me, my "emergency protein" has been lunch meat.

- if it had been able to climb you would have been lunch meat five minutes ago.

She felt the flush blooming even as she set the lunch meat aside.

- Today I ate fish, chicken, lunch meat and a big helping of asparagus.

Right now, buddy, or that sweet kisser is lunch meat."

These strange grey lumps were wrapped like so many packets of lunch meat.

Last week, the administration hastily reversed course on a plan to end the testing of school lunch meat for the bacteria salmonella.

There were several choices of lunch meat, cold pork, three different cheese dips and pickles.

It is usually eaten cold or at room temperature as a luncheon meat.

Did you have that luncheon meat that's in there?

"You'd have noticed," Claire added, passing over a package of luncheon meat.

She bought some luncheon meat, put it back.

It is commonly available throughout Pennsylvania and is often served as a luncheon meat.

Why you is it, why you eating a piece of luncheon meat?

The making of jokes, like the making of luncheon meat, may not be something people want to know too much about.

This includes ham, bacon, hot dogs, and luncheon meats.

The luncheon meat often also contains garlic, basil or sweet peppers for additional flavor.

Entomologists say yellow jackets particularly love luncheon meats.

This includes luncheon meats and smoked ham that are cured or contain preservatives.

In Australia, Devon is a name for luncheon meat (processed ham).

The sketch is set in a cafe where nearly every item on the menu includes Spam canned luncheon meat.

They'd laid in for a siege with dozens of eggs, cans of luncheon meat, and tea.

Dance, and I may buy you the processed luncheon meats you so desperately crave!"

There were indestructible luncheon meats such as Spam and canned deep-fried hamburgers to market.

The 10 people planned to stay in an eight-person tent, sustained by luncheon meat and canned food until they found more permanent shelter.

Another thing I have tried, which may turn out to be an even better proposition than sweetcorn or the like, is swimfeeder-fed luncheon meat.

They paint luncheon meat with stripes of mayonnaise to make breadless breakfast sandwiches.

Refrigerated ready-to-eat foods such as luncheon meats should be used as soon as possible.

"Do you like luncheon meat?"

Several companies do produce surimi sausages, luncheon meats, hams, and burgers.

I noticed that seasoned spectators had schlepped their luncheon meat and soda to guarantee uninterrupted viewing.

Then it was time to break for our self-serve midday meal of luncheon meat sandwiches with vegetable trimmings, fruit and cookies.

You might find souse, which is jellied pigs' feet formed into a loaf, chilled and sliced, like a luncheon meat.

She took out some sandwich meat and mustard.

Pieces of ham or even sandwich meat can be chopped and added to extend the filling mixture.

It is usually sold as sandwich meat.

Beef tongue is a common sandwich meat in American Jewish delicatessens.

He'd be damned if he's sell prime Herefords to be ground up for sandwich meat.

Use them for sandwich meat?

"Yeah," Soriki echoed, "looked like we might be sandwich meat there for a while.

It's his favorite lunchtime sandwich meat.

"Bacon patties are typically thicker and are more suitable for use as a cooked sandwich meat.

All the religious meals will be cold and will include sandwich meat, cheese, sardines, tuna and raw vegetables.

Once, a poor family might have been able to count on a loaf of bread with sandwich meat in its weekly food bag from a charitable organization.

In the afternoon, the cold buffet is set out: sandwich meats, cole slaw, chips, perhaps an insouciant pasta salad.

In both versions, the prosciutto is cut as thick as sandwich meat, which makes it easier to handle for both cook and eater.

The paper wrapping opened and pieces of bread and sandwich meat fell to the floor apart from the portion still remaining in the waxed paper.

The new patent suggests far more elaborate uses, however, ranging from spaghetti and meatballs to sandwich meat, hamburgers, pizza, desserts and even baby food.

"I always keep a little dried milk, boil my eggs and make sure I have bread and sandwich meats," Ms. Musgrave said.

Certain meats such as chicken or fish are permitted, as long as they are not heavily fried, breaded or processed like sandwich meats.

Sliced turkey is frequently used as a sandwich meat or served as cold cuts; in some cases where recipes call for chicken it can be used as a substitute.

Popular varieties of sandwich meat include ham, pork, salami and other sausages, and beef, such as steak, roast beef, corned beef, pepperoni, and pastrami.

"He ... he said if I didn't-he'd slice you up into sandwich meat, Lafe-so-" "Enough!

Burke Corporation's range of fully cooked meat products include various meat pizza toppings, as well as a range of cured meats, sausage products and sandwich meats.

Cold cuts also may be known as lunch meats, luncheon meats, sandwich meats, cooked meats, sliced meats, cold meats and deli meats.

On Friday afternoon they shopped for sandwich meats at the delicatessen on the next block, then went to the neighborhood liquor store to look for two bottles of a good inexpensive wine.

Last night, Dreesen's Market in East Hampton sent over a stash of free food, including a big tub of barbecued chicken, macaroni and cheese, sandwich meats and fresh fruit.

"Sometimes I sit in the parking lot of a convenience store in my neighborhood, Wirth Park Foods, and watch the people buying newspapers and milk and packages of sandwich meat.

The women came out with new cups of wine and more cooked meat.

Only dragons and men eat cooked meat, he had said.

Of these, 23 had been previously identified in cooked meats.

But since all the rest of us are eating, why don't you have a little cooked meat too.

"I have to throw out 30 to 40 pounds of cooked meat," he said.

Let Robert be king over charred bones and cooked meat.

The room was filled with the smell of cooked meat, which puzzled him.

Will they run the same risk with cooked meats?

There was also a plate of cooked meat for Timmy.

The bear caught a deer and fed him the cooked meat.

I began to want fire, and the savour of cooked meat in my mouth.

Tonight we seek an inn and have a meal of cooked meat.

The cooked meat can be frozen for one month.

The risk is not from cooked meat - cooking kills viruses.

The cooked meat is then placed in this before serving, becoming more tender.

Next, we will show you how to remove the cooked meat from the shell of a crab.

I have cooked meat in readiness for your coming.

Remove the cooked meat from the pot and reserve 1 cup of stock.

This is why boiled eggs become hard and cooked meat becomes firm.

I caught a whiff of cooked meat and cold ashes.

It is filled with perfectly cooked meat and has an irresistible skin.

Some were cooked meat covered with a kind of sauce that made its nature indistinguishable.

What he wouldn't give for some fresh cooked meat.

A food thermometer should be used to measure the internal temperature of cooked meat.

Within months this separate group appeared in better health than the cooked meat group.

Keep any sliced meat in the refrigerator until it is required.

She brought a plate of sliced meat to him and refilled his cup.

The other layer can be almost any sort of sliced meat, normally chicken or turkey.

When pan is hot, add sliced meat and sear for 1 minute on each side.

If you are using the enriched vinaigrette instead, simply drizzle it over the sliced meat just before serving.

Divide the rice sticks among 6 to 8 large soup bowls and top them with the sliced meats.

A raw or fried egg and sliced meat (usually beef) are common additions.

The first chilled foods in the 1960s were sliced meats and pies.

To avoid the compacted-sawdust effect of dry, sliced meat is not as hard as might be thought.

The butcher sliced meat from a haunch of beef hanging in his doorway.

Next she appears with two plates: one contains the thinly sliced meat or fish, the other a small mountain of vegetables.

"Peccary," Newton said, while sliced meat was cooking over twists of grass.

Serve the sliced meat with any accumulated juices.

Some makers still use just salt and sun-dry fresh sliced meat to make jerky.

The thinly sliced meat was smothered in grilled onions, garlic, and mushrooms.

Common toppings include cheese, peanut butter, and sliced meats.

The Warder, his hands shaking, presented Fax the sliced meats.

Serve cold with cold sliced meats or chicken.

Also common are sliced meats (mainly prosciutto and salami).

He sobered, lost in thought as he watched Andrew eating the sliced meat and bread.

Other common toppings include sliced meats and cheeses.

She was fitting together a combination of sliced meats, greens, and cheese too thick to be properly called a sandwich.

(Sliced meat may be purchased from Korean markets, sometimes marinated.)

"I don't think it was sliced meat, actually.

Originally mitraillettes only contained a sausage or sliced meat, alternatives quickly became available.

Deli meat in Washington, by the way, is for the most part the pits.

The same is true for most deli meats with the light label.

They introduced deli meats to their product line in 1974.

There were deli meats of every kind, even olive loaf.

She does not consider any precooked deli meats to be safe.

Not about the nakedness, but about the deli meat sitting out in the open for three hours.

The deli meat was ruined by Day 3.

Sometimes served with a meat sauce, or with deli meats.

And there may still be tainted hot dogs or deli meats in people's freezers.

The glass on the refrigerated case that holds the deli meats had a large bullet hole.

The credit union is open, and so is a small supermarket where workers can get fresh deli meats.

Examples of processed meats are hot dogs, salami, and deli meat.

They also produce a variety of deli meats, some of which are available at Chicago area supermarkets.

Neither company uses artificial coloring or chemical preservatives in its deli meats.

It may also mean leaving off the deli meat if it was cut with the same equipment used to slice the cheese.

This week, Wal-Mart pulled potentially contaminated deli meats from its cases.

Portion sizes for deli meats are given by the slice, but slices may weigh from 21 to 28 grams.

Leonard's revolutionary innovation consisted of packaging deli meats specifically for supermarkets.

Consumer groups have pressed for such testing since 1998, when 21 people died from eating hot dogs and deli meats contaminated with the bacteria.

By 2005 the process was being used for products ranging from orange juice to guacamole to deli meats and widely sold.

They stock specialty goods and scores of treats, with fresh fruit and deli meats.

Handle it like deli meat.

But corned beef is a deli meat and Artie's never lets ethnicity stand in the way of a holiday celebration.

He lost the casino, but still kept interests in a dizzying array of businesses, from deli meats to diamond exporting.

Her menu will include most deli meat and fish standards, with many dishes named for friends and family and after legal issues.