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I was hoping someone could help me with another question. I am wondering how to go about storing my ribs after they are done cooking. I have heard alot about wrapping them in foil and storing them in those beverage coolers (I'm assuming the plastic kind). I was wondering if that method was enough to satisfy my county inspector? I am a little worried about how they may feel about that, only because I don't know anything about it. Also if I put a rub on the meat the night before do you think they would eccept my wrapping the meet in plastic wrap and leaving them in the refrigerator over night? Thank you for everything. As always you guys are the BEST! Thanks Re
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Maree101
I doing catering and vending in King and Pierce county of Washington, the only way you can that work is to freeze the product. They will give you an hour to take them from frozen to above 160 internal. If you are not willing to do this them you need to cook on site.
Each county is different to a degree so check with the local health department.
Feel free to e-mail me if you want to talk.
Jim

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