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as measured with a food thermometer

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ground meat- beef, pork, veal, lamb   160 degrees  
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ground meat- turkey and chicken   165 degrees  
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fresh beef, veal and lamb medium rare   145 degrees  
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fresh beef, veal and lamb medium   160 degrees  
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fresh beef, veal and lamb well done   170 degrees  
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poultry, chicken,turkey, duck and goose- whole   165 degrees  
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poultry, chicken and turkey- parts   165 degrees  
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stuffing- cooked alone or in bird   165 degrees  
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fresh pork- medium   160 degrees  
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fresh pork- well   170 degrees  
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fresh ham (raw)   160 degrees  
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ham (pre-cooked)   140 degrees  
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eggs   cook until yolk and white are firm  
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egg dishes (quiche)   160 degrees  
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fish   145 degrees- until flesh is opaque and separates easily with a fork  
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shrimp, lobster, crab   until flesh is pearly and opaque  
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clams, oysters, mussels   until shells open during cooking  
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scallops   until milky white, opaque and firm  
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leftovers and casseroles   165 degrees  
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