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#9 Cooling Methods <br />OBSERVATIONS: I observe a big container of cooked beans stored in the walk in cooler. Start today adopting one of the <br />approved cooling method by dividing hot food to small shallow containers to be rapidly cooled in one of cooling units on site/ <br />adopt other approved cooling method if applicable. <br />CALCODE DESCRIPTION: All potentially hazardous food shall be RAPIDLY cooled from 135#F to 70#F, within 2 hours, and then from <br />70#F to 41#F, within 4 hours. Cooling shall be by one or more of the following methods: in shallow containers; separating food into smaller <br />portions; adding ice as an ingredient; using an ice bath, stirring frequently; using rapid cooling equipment; or using containers that <br />facilitate heat transfer. (114002, 114002.1) <br />#27 Food Protected from Contamination <br />OBSERVATIONS: I observe many raw meat containers, in walk in cooler and 2 D cooler at the prep area, stored on top <br />shelves to cooked food containers or ready to eat food containers. I observe uncovered sour cream container stored under <br />raw meat container in the walk in cooler. I observe diced tomatoes container, stored uncovered beside raw meat container. <br />Stop this practice immediately. Store raw meat containers at bottom shelves away from the cooked food or ready to eat food <br />containers today to avoid any potential contamination. I observe the person in charge voluntarily discarding the sour cream. <br />CALCODE DESCRIPTION: All food shall be separated and protected from contamination. (113984 (a, b, c, d, t), 113986, 114060, <br />114067(a, d, e, j), 114069(a, b), 114077, 114089.1 (c), 114143(c)) <br />OVERALL INSPECTION NOTES AND COMMENTS <br />FOOD ITEM -- LOCATION --TEMP ° F --COMMENTS <br />Walk in cooler --41.00° F <br />COMMENTS AND OBSERVATIONS <br />Complaint inspection. <br />As per person in charge, he is not aware of the complaint. No reported illness by employees. No employees working for other <br />food facilities, day care or health care facilities. Staff consuming food eaten by complainant. No out of the country traveling by <br />employees. As per person in charge, chicken quesadilla is made of grilled chicken with cheese, tomatoes, cilantro, <br />guacamole and sour cream on a tortilla. <br />Raw chicken are received frozen. Boxes are stored in the walk in freezer. chicken pulled from the freezer to be held in the <br />walk in cooler to be thawed overnight. Raw chicken are thoroughly cooked on griddle and then held on the hot hold unit at the <br />cooking area at temp 135F and above. All food items <br />on the hot hold, including the grilled chicken, have temp at 135F or more. Sanitizer buckets are set up with chlorine 200 ppm. <br />Gloves are used when they prepare or cook food. Hand wash station has temp at 118F and fully supplied with soap and paper <br />towels.All ware wash sinks ( 3 comp, prep and mop sinks) have temp at 120F or more. Food items on the salad bar, in the <br />dining area, have temp at 45F or below. Probe thermometer is available on site. Bleach is used to sanitize surfaces. Dish <br />washer has chlorine 5Oppm. Chlorine test strips are available on site. Rest rooms hand sinks have hot water 100F or more <br />and fully supplied with soap and air blower to wash and dry hands. <br />RE INSPECTION IS REQUIRED IN 1 WEEK. <br />The person in charge is responsible for ensuring that the above mentioned facility is in compliance with all applicable sections of the California Health and <br />Safety Code. If a reinspection is required, fees will be assessed at the current hourly rate. <br />Received by: Name and Title: <br />EH Specialist: GEHANE FAHMY Phone: (209) 616-3052 <br />FA0004553 C00055307 SC004 10/19/2022 <br />EHD 16-23 Rev, 04/07/22 Page 2 of 2 Complaint Inspection Report <br />1868 E. Hazelton Avenue I Stockton, California 95205 I T 209 468-3420 I F 209 464-0138 I www.sjgov.org/ehd