This is the time of year when refrigerators are loaded with Thanksgiving leftovers, but it's best not to hold on to them too long. In fact, the county Health Department has issued a series of guidelines for dealing with remaining food, including advice to keep leftovers no more than four days.
The department's Housing and Food Protection Program also advises cooks to refrigerate stuffing and turkey separately and to cook or freeze poultry, fish or ground...
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