Keep Looking When Cooking

Keep Looking when Cooking

Distractions can quickly lead to a kitchen fire

Cooking fire safety

The leading cause of home fires in NSW is leaving cooking unattended.

Learn about fire safety while cooking
Cooking fire safety

The leading cause of home fires in NSW is leaving cooking unattended.

Learn about cooking fire safety

Firefighter recipes

Slow cooked pulled beef burritos

By Campbelltown Firefighter Ben

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Baked Caprese chicken thighs

By Huntingwood Firefighter Drew

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Okra with lamb, rice w/ mixed nuts

By Macquarie Fields Firefighter Yahya

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Braised Winter Lamb Shanks

By City of Sydney Firefighter Kurt

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Chicken Korma Curry

By Busby Firefighter Mohammed

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Pad Thai Goong Sod

By Silverwater Firefighter William

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Beef & Beer Stew with Crispy Potato Top

By Merewether Firefighter Jodi

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Traditional North Indian Butter Chicken and Rice

By St Marys Firefighter Antony

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More recipes coming soon

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Did you know?


The use of heaters, cigarettes and candles are common causes of fires.


When you're asleep, you won't smell the smoke from a fire.


You're twice as likely to die in a home fire if you don't have a working smoke alarm.

Fire and Rescue NSW responds to approximately
4500
residential fires each year. Half of these fires start in the kitchen, mostly due to unattended cooking.


Electrical appliances and faults cause almost 40% of home fires.