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Tiger
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If you had some off food, say meat, but stewed it for hours, apart from tasting bad, would it be safe to eat? Much the same as boiling water for 10 minutes kills harmful bacteria...
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The problem isn't the bacteria which as you say can be killed through cooking.
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But its bacteria that would make you ill no?
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http://www.livestrong.com/article/550357-what-happens-if-you-cook-meat-after-it-has-gone-bad/

According to that it still isn't safe.
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How old is the food you are about to cook?
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quote:
Originally posted by Tiger
But its bacteria that would make you ill no?


The bacteria produces toxins which can make you extremely ill.
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I dont think it's cause for concern. I made a beef stew a couple of weeks back, froze it, thawed it out on thursday, cooked it for 20mins on the hob tonight and ate it. It didnt smell off and it tasted fine. I just wondered that all.

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You don't think it's cause for concern yet start a thread on it?
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Was the meat past it's date when you cooked it? If it's frozen it stops the build up of bacteria, cooking it past 100 degrees should kill most of the bacteria, so bacteria-wise you'll be fine
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If it was cooked it be reet, if it was raw might be a cause for concern
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quote:
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You don't think it's cause for concern yet start a thread on it?


That's why it was theoretical
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quote:
Originally posted by Cavey
Was the meat past it's date when you cooked it? If it's frozen it stops the build up of bacteria, cooking it past 100 degrees should kill most of the bacteria, so bacteria-wise you'll be fine


Nah the meat was fresh frozen before I stewed it for 3 hours the first time round.
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quote:
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You don't think it's cause for concern yet start a thread on it?


That's why it was theoretical


So it was theoretical but actually wasn't?
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It was theoretical but hypothetically relevent.
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If it was fresh when first cooked, then it was frozen, then thawed and cooked again it will be absolutely fine.

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If normally say no to this, but also depends on what meat it is.
Chicken a def no no
Pork I wouldn't use
But beef I have cooked off when it's gone partially dark brown in places.
The tip is not to smell it
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I'm still alive today
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How was it off f you had frozen it?
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quote:
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THAT hungry yeah Tiger?
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I bet your farts are proper stinking today.
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quote:
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I'm still alive today


But shitting through the eye of a needle, yeah?
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It wasnt so much my situation, the fact it had sat in the fridge a few days made me wonder if it would be ok, but it smelt fine and it seemed not to have done me any harm.

But I wondered about this eating off meat thing before, like eating pheasant, which, I believe, is supposed to be slightly rotten to give it its flavour before you cook it?
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If it's not eaten when I cook it. It goes in the bin. Eeeewwwww

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