Reheating chicken?

[jefmcg]

If you don't reheat rice, how do you make arancini balls?

 

[jefmcg]

 

[classic33]

My general rule is that you can freeze all meat once when raw and, for some, again when cooked. However personally I'd not do the latter with Chicken or any other bird, and I'd think seriously before doing it with Pork.

Pigs fly now?

 

[Nonethewiser]

I've frozen cooked chicken and pork dishes, left them in the freezer for anywhere up to a month and then defrosted and eaten them with, so far, no ill effects - maybe I've been pushing my luck and the end is nigh

 

[Fab Foodie]

Which is why I said "pathogens".

<quickly checks OED and wikipedia, to make sure I have the meaning correct>

Some pathogens also survive cooking as spores too....I was keeping it simple ;-)

 

[jefmcg]

Some pathogens also survive cooking as spores too....I was keeping it simple ;-)

most

 

[jefmcg]

What if you have a piece of chicken and you cook it and reheat it a hundred times, then bury it and then dig it up, then wipe your feet on it would it be alright to have in a sandwich?

No.

 

[Yellow Saddle]

Plucking it the second time was easier though.

This may, or may not be useful but, on YouTube there are videos on making home-made chicken plucking machines.

 

[Yellow Saddle]

What if you have a piece of chicken and you cook it and reheat it a hundred times, then bury it and then dig it up, then wipe your feet on it would it be alright to have in a sandwich?

As long as you stick to the 6-second rule, you should be OK.

 

[growingvegetables]

Hmm - don't let me put anybody off chicken.

 

[jefmcg]

As long as you stick to the 6-second rule, you should be OK.

Science begs to differ.

 

[classic33]

As long as you stick to the 6-second rule, you should be OK.

Six Seconds! Thought it was Five.

 

[Yellow Saddle]

Six Seconds! Thought it was Five.

Yes, but apparently that rule was discriminatory towards slow counters.

 

[classic33]

Yes, but apparently that rule was discriminatory towards slow counters.

There's the Three Second Rule, The Five Second Rule and a Ten Second Rule, couldn't the slow counters use the Ten Second Rule? Unless their dog would beat them to it?

 

[classic33]

What if you have a piece of chicken and you cook it and reheat it a hundred times, then bury it and then dig it up, then wipe your feet on it would it be alright to have in a sandwich?

What's it been cooked in?