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Default semi-hot soups in cold fridge

On Fri, 13 Jul 2018 08:40:42 -0600, notbob > wrote:

>i've been watching old episodes of Gordon Ramsey's Kitchen Nightmares
>(USA edition). More than once I've heard him tear into a chef for
>putting "hot" anything into a cold refrigerator. He claims it makes the
>item "sour". True?
>
>I put semi-hot soups into the fridge to cool faster. Letting the
>soup/whatever cool on the range, then putting in fridge, causes hot item
>to spoil sooner, IME.
>
>What say the brethren?


It's pretty obvious if you cool it, biological and chemical
reactions will slow down, so it will take longer to sour.
OTOH you will get lots of nasty condensation in your fridge,
unless you cover the soup or whatever.
This is rather OT here ....
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