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On Tue, 12 Oct 2004 14:40:19 +0100, Tristán White wrote:
> Bought two hot, ready-cooked chicken yesterday lunchtime. > > It was for yesterday's supper, so I put it in the oven again to warm > it up, and ate it with new potatoes, mushrooms, etc. Afterwards, left > the remains to cool down and then put in the fridge. > > There's still almost a whole chicken left, which I was going to reheat > tonight for a nice cheesy pasta dish. > > Would this be safe to do? > > Thanks > > TRISTÁN Use the microwave, it's faster and therefor safer, also don't cool poultry outside the fridge unless it's burning hot pput in the fridge right away. |
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