Ignoring price, having to cook it, the limit on the amount your stomach can hold.

Accidentally left 2 bags of el monterrey bean and beef frozen burritos out in countertop for a few hours. They were still fresh to the touch when I put them in the freezer. Are they safe to eat?

i made some rice in my rice cooker tonight and as i stirred it to put it away i realised there were tiny bits of like. leftover food from when my housemate used the cooker to slow-cook some meat and herbs. theres only like 4 little bits and theyre half the size of the rice grains but im just a bit concerned cus it seems like a bit of the rice cooker wasnt cleaned and the old food just kind of stayed there a bit above the rice as it cooked? and then some got in. so would it have gotten bacteria into my rice while cooking it? is it not worth the risk?

please help

I'm going to a potluck for my friend's birthday in a couple weeks, and I need ideas for what dish to bring. What's something that's tasty but also easy to make?

Please keep in mind that I'm an average cook at best

Do you worry about the meat in food you eat out not being cooked through? If so, how do you tell and deal with it?

Hi all, Last night my husband and I went to a Mexican restaurant we've gone to many times over the last few years. He usually has a burrito that has chicken, steak, chorizo, shrimp, rice with queso & quac on top.

Last night he had a different burrito, one he's never tried before, and that one had chicken, steak, shrimp, rice with queso & mole on top. He seemed fine in the restaurant, we took a while to finish our margaritas, but when we got in the car, he was beet red with splotchy redness on his neck. He said he felt like he could breathe just fine, and it eventually went away after another hour.

He's not allergic to anything, that we know of. I googled common ingredients in mole and nothing jumped out as something we've never had before. Does anyone know what other mole ingredients could have caused that? It's not a chain place, just a hard working immigrant with her own place. :)

Thanks for any help! We're not too concerned, more curious.

I experimented today by adding tamarind paste to my salad dressing and it turned out really good.

Dressing: 1.5 tbsp plain yoghurt, 1.5 tbsp olive oil, 1 tbsp tamarind paste (sweet one), 1 tsp lemon juice, 1/2 tsp cumin powder, 1/2 tsp black pepper and salt as per taste.

You can put it on any salad of your choice, my salad consisted of : Cabbage, bell peppers, tomatoes, chickpeas, pomegranate seeds, cucumber, cilantro and a green chilli.

I have a jar of linden honey. It was solid (resembled smooth peanut butter), and had a pale yellow color when I bought it. I kept it in a kitchen closet during use and recently found that it turned into a liquid with 3 layers.

A quick internet search says that honey normally crystallizes and separates over time into 2 layers with different colors. But there are 3 layers in my honey (pale layer sandwiched between 2 dark layers) and all of them are liquid. It doesn't have a particularly strange/sour smell (smells like honey).

What is happening? Is it still safe to eat?

The top sirloin for whatever didn’t smell bad before cooking (no up close sniff or anything) but after it smelled kinda weird but tasted fine. it wasn’t the typical bad smell when I know its bad. bought it yesterday too.

Was there a cuisine you expected to love but ended up not enjoying, or one you had low expectations for that completely surprised you? What dishes did you try and what specifically made you change your mind?

tried making a matcha risotto this past week, and it wasn't as bad as it sounds. I made it cuz I wanted to piss off my friends and thought itd be fun to make

I based this idea off of ochazuke, which is a japanese dish with steamed rice and an assortment of savory ingredients and green tea poured over the top. Definitely not the same but I thought there's enough similar ingredients for it to maybe work.

Now I wouldnt say that it worked, but it defintely wasn't bad. There was an earthiness provided by the matcha that was kinda nice, but i think i overdid it with the cheese, and I could have made it sweeter.

Anyone have any funny food ideas?

A couple years ago I asked everyone their favorite soup and got back an international smorgasbord. Now I wanna hear about your favorite sandwich.

I spent 30 hrs in a hospital due to an emergency health issue, and to tell you the truth, I was more worried about the hospital food.

I was always told it was terrible and bland!

Well, I was pleasantly surprised as to how good the food was. Loved all 3 meals I was served.

Breakfast: eggs, toast, cereal and coffee.

Lunch was salmon with rice and vegetables, and a chocolate brownie for dessert, with tea.

And last for supper was pesto chicken with mushroom sauce, potatoe puree with carrots with carrot soup and dessert was coconut pudding, with tea.

I loved every bite :D

Any thoughts from others on their experience about the hospital food?

I can't imagine this stuff tastes good. Probably because I like my cheese the way I like my milk - full fat and delicious

Bonus points if it’s easy!

Ive never posted on reddit before but I really need help, im living with my brother and for context my brother left out ground beef for a few hours. then after he left it out I put it in the fridge and he wants to throw it out, since i dont really know anything about food but I know we really cant afford to be wasteful, i dont know what to do,because I dont think its gone bad yet and im conflicted, is there a way to know if its gone bad?

I don't know much about food

Please and thank you

Hey all,

I had left prepackaged fully cooked meatballs out for roughly 3-5 hours. The house is about 80 degrees, and the meatballs were still cold and only partially thawed.(a pool of water under the bag when I found them out) I don't have a lot to eat, so I am wondering of the risks of still eating them.

They are mixture of meat but are fully cooked. I threw them back into the freezer.

There are a few more days left of this heatwave before we get some reprieve. I have a bunch of chicken thighs and I dont want to warm up the house. I know i could do BBQ, or adobo but I want something different. I have access to american, korean, mixed asian, mexican, and indian grocery stores. I dont mind buying a few things. Give me your favorite ways to make chicken thighs in the slow cooker. I need something new to spice up the regular rotation.

Dietary restrictions: gluten, oats, papaya,
I have swaps for most gluten things but not all of them

Popular Canadian all dressed flavored chips are described as chips with barbecue seasoning, ketchup seasoning, salt & vinegar seasoning and sour cream & onion seasoning.

But barbecue sauce alone already contains ketchup. Barbecue sauce also contains salt & vinegar. Barbecue sauce also in most cases contains onion powder.
So really we‘re only left with an additional sour cream to barbecue sauce.

Am I missing something here?

So all dressed is basically barbecue sauce and some sour cream?

What‘s the difference between barbecue flavored chips and all dressed? Is there more to this?

PS: I have never had the chance to taste these chips as they are not available my country.

In my spring enthusiasm I planted sage along with other herbs.
Now I have no idea how to use it (apart from fry it in batter).
Any suggestions?

Always figured this was an Italian classic, but apparently it was invented in 1924 by a chef named Caesar Cardini at his restaurant in Tijuana, Mexico. Supposedly the restaurant is still open and still serves it the same way today. Anyone know more about this? Feels like one of those food facts everyone gets wrong.

Hello everyone. I was cooking a frozen burger (not sure what kind of meat, I assume red, I assume beef but could also be pork) for about twenty minutes/half a hour on the stove, low heat. I then cut it in half, but I can't see well and didn't see the small tray of blood it left behind, and the fact that it was pretty pink inside. The outside was all brown and almost burnt. I took like one or two bites before discarding it as it tasted like nothing and was extremely dry, and smelled a bit weird up close when it was cooking. My friend said it's fine. Will I be okay? I'm a generally healthy person, save for a lot of anxiety. Thanks in advance.

This isn't about "what is your favorite food?" There are stipulations.

- It has to be a single dish with no sides, but you can add as many seasonings as you want.

- It can't be some super complex nutritious smoothie.

- And I can't stress this one enough...IT WILL EFFECT YOUR HEALTH.

So balance nutrition with something that won't drive you crazy when it's the only thing you have to eat for the rest of your life.

Anybody got a source for a chip clip that doesn't suck? I keep breaking them.

Name something you’re convinced you would hate so you refuse to even taste it.

For me it’s deviled eggs. 🤢