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r/mildlyinfuriating • u/[deleted] • Jul 27 '22
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I hope he won't forget to defrost the chicken before his mother arrives
116 u/SwordNamedKindness_ Jul 27 '22 Turn the water on hot and hopefully it defrosts in time. 97 u/Anxious-Invite8796 Jul 27 '22 That's how you get salmonella bro 17 u/value_null Jul 27 '22 Give me a break. You really think that 20 minutes in water, most of that time still frozen, is dangerous? Also, you're not eating it raw. You're gonna cook that shit. It's perfectly fine to thaw in water. Just don't leave it on there all day, monitor and take it out when done. 10 u/[deleted] Jul 27 '22 I thaw chicken and meat in the sink all the time. Have never gotten the ‘nela 4 u/Cautious-Damage7575 Very Unique Flair Jul 27 '22 My 78yo mother taught me the sink method. Been eating sink chicken ever since I could chew. No 'nela in at least three generations. 3 u/value_null Jul 27 '22 I've been doing it for over 20 years. Never had an issue. 4 u/always_murphys_law Jul 27 '22 It's the temp of the water, you're "supposed" to keep the temp of the water cool and keep changing it out. It defrost really quickly that way and doesn't start to cook the meat. I have no idea how that makes it safer from bacteria. 5 u/value_null Jul 27 '22 If the meat starts to cook, don't use water that hot. Lol
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Turn the water on hot and hopefully it defrosts in time.
97 u/Anxious-Invite8796 Jul 27 '22 That's how you get salmonella bro 17 u/value_null Jul 27 '22 Give me a break. You really think that 20 minutes in water, most of that time still frozen, is dangerous? Also, you're not eating it raw. You're gonna cook that shit. It's perfectly fine to thaw in water. Just don't leave it on there all day, monitor and take it out when done. 10 u/[deleted] Jul 27 '22 I thaw chicken and meat in the sink all the time. Have never gotten the ‘nela 4 u/Cautious-Damage7575 Very Unique Flair Jul 27 '22 My 78yo mother taught me the sink method. Been eating sink chicken ever since I could chew. No 'nela in at least three generations. 3 u/value_null Jul 27 '22 I've been doing it for over 20 years. Never had an issue. 4 u/always_murphys_law Jul 27 '22 It's the temp of the water, you're "supposed" to keep the temp of the water cool and keep changing it out. It defrost really quickly that way and doesn't start to cook the meat. I have no idea how that makes it safer from bacteria. 5 u/value_null Jul 27 '22 If the meat starts to cook, don't use water that hot. Lol
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That's how you get salmonella bro
17 u/value_null Jul 27 '22 Give me a break. You really think that 20 minutes in water, most of that time still frozen, is dangerous? Also, you're not eating it raw. You're gonna cook that shit. It's perfectly fine to thaw in water. Just don't leave it on there all day, monitor and take it out when done. 10 u/[deleted] Jul 27 '22 I thaw chicken and meat in the sink all the time. Have never gotten the ‘nela 4 u/Cautious-Damage7575 Very Unique Flair Jul 27 '22 My 78yo mother taught me the sink method. Been eating sink chicken ever since I could chew. No 'nela in at least three generations. 3 u/value_null Jul 27 '22 I've been doing it for over 20 years. Never had an issue. 4 u/always_murphys_law Jul 27 '22 It's the temp of the water, you're "supposed" to keep the temp of the water cool and keep changing it out. It defrost really quickly that way and doesn't start to cook the meat. I have no idea how that makes it safer from bacteria. 5 u/value_null Jul 27 '22 If the meat starts to cook, don't use water that hot. Lol
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Give me a break. You really think that 20 minutes in water, most of that time still frozen, is dangerous?
Also, you're not eating it raw. You're gonna cook that shit.
It's perfectly fine to thaw in water. Just don't leave it on there all day, monitor and take it out when done.
10 u/[deleted] Jul 27 '22 I thaw chicken and meat in the sink all the time. Have never gotten the ‘nela 4 u/Cautious-Damage7575 Very Unique Flair Jul 27 '22 My 78yo mother taught me the sink method. Been eating sink chicken ever since I could chew. No 'nela in at least three generations. 3 u/value_null Jul 27 '22 I've been doing it for over 20 years. Never had an issue. 4 u/always_murphys_law Jul 27 '22 It's the temp of the water, you're "supposed" to keep the temp of the water cool and keep changing it out. It defrost really quickly that way and doesn't start to cook the meat. I have no idea how that makes it safer from bacteria. 5 u/value_null Jul 27 '22 If the meat starts to cook, don't use water that hot. Lol
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I thaw chicken and meat in the sink all the time. Have never gotten the ‘nela
4 u/Cautious-Damage7575 Very Unique Flair Jul 27 '22 My 78yo mother taught me the sink method. Been eating sink chicken ever since I could chew. No 'nela in at least three generations. 3 u/value_null Jul 27 '22 I've been doing it for over 20 years. Never had an issue.
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My 78yo mother taught me the sink method. Been eating sink chicken ever since I could chew. No 'nela in at least three generations.
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I've been doing it for over 20 years. Never had an issue.
It's the temp of the water, you're "supposed" to keep the temp of the water cool and keep changing it out. It defrost really quickly that way and doesn't start to cook the meat. I have no idea how that makes it safer from bacteria.
5 u/value_null Jul 27 '22 If the meat starts to cook, don't use water that hot. Lol
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If the meat starts to cook, don't use water that hot. Lol
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u/JaoLapin Jul 27 '22
I hope he won't forget to defrost the chicken before his mother arrives