Re heating last night's chinese?

[Vulcan]

Bacterial spores that can survive even when nuked in the microwave.

I reheat rice all the time, in fact I heat it 3 times often enough. As long as you don't leave it out all day it's fine to reheat.

 

[Mercenary Keyboard Warrior]

NO rice isnt fine to reheat unless its been prepared in a controlled way, once cooked rice gives off an enzyme that is poisonous. Like anything you will get away with it so many times but eventually it will bite you back.
Rice is so bloody cheap why would you even bother...

http://www.food.gov.uk/multimedia/pdfs/riceind.pdf

 

[Dunks]

I reheat rice all the time, in fact I heat it 3 times often enough. As long as you don't leave it out all day it's fine to reheat.

Yup, it doesn't stop me either!

 

[Yas786]

How do some people even get up in the morning?

Quite easily when you have a super hot woman next to you naked as the day she was born

Anyhow i cooked some chicken curry a few weeks ago and made a bit too much so i just bunged it into the plastic container and put it in the fridge, same with the rice...2 weeks later i had the chicken curry and rice, reheated in the microwave and it was perfectly fine...im still alive i think

 

[mjt]

I eat it cold, but then I'm lazy.

 

[Castiel]

NO rice isnt fine to reheat unless its been prepared in a controlled way, once cooked rice gives off an enzyme that is poisonous. Like anything you will get away with it so many times but eventually it will bite you back.
Rice is so bloody cheap why would you even bother...

http://www.food.gov.uk/multimedia/pdfs/riceind.pdf

Rice is perfectly fine to cook and eat within a reasonable amount of time as long as it is kept properly. The risks of food poisoning from room temp rice are very small, far smaller than getting salmonella from eggs or chicken for example.

We used to reheat rice or eat it cold all the time, not once was someone sick, not once.

 

[Fr0dders]

i always thought the danger was leaving cooked rice at room temperature.

Left at room temperature the bacteria in rice that aren't killed thoroughly can breed and multiply overnight. Cooking the rice warms it up, and it will probably be all nice and moist too from whatever sauce etc.. you put on it. Warm and moist, just the sort of conditions bacteria thrive in.

 

[rexehuk]

A REAL man would eat it right out of the fridge.

//Disappoint

 

[wannabedamned]

I always microwave any meats, and then refry the lot. As good as when you bought it the night before.

 

[Maximum Triceratops]

MMmmmm cold pizza for breakfast with hangover D

 

[theipodkid]

I always re-eat currys, kebabs and all other stuff I've never been Ill by it.

Just re-heat it, it will be fine.

 

[willhub]

I'd not eat it, it'll probably run away anyway.

 

[Brian8bit]

I reheated a curry from yesterday, earlier. Rice and all. Frequently do it. No bother. As others have said, so long as it's well nuked it shouldn't be a problem.

 

[physichull]

MMmmmm cold pizza for breakfast with hangover D

Snap.

 

[rexehuk]

MMmmmm cold papa johns stuffed crust with half carnivoro and half big smokey for breakfast with hangover

Fixed .

 

[Kurisu Makise]

as long as it was sealed over night in the fridge just super heat it in the dinger

 

[alex24]

We get a thread like this every couple of weeks, perhaps there should be a reheating food sticky.

 

[Liquid_Entity]

A REAL man would eat it right out of the fridge.

//Disappoint

A real man would eat it the night he bought it, then order more for the morning !!

 

[PGdude]

Don't do it you will die.


Also, shoulda posted it here:

http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/forumdisplay.php?f=128

 

[Evilsod]

blame the modern sell by date obsessed generation.

When food has gone off you can visibly see it and smell it

Tell that to the 3 year out of date tin of Soup I had a few weeks back. Smelt and looked fine but my stomach had a theory of its own ><