How long can you leave curry in the fridge for?

[robfosters]

Put a take away curry in the fridge on Saturday night.

Would it be Ok to eat tomorrow night?

 

[Ahleckz]

Yep, make sure it's heated throughout fully. It'll be totally fine.

 

[FrenchTart]

It depends. If it's a korma you should definitely just throw it away.

 

[robfosters]

It depends. If it's a korma you should definitely just throw it away.

Nope, it's a tikka bhuna raised to madras spice level.

 

[tom_e]

I didn't even know it was physically possible for left over curry to last that long.

 

[MagicBoy]

I didn't even know it was physically possible for left over curry to last that long.

Give the curry a good nuking, will be fine. If you've any rice left, chuck it.

 

[robfosters]

Give the curry a good nuking, will be fine. If you've any rice left, chuck it.

Yeah, I never reheat rice. Not when you can pick these up for a quid http://www.veetee.com/en-gb/our-products/heat-and-eat-range/rice-range/pilau-rice

Not much different at all to takeaway rice tbh. Much better than Uncle Ben's.

 

[panthro]

I have been reheating rice since I can remember and I am still alive.

 

[Minstadave]

Has the odd effect in making you run 5 days slower than people that don't however. Spooky.

 

[bsoltan]

Until it starts to look/smell like something different to what you put it in there.

Or it gets eaten.

 

[Shelster]

Yeah, I never reheat rice. Not when you can pick these up for a quid http://www.veetee.com/en-gb/our-products/heat-and-eat-range/rice-range/pilau-rice

Not much different at all to takeaway rice tbh. Much better than Uncle Ben's.

Erm....that is all you are doing with rice packets, reheating them as the cooking was done in the factory. Granted, they have been vac packed and all air removed, but htere is nothing wrong with properly reheated rice at home.

As for OP, am with other views. If properly reheated then will be good over the 4 days between when fridged and reheated and eaten (thats what I am doing for my lunch today)