Re-heating "curry".

[bledd]

I blitz mine for 2.5-3 mins, never been ill from it

 

[ic1male]

I've done it many times but always give it a good blast of 3+ minutes instead of just 1.

 

[No1newts]

Tell me about it. How we ever survived before the internet I'll never know

Queries like this were dealt with by post.

Like a large pool of pen pals!

 

[Aod]

I've never gotten food poisoning from reheated rice, and there've been times when rice has sat on the counter overnight (under cling film) before going in the fridge for a week until getting reheated and eaten.

No problems so far!

 

[TommyV]

Is it safe to re-heat and eat chicken tikka masala + rice that's only 6 hours old?!
I've put it in microwave for about a minute til it was warm, and then ate it.

When will the food poisoning come?

I reheated a curry that had been sat on the kitchen counter covered with another plate for 24 hours last night.

Tasted great. Feel fine.

People need to MTFU with this kinda thing. Like eating an apple with a few bruises, OH NOES IT'S BROWN!!

 

[Efour]

If it's from a curry house it'll be reheated about 20 times anyway one more won't hurt

so so true

 

[Haggisman]

Honestly? 6 Hours? Do people not possess common sense and basic survival skills these days or something?

 

[jamief]

It's rice you're not meant to reheat if it hasn't been stored in the fridge, otherwise you'll be fine. Maybe.

How do you explain precooked packs of rice that don't need to be kept in the fridge? Hmm? Hmm?

 

[bitslice]

Curry kills all bugs.

Have you seen the lack of hygiene in India? By rights they should all be dead by now.

 

[TommyV]

How do you explain precooked packs of rice that don't need to be kept in the fridge? Hmm? Hmm?

e-numbers

 

[DoneADougalOnSofa]

How do you explain precooked packs of rice that don't need to be kept in the fridge? Hmm? Hmm?

Gamma-irradiated and sealed totally airtight. Bacillus cereus are aerobic and cannot grow without oxygen...

 

[DoneADougalOnSofa]

Oh, and E-numbers too.

 

[[FnG]magnolia]

Why "curry"?

 

[Glaucus]

What's wrong with you guys, eat it, or heat it up and eat.
Don't be a little girls blouse.
The odds of getting food poisoning from it are minute.

People have no knowledge and are over scared these days. I regulay leave chilis, Currys, lasagnes on the stove top for several days unfregirated. Never had food poisoning.
It's like people who insit you must put ketchup in the fridge as the bottle says. Despite millions of us don't and are fine.

 

[ic1male]

LOL, that reminds me of a little ditty I once heard.

 

[kmax86]

lol i nver knew this info about rice

been eating rice since i can remember and most of the time our rice is left at the rice cooker for 2-4 days

we just add in water and pop it in the microwave as long as it still smells good

 

[Horse Pop]

Oh god why did you put curry in quotes?

 

[Abraham]

Oh god why did you put curry in quotes?

longpig and rice?

 

[jsmoke]

In a true scientific sense, even though you will probably feel ok, you still don't know what damage your doing to your body from potential bacteria, viruses, pathogens on the food etc. I guess it will all add up to health effects somewhere down the line in one way or another.

In my grans day, they were ultra careful of cleanliness and food hygiene, very aware of it, they generally lived longer back then and were healthier. So although people here are saying 'man up' you'll be fine you and you will probably feel ok, you don't know what underlying effects are happening to your body for the longer term. All adds up.

 

[[FnG]magnolia]

In a true scientific sense, even though you will probably feel ok, you still don't know what damage your doing to your body from potential bacteria, viruses, pathogens on the food etc. I guess it will all add up to health effects somewhere down the line in one way or another.

Uh, ok.

In my grans day, they were ultra careful of cleanliness and food hygiene, very aware of it,

Uh.

they generally lived longer back then and were healthier.

Um.

So although people here are saying 'man up' you'll be fine you and you will probably feel ok, you don't know what underlying effects are happening to your body for the longer term. All adds up.

It certainly does all add up.