I suppose this is not a good idea because if the chicken as some bacteria on it, then the bacteria will be distributed on the counter and there would be a risk that it would get into other food items being prepared. The bacteria on the chicken will be washed off or be killed when it is cooked. It is important to was your hands and knives after preparing the raw chicken.
It is safer to thaw in the refrigerator, but you can thaw meat at room temperature for a short time, as long as it is covered and prevented from contamination. There are special blocks (usually cast aluminum) used for rapid thawing of frozen meat.
either you can leave it on the counter by the sun or put in sink full of hot water ^-^
You can, but you should not.
not really as then he fresh food will then touch it.
My experience with chicken is that it's best to defrost chicken in your refrigerator. Let it sit in there for a day or two.
Never should you keep poultry (or any other meat) at room temperature longer then a few hours max. I only keep mine about a hour or so. As it's always better safe then sorry.
These are what help to cool and perfectly season your cooked chicken and/or beef.
You should fast cool any cooked meats for the best result. Cool meats by preforming a ice water bath. This will fast cool your cooked meat so you can put it immedietly into the refrigerator.
If the roaster fits in the fridge, and the fridge is cool, then yes you can leave it in overnight. I would be sure to have a cover on it just to prevent it from drying out.
an ice bath used to cool a large batch of cooked clean chicken broth
No. Someone will eat it. Just kidding, to let it cool yes 45 minutes to an hour is okay on the counter. Overnight refrigerate. I make pumpkin pie :)
Yes.
Sorry, but you have an unfixable salmonella nightmare on your hands! Allowing a partially cooked turkey to slowly cool in an oven overnight is bacteria's greatest dream. You cannot risk it and must throw it into the trash.
You should cool food down at least to room temp before freezing.The faster you cool cooked food the less likely bacteria will have to form on it. Putting it in an ice bath is the correct way to cool food before refrigerating or freezing it.
poo on it
I either thaw it in the refrigerator overnight or, if it is in a watertight package, quick thaw it in cool water right before cooking. Salmon can also be cooked from frozen without thawing. It just takes twice as long.
Allow the chicken to cool, then place serving size amounts in plastic bags, or plastic wrap, then either place packages in another plastic bag, or wrap in aluminum foil and freeze. It will keep for a couple of months. Enjoy!!
It is not safe to consume chicken which has been allowed to reach room temperature and then refrozen. This is often the cause of food poisoning. Once a food has reached room temperature it should be thoroughly cooked and then eaten or allowed to cool and then stored in a refridgerator.