To prevent Salmonellosis when cooking food that was frozen, you have to treat it the same as fresh food since freezing does not kill off pathogens. For example, if you are cooking frozen chicken:
Thaw it. Dont ever attempt to cook chicken which is still part frozen as you will end up with a lovely bout of salmonella, or even e-coli.
No, only if the egg has salmonella. However, you can't tell if something has salmonella just by looking at it, so it is best to fully cook the egg to kill the salmonella bacteria.
As with any flavor enhancer like Masala, you can use less of it to lessen the taste. Dilution is the cook's friend.
A prime rib can be frozen, but it should be thouroughly thawed before cooking.
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yes I can, all food types can be cooked from frozen.
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No, you cannot kill Salmonella in the freezer because once the temperature starts to reach 40 deg F the bacteria will hybernate (become spores) to preserve itself. The only way to kill Salmonella is to cook at a minimum of 150 deg F. Placing your food in the freezer will only slow down it's growth. the guy who wrote this is stupid.. you can! I've done it!
yes just cook them slower and longer
Yes. They can be treated like other frozen fruits, peaches for instance
Yes. Sausage can be cooked from frozen.
I cook frozen brisket in foil in a slow cooker , I put smoked applewood rub on it and wrap it in foil and poke a few holes in the foil as to make a stream tent. It will slowly cook awesome!!!!! I do no believe that it make a difference thawed or frozen, however I think it makes it more moist to cook frozen as I shared above and that just a farm girls way of doing it