I would heat cooked pork, that was left out over night, for at least ten minutes in a 350 preheated oven. Cooked food that was left out over night should always be reheated or boiled before eating. Freda
What you are really asking is, "Is cooked pork left out overnight safe to eat". There are several possible answers:
The food safety time/temperature rules are designed to take the guesswork out of making and serving safe food.
Meat should always be stored in a cold place, for as short a time as possible, before cooking.
Leaving raw meat out exposes it to insects and contamination. The meat's own bacteria will develop if the meat is not cold enough and the meat will go bad.
Cooked pork that is re-heated to at least 160 degrees should be OK to eat. Uncooked pork is problematic.
What I would do -- THIS IS NOT A RECOMMENDATION -- is smell it. If it smells OK, I would wash it thoroughly under running water, then cut it into 1 inch chunks and cook it in a stew with the temperature over 170 degrees for at least twenty minutes. Bring the temperature up slowly and the meat will stay tender.
If the meat was cooked and left out overnight, you are risking the health of anyone who eats it. Cooking meat removes all the bacteria and leaves pathogens with unchallenged growth. Depending upon what pathogen might have taken hold, you might not be able to cook it safe. This does not mean that eating it guarantees illness, but I would not recommend using it.
I would also not recommend using it if the meat was raw and left out. In the end, you are the one who will have to make the decision. The old adage is useful: When in doubt, throw it out.
If where it was sitting was as cold as a refrigerator, it would be safe to use. Otherwise, no food safety person is going to tell you that it is OK to eat.
No it would have gone bad , I hope you don't eat raw pork anyways.
Yes it can, as long as the meat is refridgerated.
no because the enzymes and germs will affect the meat while you sleeping
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if it has been left out over night or has been put in the fridge without the lid on
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If the ham, or anything else that was in the fridge, has come to room temperature, toss it. It's just not worth subjecting your family to possible food poisoning. FriPilot
Yes. If it's only been out three hours and it's still in the packaging, it's fine. Take some and put it back in the fridge as soon as you can, but probably even longer than that would be okay. If it's out of the packaging, it would still be safe, but probably dry out and perhaps unappealing.
uncooked hams that have been frozen last 6 months or longer.
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Yes if its not cooked properly, or if it is contaminated. Generally, smoked ham is safer than uncooked ham. Bacteria from outside can contaminate any food.
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Once you thaw frozen meat you should use it within a few days as long as it has been in the fridge. Refreezeing the meat will cause water chrystals to form in the meat tearing the bnonds in the muscles. Where as it is safe to eat it will not taste nearly as good and have a bad texture it is technically safe to eat.
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