No, It will decolorise the raw beef.
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Bacon Raw beef ham is a joint of beef treated like bacon hence "HAM" but its beef
easy to get you get raw beef from cows just kill 'em XD
the beef is raw, and is pickled in a mixture of spices for up to three weeks depending on the thickness of the beef and how much of the spice flavour wanted in the beef. it is then cut thinly like bacon or ham, hence "beef Ham"
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Yea, definitely. Raw ground beef contains no preservatives, so should therefore be used within 24 hours. I would be very concerned if you are planning to cook raw ground beef that is at least 3 days old. The reason that raw ground beef lasts less time is that grinding it breaks down connective tissue which increases how much bacteria can grow in it
usually if the beef is raw it is blood.
No, it is not safe to put raw ground beef in a slow cooker as it may not reach a high enough temperature to kill harmful bacteria. It is recommended to brown the ground beef first before adding it to the slow cooker to ensure it is cooked thoroughly and safely.
In most developed countries, there are no parasites found in commercially available raw beef. However, there are several parasites that are present in raw beef in developing and undeveloped countries, including Taenia solis (the beef tapeworm).
It is not safe to put raw ground beef directly into a slow cooker because it may not reach a safe cooking temperature quickly enough to kill harmful bacteria. It is recommended to brown the ground beef first before adding it to the slow cooker to ensure it is cooked thoroughly.
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