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Yes. When food is cooked and left out for more than 2 hours at room temperature, bacteria can multiply quickly. Most bacteria grow undetected because they don't produce a bad odor or change the color or texture of the food. Pop it in the fridge and it'll last for about 5-6 days or so.
If you plan on eating it within 6 months, I recommend that you freeze your cooked pumpkin in sealable freezer-weight plastic bags or in tightly sealed plastic containers.
What else can I help you with?
Do uncooked pumpkin seeds need to be refrigerated?
No, because when they are inside the pumpkin, they are uncooked and not refrigerated. Place them in a ziplock baggie instead.
Does fresh steamed pumpkin need to be refrigerated?
Yes.
Does quiche need to be refrigerated after it has been cooked?
Yes, quiche should be refrigerated after it has been cooked to prevent the growth of harmful bacteria.
Does cooked cream cheese need to be refrigerated?
Yes anything with dairy in it should be refrigerated.
If turkey is cooked in morning does it need to be refrigerated right away?
no way
Does soup need to be refridgerated?
Yes, soup should always be refrigerated after it is cooked or heated.
Does quiche have to be refrigerated after it has been cooked?
Yes, quiche should be refrigerated after it has been cooked to prevent the growth of harmful bacteria.
How much raw pumpkin to equal one cup cooked pumpkin?
454g or 1lb raw pumpkin equals 1 cup or 180g cooked.
How long can pumpkin roll be refrigerated?
Yes pumpkin rolls have to be refrigerated because of the cream cheese as the filling it's a dairy and can get sour.
Why do potatoes need to be refrigerated after they are cooked but not before?
Peeling a potato removes the protective skin and then bacteria can get on the cooked potato, which is carbs, which is sugar, a food source for bacteria.
How long can a cooked egg be refrigerated?
about a week
Does squash pie need to be refrigerated?
Yes! You must refrigerate pumpkin pie...it has milk in it and will go bad quickly. How do I know? Personal experience!
