How long have you had this meat? It may be rotten.
Green
Green is the first color mentioned in the KJV bible. (Genesis 1:30) "I have given every green herb for meat"
Yes
It could be vegetable matter, spoiled meat, or lime kool-aid.
a change in soup color, should change to a reddish- green. also make sure that meat is still raw
Meat is not supposed to be green and would not be safe to eat. If it has a green tint anywhere on its surface, it should be thrown out.
It is important to have acceptance of all shades of meat. Do stay away from any colors that are not typically flesh colored, such as green or red.
no, it is a white meat. the terms white and red meat refer to the color it turns when it is cooked, not the color it is raw.
most times you can smell it but the color helps if it is green it can make you real sick
I believe that would refer to meat, fruit, and vegetables.
Add a pinch of sugar... to like tomato sauce, green beans etc... Accent also helps as well.
According to Jane Ann Boles and Ronald Pegg (who wrote a guide called "Meat Color"):Iridescence in Processed Meat ProductsIridescence is a common problem in sliced roast beef and ham products. The dominant color is frequently green and consumers sometimes confuse this with green myoglobin pigments associated with microbial growth. [This] is produced by a combination of the angle of incidence of the light on the muscle fibers and the wetness of the surface. If the fibers are pulled slightly out of alignment during slicing, the light strikes the fiber at an angle scattering light which appears as the rainbow or greenish color on the surface of the meat.Source: Boles: Sandwich meat's green sheen, Improbable.com