Yes, the chicken will be safe at 50 degrees for a few hours. Never let a chicken set out in for more than an hour after it has thawed.
The orange tinge on raw chicken is typically caused by a condition called "chicken bruising." This discoloration happens when blood vessels break during processing and release blood underneath the skin, giving the meat a reddish or orange hue. It is safe to consume chicken with this discoloration as long as it has been stored and cooked properly.
It is probably not safe to eat chicken strips that have sat out overnight. Chicken can go bad after cooking quite rapidly if in a warm environment.
Store-bought rotisserie chicken typically lasts for 3-4 days in the refrigerator when stored properly in an airtight container or wrapped tightly in plastic wrap. It is important to consume it within this timeframe to ensure it stays fresh and safe to eat.
Yes, it is safe but the chicken has almost no nutritional value and flows right through their system. It is mainly administered for sick dogs or pregnant dogs refusing to eat since it will not upset their stomachs.
Chicken should not taste like bleach. If chicken tastes like bleach, it may be a sign that the chicken is spoiled or contaminated with cleaning chemicals. It is not safe to consume chicken that tastes like bleach; you should discard it immediately.
More than safe i might even be burned. smile* wiinK*
This will depend on how long the chicken was left at 69 degrees. Ideally the chicken would have been defrosted to only 40-45 degrees then cooked fully to a minimum of 170 degrees. If the chicken has been over 45 degrees for more than a few hours, I would suggest not eating it at all.
It's safe as long as you cook the chicken to 160 degrees F.
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The food danger zone is 41 degrees F to 135 degrees F, meaning your food should not be stored at this temperature for more than 4 hours TOTAL. Bacteria grows best in this temperature zone. Safe cooking temperatures are different depending on the meat source and the cooking time, but generally: Chicken is 165 degrees F, Stuffed food is 165 degrees F, Sausage is 155 degrees F, Ground beef is 155 degrees F, Steak, pork & seafood is 145 degrees F.
No food safety person would recommend eating it. Too many details are missing.
As long as it isn't moldy and doesn't smell bad it is safe to eat.
Rotisserie chicken should not be left out of the refrigerator longer than two hours.
Yes, as long as the chicken was cooked to the safe temperature of 180F, the pan will be sterile. Don't allow it to set out before refrigerating.