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Thai was left out over night. Nuke it extra long?
Posted by: blusubaru
Date: July 17, 2007 06:44AM
A/C was on, never warmer than 76 over night and it was in the Styrofoam box. As to be expected the wife blames me knowing full well she was the last one at the table smiling smiley That was going to be lunch for me. Will nuking it extra long take care of anything starting to go bad?



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 07/17/2007 06:45AM by blusubaru.
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Re: Thai was left out over night. Nuke it extra long?
Posted by: Jp!
Date: July 17, 2007 06:50AM
You went to college, right? (well, BSU...whatEVER!)

Sure it's good.

I KNOW you couldn't have live in a SORORITY, Nancy...since they don't ALLOW Sorority (houses) at BSU!

smiling smiley

;)

EAT IT!!!
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Re: Thai was left out over night. Nuke it extra long?
Posted by: dbow
Date: July 17, 2007 07:05AM
I bet it's fine but I tend to scoff at expiration dates.
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Re: Thai was left out over night. Nuke it extra long?
Posted by: blusubaru
Date: July 17, 2007 07:16AM
At college the Thai rarely made it past the first night. With five guys in the house there were rarely any leftovers. smiling smiley

Plus, I had health insurance then!
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Re: Thai was left out over night. Nuke it extra long?
Posted by: billb
Date: July 17, 2007 07:31AM
Any time I nuke extra long I get hard as a rock.

Edit:
OK, I hear the snickering down in back.
Anytime I nuke too long, whatever I nuke turns to leather.



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Re: Thai was left out over night. Nuke it extra long?
Posted by: Lux Interior
Date: July 17, 2007 07:37AM
<snicker>



PSU doesn't allow sorority houses either. Something about an old law that says more than x unrelated women living together is a brothel.

So?
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Re: Thai was left out over night. Nuke it extra long?
Posted by: threeprong
Date: July 17, 2007 08:00AM
Nuke it extra long to kill the freshly laid roach larvae.
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Re: Thai was left out over night. Nuke it extra long?
Posted by: smacks
Date: July 17, 2007 08:01AM
At this point, it's not the nasty bugs you have to worry about, as long you heat it thoroughly... Sounds like your food was in the "danger zone" (between 40 and 140) for a significant amount of time.

It's the toxins they left while partying on your Phad Thai that will take you down.

Maybe spring for some "new" stuff?

Cheers, J



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 07/17/2007 08:01AM by smacks.
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Re: Thai was left out over night. Nuke it extra long?
Posted by: h'
Date: July 17, 2007 08:02AM
Kind of depends on what exactly was in it to some extent.
Regular heating will kill any bacteria infestations, but I believe food poisoning comes from toxins produced by the microbes, and nuking won't neutralize those.
If it was me, I'd probably eat it. It started out presumably bug-free last night . . . I think our society is a bit overboard with the refrigeration thing.
Let us know how it comes out!
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Re: Thai was left out over night. Nuke it extra long?
Posted by: Jp!
Date: July 17, 2007 08:02AM
Okay, if you're really worried and cheap...pressure cook it. The higher temps will kill the stuff.

THEN...follow it with a lot of alcohol.
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Re: Thai was left out over night. Nuke it extra long?
Posted by: Thrift Store Scott
Date: July 17, 2007 10:17AM
...And the question remains: Exactly which variety of Thai food are we talking about?

Chicken, beef, or vegetarian? Probably no problem.

Seafood? I wouldn't chance it.
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Re: Thai was left out over night. Nuke it extra long?
Posted by: cbelt3
Date: July 17, 2007 10:20AM
Safest bet is to follow these instructions:


1- Turn on house exchaust fan
2- Find handy fire extinguisher
3 Put styrofoam container and Thai food into pyrex casserole with cover
4- Nuke it for 10 minutes on high
5- Remove with oven mitts
6- Place in sink until cool
7- remove the now chemically safe 'slug' of solid waste and throw in trash can.
8- Eat a peanut butter and jelly sandwich.
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Re: Thai was left out over night. Nuke it extra long?
Posted by: blusubaru
Date: July 17, 2007 10:41AM
Pork Pad Thai. My concern was the raw (?) sprouts. They didn't taste cooked, but fresh from the veggie isle.
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Re: Thai was left out over night. Nuke it extra long?
Posted by: MacArtist
Date: July 17, 2007 11:07AM
My question is, "What would Paul F. do in this situation?"

After all he is the resident consumable product expiration expert. He is given the title of "expert" because he is still alive and it sounds better than calling him "lucky."


I sit on a man’s back, choking him and making
him carry me, and yet assure myself and others
that I am very sorry for him and wish to ease his
lot by all possible means — except by getting off
his back. - Leo Tolstoy, novelist and Philosopher
(1828-1910)

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Re: Thai was left out over night. Nuke it extra long?
Posted by: Jp!
Date: July 17, 2007 11:35AM
his opinion is only valid for the 'upper limit' of this control process.

That is if and only if he says he would NOT eat it, then in no WAY should any OTHER human ingest it.

However, if he says YES he'd eat it, it still does not translate into actionable data on MOST other human consumptionability. smiling smiley
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Re: Thai was left out over night. Nuke it extra long?
Posted by: edgarbc1
Date: July 17, 2007 11:37AM
Quote
h'
Let us know how it comes out!


please keep the graphic details of
how it really comes out
to yourself......
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Re: Thai was left out over night. Nuke it extra long?
Posted by: MacMagus
Date: July 17, 2007 12:31PM
The rule of thumb is no more than 2 hours in the aforementioned "danger zone" before you should throw away cooked food.

Since food may be in the "danger zone" for some time even as it is being cooled in the fridge, you should include at least 40 minutes of fridge time in that calculation.

In other words, throw it away.
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Re: Thai was left out over night. Nuke it extra long?
Posted by: decocritter
Date: July 17, 2007 12:46PM
Is it really worth it?


I mean do you want to lose a day or two of your life by being stuck in the john, or even worse the hospital?

That is my test.
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Re: Thai was left out over night. Nuke it extra long?
Posted by: blusubaru
Date: July 17, 2007 01:17PM
30 minutes after ingestion, I'm doing fine. I think the two double-stuff oreos helped to ease any negative effects.
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Re: Thai was left out over night. Nuke it extra long?
Posted by: billb
Date: July 17, 2007 01:27PM
You never mentioned oreo cookies earlier.

A couple shots of good Southern whisky probably wouldn't have hurt, either.
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Re: Thai was left out over night. Nuke it extra long?
Posted by: Jp!
Date: July 17, 2007 01:35PM
Quote
blusubaru
30 minutes after ingestion, I'm doing fine. I think the two double-stuff oreos helped to ease any negative effects.

Good to see you've cut the cord. Just don't associate with any foreigners for awhile. smiling smiley (according to matt, that MUST be what I'm thinking, so I might as well say it. LMAO)
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Re: Thai was left out over night. Nuke it extra long?
Posted by: M A V I C
Date: July 17, 2007 01:47PM
There's usually egg in pad thai. So if it was me, I wouldn't have eaten it. Plus I usually get chicken, which doesn't last too long.

Just because you don't get sick doesn't mean it didn't have some extra bacteria in it, that just means your immune system is working smiling smiley



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