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Defrosted Salmon Fillets - Edible?

DirtPoorGuy
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I bought some Birds Eye Salmon Fillets on Tuesday and then realised I had no room for them in my freezer so they have been sitting chilled but defrosted in the fridge, If I cooked these tonight would they be safe to eat?
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If they were frozen when you bought them and have been in your fridge ever since I think that I would chance them, unless they smell really dodgy.
MarieWeight 08 February 86kg0 -
Why on earth wouldn't they be? I always defrost frozen fish before cooking it0
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thriftlady wrote: »Why on earth wouldn't they be? I always defrost frozen fish before cooking it
Because they've been defrosting since Tuesday
DPG - this is a tricky one - if it were meat, I'd say it would be OK. Fish usually tells you if it's not fit, so give it a look and a sniff and trust your own senses
Penny. x:rudolf: Sheep, pigs, hens and bees on our Teesdale smallholding :rudolf:0 -
Thank you all for the replies, I have since found a website, quoted below, which gives an indicator of fish freshness so I think I will be having salmon tonight :T, tastes good when it is fresh, even better when it is free as it was a TMF from Birds Eye.Fresh salmon fillet should have:
- Consistent red colour - when it starts going bad, it will have a blotchy surface.
- Shiny and dry surface - when it starts going bad, it gets a slimy greyish coating.
- Fresh odour - it can also smell like melon or cucumber. If it's bad, it will smell rotten, like a sour dishcloth.
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Doh:doh:I didn't read the question properly:o Sorry!
I agree with Penny;) as ever.0
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