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please answer asap,need to cook tea!cooked sausages question?
Thanks in advance.
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:wave: Just wanted everyone to know that this isn't me using an AE. :rotfl:
Sorry Peakma.......it's just that this is eactly the kind of thing I usually ask.
Herman - MP for all!
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If your kids have had sausages two days running already I'd be tempted to throw them in the bin and do cheesy baked potatoes with beans... not sure if they would still be ok though if you really really want to use them up.... I wouldn't heat them in the microwave just in case....#6 of the SKI-ers Club :j
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Whats an AE?0
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Reheating food is problematic. Food needs to reach 65 degrees throughout to start killing germs. So reheat with care. Alternatively (as they were cooked Sat and have been in the fridge) serve cold.
If in doubt, dont take chances. Especially with children. Their tums have built up enough bacteria yet to cope with a doggie sausage.HKP
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I wouldn't use Saturday's but last nights should be ok I would think.I've been lucky, I'll be lucky again. ~ Bette Davis0
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Alter ego I suspect?Peakma wrote:Whats an AE?It's nice to be nutty but's more important to be nice0 -
According to various food safety websites, cooked meat lasts 10 days as long as it's been in a fridge.
Hester
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Hardup_Hester wrote:According to various food safety websites, cooked meat lasts 10 days as long as it's been in a fridge.
Hester
I wouldn't eat meat ten days after its been cooked,:eek: i don't know about anyone else, maybe i am just fussy.0 -
cliffsgirl wrote:I wouldn't eat meat ten days after its been cooked,:eek: i don't know about anyone else, maybe i am just fussy.
Wouldn't you? Ever bought cooked ham from the deli counter? I have no idea how long the same ham is displayed and carved from, but I would imagine that in some cases it could easily be a good few days, and then you keep it in your fridge for four or five more using it in sandwiches etc. It is surprising what seems horrible when you know and what doesn't when you don't...;)
As regards the OPs sausages. If you didn't kill anyone on Saturday, you won't today providing they are all cooked right through. Nuke 'em and eat 'em.0 -
its only monday today ! id def eat sausages that were cooked on sat and have been in the fridge !
id stick them in the microwave
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