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Will this be okay to eat?

WychWillow
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I made a lasange on Tuesday night and had half of it that night. As soon as it had cooled it went into the fridge uncovered in the dish it was made in. I had every intention to use the rest of it for dinner yesterday but things changed and we ate out.
So, would I be okay reheating the lasagne tonight and using it for dinner today or should I throw it out and cook something else?
Thanks in advance!
So, would I be okay reheating the lasagne tonight and using it for dinner today or should I throw it out and cook something else?
Thanks in advance!
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I reheat stuff, often after considerably longer than 2 days, and all still alive and kicking in our house0
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Id eat it ,
Just make sure its reheated properly , Id take it out of the dish so as that any other bits dont burn.
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Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
You have saved me from having try and find something else for dinner0 -
ditto to what others have said, as its been in the fridge it should be fine0
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My golden rule is... if it passes the sniff test, risk it. I should think two days in the fridge is fine. If it has pasta on the top, you could sprinkle a bit of water on it so that it doesn't dry out on reheating - or heat it in the microwave which won't dry it out too much.
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WW, I do hope that you're well today.
I read this thread yesterday and looked at the responses, as I too had planned to have a pork casserole that had been cooked on Tuesday.
I felt confident with all the reassurance from the posters on here.
The stew tasted fine, but when I woke up this morning ........... we were all dead:rotfl:Official DFW Nerd Club - Member # 593 - Proud To Be Dealing With My Debts!0
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