Can you eat turkey bacon cold?
Chef's answer
Sure you can, same as you can eat raw chicken. You aren't guaranteed to get food poisoning, but your chances are SIGNIFICANTLY higher than if you would have cooked the meat properly before eating. ... Fully cooked, cold bacon is fine..
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Scallops are shellfish with an edible adductor muscle. These round, tender muscles are slightly sweet with a delicate and briny saltiness. They turn tender and buttery when prepared and cooked properly. Two types of scallops are sold at grocery stores and seafood market: bay scallops and sea scallops.
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The reason milk is added in meatloaf is that it soaks the bread crumbs which add needed moisture to the meatloaf. If you personally do not want to use milk you can try using low sodium beef stock, chicken stock, water, or a non-dairy milk substitute..
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All salmon eat small marine crustaceans (shrimp, krill and crabs) that are rich in astaxanthin, a carotenoid that is found in most sea life. ... White king salmon do not have the ability to metabolize these pigments from their food sources, leaving their flesh white..
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Seafood here: The ammonia-like smell is because the fish is not fresh. It is a product of decomposition. Don't eat it if it smells like that.
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Osmosis draws salt and the other curing ingredients into the muscle cells of the pork, where it causes the protein molecules to contract. This is why an uncooked ham has a firmer texture than raw pork roast..
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Symptoms of listeriosis range from showing no symptoms to having diarrhea, fever, muscle pain, joint pain, headache, stiff neck, backache, chills, sensitivity to bright light, and/or sore throat with fever and swollen glands. These symptoms can begin days to weeks after eating contaminated food.
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Symptoms usually occur within one to two days after consuming Salmonella and within 2 to 10 days after consuming Campylobacter. Symptoms usually go away after around four days. In severe cases of a Campylobacter infection, antibiotics may be needed.
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