Does homemade jam go bad?
Chef's answer
Lighter-colored jam turning darker is perfectly normal, and it doesn't indicate spoilage. Store-bought jam keeps quality for at least a year. Once you open it, it stays best for a couple of months. Homemade jam lasts about a year unopened, and for a month or two after opening.
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Homemade burger vs fast food burger Homemade burgers are a great way to save money on meals and improve your health. Made from high quality ingredients, a homemade burger is a far more healthy option than a fast food burger..
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Jerky is a lightweight, dried meat product that is a handy food for backpackers, campers and outdoor sports enthusiasts. It requires no refrigeration. Jerky can be made from almost any lean meat, including beef, pork, venison or smoked turkey breast. ... Freezing will not eliminate bacteria from the meat..
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After the pieces come out of the dehydrator and have a chance to equilibrate, the moisture from the center will move out to the surface, and if there is enough moisture it can mold. Or if you store it where it continues to air dry, it will get hard like you described or crumbly if cut across the grain.
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There is nothing like making homemade jerky. ... Jerky will mold if not enough moisture has been removed from the meat during the drying process.
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In short, though beef jerky is a healthy snack, its best consumed in moderation. Most of your diet should come from whole, unprocessed foods. Though beef jerky is healthy, avoid eating too much of it, as it's high in sodium and may come with the same health risks that are linked to eating processed meats.
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If you try to flip it too soon before the meat has had a chance to fully cook on one side, the meat won't be done enough on that side to hold the rest of the patty together, and it will fall apart much easier..
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Some people who make hamburgers have a tendency to add too much in their patties. They add soy, marinates, liquid seasoning, and even salt long before making the patty. All the extra ingredients either add too much moisture to the patty, which will make it fall apart. Some also use binders like breadcrumbs or eggs..
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