Dog found in the freezer at our fav Chinese restaurant sm

• Food safety question - left chicken in oven overnight (sm) - NC MT
  • I hardly have time to eat before husband - Chicken
  • My rule if not green and fuzzy it is okay. EXCEPT - for chicken. Even I wouldnt eat chick left in oven
    • you forgot - any mayonnaise containing dish - cannot eat if left out and open for....sm
      • Actually, I do know that mayonnaise is not the culprit - (sm) - NCMT
        • Food handlers class - (sm)
          • I agree w/you and your post - cannot eat if left out and open for....sm
          • I promise you it is not the mayo - mayo actually retards bacterial growth (sm) - NC MT
            • I just read that link you provided (thanks!) - cannot eat if left out and open for....sm
              • No I wouldn't eat it either...just saying that it is not the picnic culprit (sm) - NC MT
                • Just read it too, so I see what you're saying - Snuggs (sm)
                  • Man, can't believed I missed this thread today! - Hayseed
                    • probably dog or cat....*lol* - happened in my area when I was 12....sm
                      • Dog found in the freezer at our fav Chinese restaurant sm - trose
                      • Hmmm...there never was a stray issue in that city! - Hayseed
                        • HAHAHA, so that tells me they went - happened in my area when I was 12....sm
  • Publix is our big supermarket and they sell - roasted chickens and the rule for them....sm
  • Others may disagree with me, but since it is cooked - trose
    • That was my original logic too (sm) - NCMT
    • I guess I need to do more research, I thought - trose
      • that's the great thing about life - we learn - something new every single day!! sm
    • no,no, no, no - you are risking Salmonella..... - do not eat it............n/m
  • it's' chicken, when in doubt, throw it out!!! - sm
  • I wouldn't eat it - by

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Like an idio t, i thought it was my imagination that stuff wasn't getting cold enough or frozen hard enough in my fridge/freezer so i haven't said anything to the manager of our townhous complex.  around Wedesday I noticed my cool whip wasn't frozen. Now my "frozen" fish sticks are softer and easy to break.  Are they safe to eat? what happens if a "keep frozen" food gets thawed out? Is it still safe to eat?? The office isn't open until Monday and he probably won't get here until Monday afternoon at the earliest so what do I do with all my food in the meantime??

How can you do that? Wouldn't it have to be an awfully big freezer? Regardless, what a horrible way to die.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — Police say a woman accidentally fell into her freezer and died before a friend found her and called authorities.

Colorado Springs Sgt. Tim Hogan says a woman called police Saturday morning to report her friend was dead in the freezer. Hogan says that an initial investigation makes it appear the woman fell into the freezer, then got trapped and suffocated before she could get out.

Foul play is not suspected. The woman was not immediately identified, and police didn't say how long the woman had been dead in the freezer before her friend found her.

Why doesn't our country do more about this crap!  Lead in toys, poisonous drywall, and I once saw a Chinese business woman on TV bragging about her drug business ... how she uses ingredients other than the real drug (often poisonous to humans) and is getting rich on this business.  She said she sells to many other countries with the U.S. being a top buyer.  WHAT?!  This woman was literally bragging on TV about it.

I don't understand why we haven't done something MAJOR about this. 

I never go to the doc or get RXs, but does anyone know if one can tell if they came from China? 

were involved with ball playing by women too.....here's a link for their culture and their sports history....they were always thought of as weak but they were not weak....

http://chineseculture.about.com/library/weekly/aa032301a.htm

I save every packet of sauces from my Chinese food delivery.  Whether I'm cooking bar-b-q (ribs, chicken, pork chops, etc), or baking whatever or grilling, broiling, or boiling, I can usually throw together something from those packets depending on what flavoring I want to achieve.  My dad taught me not to look at recipes, but just to think about how flavors work together and trust your guts.  That doesn't work for everyone, but I've made some delicious dinners when I didn't have any other seasonings in the house but those Chinese food packets :)  Try to remember to balance out a sweet with a sour (or salty) flavor.  I remember how I was horrified when he put cinnamin in a pot roast once, but it was the best roast I ever had.  He had been doing it for years...he just hid it from me.  Once I knew he used it, I enjoyed it more than I ever had!

And my husband is trying to tell me that means I already have everything.

Hmmm......

Since language is "our thing" - and particularly ESL - I thought you'd like to get a head start on what to expect from future Chinese dictators.  Get a load of these Chinese-to-English learning blocks (I'll post this as an URL you can paste into your browser since some are reluctant to click on links):

http://peer-see.com/blog/chumble-spuzz/2006/07/09/

I suggest we practice by forming sentences, such as:  "The patient is a construction worker who was operating a navvy when a crustacea flew into the cab.  Mistaking it for a darning needle, he swatted at the crustacea and lost control of the navvy, which crashed.  Unfortunately, he was not wearing a safety armet at the time and was knocked unconscious..."

in line for a bathroo stall.  Finally a lady came out of onel and I went inside.  There was urine ALL OVER the seat.  I was just livid.  Okay lady, if you are too scared to sit down to pee because of the germs, then for crying out loud, WIPE UP YOUR PEE so it's not there for some total stranger to have to deal with.  Or hold it until you get home. 

Gross, gross, gross. 

You should've asked for your money back! 

I've met folks from all over the world and learned different types of cooking here and there...just home cookin'...nothin' fancy.

They're are so many different varieties of southern cooking as in every other part of the country.  I'm from NY and didn't know squat about jowl meat in the beans and the greens....salted everything...fat on top of fat...or deer for that matter.  I was voted least likely to ever whack, hack, pack and stack a deer for the freezer...and name the parts (including making deer sausage and bambi burgers with an old-timey hand grinder) and deer jerky.        

Lamb would be a delicacy on anyone's table these days and isn't usually used in southern cooking. 

Don't get me started on seafood...lived near the ocean and bay and I didn't realize how expensive that stuff was until I moved inland 'cause I just went out and fished or harvested it.       

Now, give me a bambi burger and I know what to do with that!  Cat  

Nestle chocolate (like chocolate milk)

Neopolitan ice cream

nachos (don't know how much kiddies will like those though)