Not gonna lie, I’ve had my share of food go bad. Chicken,
spinach, chocolate mousse, mushrooms, milk — you name it and it’s
probably happened. Thankfully, I’ve never eaten rotten food (knock on
wood), though I’ve cooked and tasted it before tossing my entire meal.
It’s a waste of time and food when your main ingredient is expired and you don’t realize until it’s cooked — it’s really disappointing when you realize that the chicken you’ve been marinating and baking for the last hour has gone bad and you’re now without a dinner.
Save yourself the effort by checking for bad chicken before you start cooking. Here are 4 ways to tell if your raw chicken has gone bad.
1 Odur
2 Color
3 Look
4 By Touch
It’s a waste of time and food when your main ingredient is expired and you don’t realize until it’s cooked — it’s really disappointing when you realize that the chicken you’ve been marinating and baking for the last hour has gone bad and you’re now without a dinner.
Save yourself the effort by checking for bad chicken before you start cooking. Here are 4 ways to tell if your raw chicken has gone bad.
1 Odur
2 Color
3 Look
4 By Touch
