/ck/ - Food & Cooking

Why not put it in a little pot and put it in the fridge? How hard is that?

>>18708034
If you don't know the answer then you're retarded

>>18708034
yeah you get aids if you eat overnight rice

>>18708034
He's not as retarded as the fucking retard who doesn't know the difference between "overnight" and "over night"

I'm sorry your dad has to deal with such an ungrateful little bitch

If I was your pop I'd make you sit on my lap and force you to fart really hard

>>18708156
pedantic as fuck and hypocritical because you didn't even use a period retard

>>18708034
Is it in the fridge? it should be fine, it's probably ok even on the bench depending on how many hours it's out

more of a chance of it dying out and being inedible than getting you sick

Last night I got sick and had a fever of 40 degrees and vomited up my dinner.

My dinner was some Korean fried chicken and rice. I'm wondering if it was the chicken or rice that got me sick.

I had washed the rice and let it soak for 48 hours in my rice cooker but when I went to cook it, the rice smelled a bit "off" and there were some small bubbles in the pot which i don't usually see. What did I do wrong Anons?

>>18708034
if it's white rice it's fine, it should be safe for a couple of days (3-5) outside of the fridge. Wild rice however, will spoil in a day or 2 so it's better to put it in the fridge.

>>18708243
If you puked up nasty chicken vomit, it was probably shitty undercooked chicken. Or maybe it's unrelated and you were just sick. It is flu season after all

>>18708269
So I did a bit more googling and it's not recommended to soak rice for too long, especially at room temperature (which is what I did):

>It is not recommended that you keep rice in water soaking in the refrigerator for more than 12-24 hours. This can create a smelly film on top of the water as the starch accumulates. Plus, it can lead to bacteria developing.

>The water makes the rice break down and can make you sick if you eat it. It is not necessarily deadly or harmful long-term, but it will not taste good and probably won’t sit well in your stomach.

>>18708034
I eat shit that sat out overnight all the time. Rice is good for like two days provided it's in a lidded pot.

>>18708243
>washed the rice and let it soak for 48 hours
Dumb nigger, why so fucking long?

>>18708156
>He's not as retarded as the fucking retard who doesn't know the difference between "overnight" and "over night"
You mean you?

>>18708205
Don't leave rice out

>>18708207
Don't eat left out rice

>>18708244
Don't eat rice that was been left out, fucking idiot

>>18708302
You are fucking up your gut biome by doing that. Remember this post when you get really sick in 3 years

>>18708406
This. Rice left out can actually be quite dangerous.

>>18708243
bubbles = botulism

>>18708034
He's tired of looking after a NEET and is trying to poison you

>>18708156
"over night" isn't a thing

>>18708034
>You must be 18 to post here.
Your Dad "loves" you.

>>18708034
Probably and I'm sure the apple didn't fall too far from the tree either.

>>18708034
why aren't you cooking your own food

>>18709665
I bet her butthole is as cute as her face

>>18708243
I get paranoid eating rice left out for 5 hours uncovered, you are just another level of a blissfully ignorant retard.

>>18708034
fry it in the early morning

>>18710060
even if the only stuff you've got is soy and chopped spring onions

>>18708034

>An unnamed 20-year-old died in his sleep after eating five-day-old pasta.
>He ate the pasta at room temperature and attributed the odd taste to the new tomato sauce he'd put on it.
>The autopsy revealed liver necrosis, indicating his liver had shut down.
>Fecal swabs revealed bacteria responsible for "fried rice syndrome," a food poisoning commonly caused by leaving fried-rice dishes sitting out at room temperature.

I wouldn't

>>18710363
The perfect suicide. Everybody will think I was just retarded.

>>18708156
Nobody likes you in real life

>>18708406
Doesn't it make your gut biome better to have semi-harmful microbes in order to get used to making antigens? I'm fine.

>>18708034
After one day it should be ok but it'll get stale.
He might as well put it in the fridge, rice reheats in the microwave pretty well.

>>18710363
Bacillus cereus?

>>18708406

>>18708406
You fucking zoomers are all too goddamn soft, no wonder you're all gay.

>>18708406
I'm convinced that any time someone is unsure about anything foodwise, they mention gut biomes. Left out rice is fucking fine. Onigiri has survived for centuries and Japan seems fine. Every Asian friend I've had, their family just had a full rice cooker sitting out all day so people can just take what they want

>>18708243
You activated rice.

>>18712163
When you leave out food it is free to absorb more orgone energy.

>>18712201
You don’t leave the rice that long. Soak it 1-3 hours or overnight not 48 hours

Rice overnight is fine, just not in the summer because by the time you wake up it probably went bad. Go by smell/looks. If it looks like it's trying to become natto throw it out.

>>18712163
We leave our rice in the rice cooker for a half a day at most, covered and preferably with temperature regulation on. Eating rice that's been left out overnight is just asking for shits, especially uncovered.
Don't eat overnight rice. Put it in the fucking fridge.

>>18712277
Dog I've eaten so much food left out over night with 0 sickness. Chili, chicken, za, it don't matter. Definitely keep it covered, but the autistic level of hygiene is unnecessary

cooked rice at room temperature is prime breeding ground for bacteria/fungi

even rice that's been sitting at room temperature for 2 hours is not *safe*. you probably won't get sick from it, but you're accepting an increased risk of foodborne illness by consuming it.

obviously there's a lot of microbiological variabilities wrt your geographic and home environment, but in general you shouldn't eat rice that's been left out, certainly not if it's been left out overnight.

put your leftovers in a covered container and put them in the refrigerator as they approach room temperature.

you can even put hot leftovers directly into the fridge, contrary to popular assumption. your fridge will run more frequently to cool it down. the risk stems from the possibility of the hot leftovers heating the surrounding food into unsafe temperatures. you can minimize this by putting small amounts of leftovers into the fridge or by partitioning large portions into smaller containers, as a single large thermal mass will take longer to cool than a bunch of smaller ones.

>>18712433
Holy shit you guys are pussies. 2 hours rice unsafe...I like the next day rice when it has dried a bit and actually leaving it uncovered is better for that. When covered it can start maceration faster.
I even eat 2 days rice when it's well dried and not smelly (not in full summer obviously). It becomes some sort of onigiri I guess. I'm just a European cooking it in a pot until the water is gone and have no idea about rice cooking techniques.

>>18708243
>it soak for 48 hours

The fuck why?