/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.15795301]

I have six chicken breasts that expire today
If I cook them now will they be good for the next few days?

[Anonymous No.15795304]

>>15795301
anon that's basically theft, just throw them out

[Anonymous No.15795306]

You're probably guaranteed to get a couple of days out of them, but "a few" might be pushing it. If you start shitting water, you know you waited too long.

[Anonymous No.15795310]

>>15795301

Just... no.

You need to donate those breasts to Black families in your local community. I recommend leaving your house and approaching Black people and informing them you have chicken breasts to donate.

[Anonymous No.15795313]

>>15795301
Just put them in the freezer

[Anonymous No.15795343]

>>15795301
cook them

[Anonymous No.15795354]

>>15795301
Yea they'll be fine

[Anonymous No.15795362]

Yes. I do this all the time.

[Anonymous No.15796132]

You could poach a couple of breasts and then shred them. It'll keep ok in the fridge for a couple of days and you can just add to a rice dish or whatever.
Or just freeze them.

[Anonymous No.15796175]

>>15795301
Put them in the oven until they're cooked through, then put them into bags and into the freezer. And then whenever you crave chicken, just let the warm up and put them in the oven for a bit.

[Anonymous No.15796189]

>does cooking soon-to-be-expired raw food extend the shelf life of the food?
the answer to this question is generally "yes"

[Anonymous No.15796197]

>>15795301
Bake, dice, and freeze in ziplock bags.

[Anonymous No.15796366]

>>15795301
please show me a picture of the expiration date. because you don't have one.

[Anonymous No.15796568]

>>15795301
dumb stupid retarded frogposter

[Anonymous No.15796627]

>>15796568
thank you for your contribution to this thread