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chicken going bad after cooked
how many days is chicken good for after it is grilled.
of course it will be wrapped up and in the fridge. |
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I'd go by the smell...I've heard chefs say that. A rule of thumb I've heard is 48 hours raw, 72 hours cooked, all refrigerated, but always go by the smell instead
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I cook mine for 5 or 6 days worth at a time sometimes and I havent had a problem.
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I've cooked all of my meats on Sunday's for quite a while now. I don't usually run out until Saturday or Sunday morning - so at least a week.
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I never go more than a couple days. I'm not willing to take any chances
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