Potentially hazardous food should not be left at room temperature for more than 2 hours, or only one if the ambient temperature is very warm. At that time, it should be re-heated or refrigerated.
Leaving raw meat longer than an hour out of the refrigerator can invite bacteria to form. Raw meat should not be left at room temperature. It should be unrefrigerated only for the short trip from the store to home and for the time it takes to prep it for cooking.
Unless you're drying the meat with salt and/or other preservatives, just a few hours.
You don't have to remove the meat from the bone, but the chicken meat will taste better if you do.
Freezing it, refrigerating it, salting it, smoking it, drying it are all ways of preserving meat.
The best fresh food temperature is 40 degrees Farenheit. If it's any colder then the food is likely to freeze, and any warmer then the food won't keep as long or as safely.
About 4-7 days, depending on ambient temperature.
The temperature and humidity of the meat locker will determine how long you can hang the meat.
Yes, from what I have heard and read. Moving hot food to a cold refrigerator can cause bacteria to form and grow rapidly. The food should be cooled to room temperature before refrigerating.
it depends on the variety and quality of the meat, and the temperature of the meat. if the refrigerator is on basic temp, about 4-7 days
at room temperature about 4 hours
If meat is left out at room temperature for too long bacteria will begin to grow, this can cause terrible digestive system problems to anyone who eat the contaminated meat.
After an hour or so at room temperature, meat should be cooked.
With a roast that big, I wouldn't allow x number of minutes per pound, and then assume its done, you need one of those internal temperature probes. There are these nice digital meat thermometers where you insert the probe into the meat before you start cooking, then the wire goes out your oven door, and there's a little timer attached that you can place on the counter, set the desired finished temperature, and then the alarm goes off when the meat reaches the desired temperature. You want it to go off 5 to 10 degrees before the roast reaches the temperature for the desired level of doneness, because the temperature will continue to rise for a little bit while the meat rests before serving.
meat is no longer good if she is down.