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« on: December 14, 2010, 01:20:36 am »
I know this is the raw paleo forum, but I was thawing some suet ( about 1.5 pounds in the fridge in a zip lock bag) to cook it along with some steaks, and I accidentally left it maybe two or three days (obviously too long) in the fridge. I just took it out and it has a moldy smell and I can see where the mold is. I know some folks eat moldy meat, but I am not interested in experimenting with that. My question is this: should I cut off the moldy parts and cook the rest or should I throw it out? If I'm not completely successful in cutting off all the mold and some still remains on the suet, will cooking it take care of the mold (kill/destroy it) making it safe to eat
thanks for your help
also, how do I avoid this in the future? Thaw it in the fridge for 12 hours( instead of leaving it for 2-3days)? Or don't thaw at all? Or don't thaw it in a closed ziplock bag and use some other method instead?