HOW DO YOU FEEL ABOUT EATING OLD COOKED FOOD?
This is my food for the evening today.
It is an old food of few days ago, that I warmed and about to eat. I kept it in the freezer so that it won't get spoiled.
But some people don't like to eat old cooked food. They said that the vitality of the food is gone if it stays overnight.
But what about if you put it in the freezer, I asked? And I was told that even if you put it in the freezer for preservations, the vitality will still not be there anymore because the freezer will denature the food.
Some said that if you warm the old food, the heat will kill the vitality and so because of this, they don't like old cooked food. But they prefer to always it freshly cooked food.
Well for me, I don't mind eating old cooked food. In fact any time I make food, I cook a little bit more than I can eat so that I can warm it up for some other time.
I do this because, some times, when I come back late from work and I cannot cook again, I can easily warm the old food and it.
Also, sometimes, I might just be lazy to cook, and so when I find myself in this kind of situation, I just warm an old cooked food and eat.
What do think, how do you feel about eating old cooked food?
S:N; I enjoyed the food 😁😀😀
Sounds like pure hogwash. If you've cooked the food in the first place, then those vitamin molecules that are sensitive to heat have already been damaged to the extent they were ever going to be damaged. If you reheat food left over from the day before, there's nothing wrong with that. Yeah, the taste may not be the same as when fresh, but there is no real harm done.
Thank you @markkujantunen. Exactly my point.
Looks very delicious and yummy!
Yes, @hanen. It was jealous and yummy. 😁😀
:D
Personally I sometimes have (leftover) dishes that even taste better eaten a couple of days later.
Same with me too @smasssh. I thought I was the only one who felt this way. 😀😀
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I think it is a good habit not to spoil food. I do the same, save it for later, and as said sometimes it is better the next day👍
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Yes, true. It tastes sweeter when it is older, even for a day.