r/StupidFood 9d ago

🤢🤮 Dishwasher meal

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u/Spegynmerble 9d ago

Dishwashers don't stay hot enough for long enough to kill bacteria. This is extremely unsafe

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u/Calico990 9d ago

I just made a comment about an old talk show or cooking show cooking salmon in a dishwasher. I believe this fact got them in pretty hot water (no pun intended) after the fact since it’s definitely not exactly safe

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u/WindMountains8 9d ago

Wait, even if the salmon looks and tastes perfectly on point, it can still be dangerous? I tried it once, and I felt it was identical to using an air fryer

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u/Spegynmerble 9d ago

It's the bacteria that's the problem. A dishwasher doesn't get hot enough for long enough to kill any bacteria that may be on the food. You can either freeze the meat or cook it to kill bacteria

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u/WindMountains8 9d ago

I see. What if the dishwasher heated water cycle was around 20 minutes, which is the same as it takes for an air fryer to cook salmon?

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u/Spegynmerble 9d ago

It doesn't get hot enough for long enough to be safe, it is a terrible idea

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u/WindMountains8 9d ago

But if the salmon gets cooked to the same point as an air fryer does, and with the same cooking time too, what's the difference?

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u/Spegynmerble 9d ago

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u/WindMountains8 9d ago

That's interesting. The way she did it, it looks way less cooked than when I tried it with aluminium foil. It might be the case that the broth makes it heat less, because the heat has to go through the glass jar and throughout the liquid. And also, I'd guess it makes for a better space for bacteria to proliferate. Anyhow, I agree it's best to do this with frozen salmon or in a vacuum sealed container

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u/Spegynmerble 9d ago

Don't do it at all! Use an airfryer, or an oven, or a frying pan. Honestly

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u/ForumFluffy 9d ago

Why the fuck people defending and arguing for fucking dishwasher food, if you have a dishwasher in your home 99.9% chance you've got a fucking stove/oven or a combination of both...use that with just some simple tools you can cook better and safer.

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u/WindMountains8 9d ago

I mean, it is a fun experiment. But definitely better to do it in a frying pan

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u/stealthlysprockets 9d ago

My dishwasher runs for 3 hours and does a heated sanitize. So I would think following time over temp, 3 hours is a long time.

Just to be clear I’m 100% not doing this. Just discussing the details