Is it safe to heat up my cooked chicken breast on the dashboard of my vehicle?

Answer 1

Absolutely, with the following three provisos:

1. You're not eating this poultry yourself.

2. You dislike the people to whom you're serving this food.

3. You own shares in a toilet paper manufacturer.

Answer 2

Garlicky Chicken Breasts 1 envelope Good Seasons Italian Salad Dressing ½ cup grated Parmesan Cheese Mix these together Moisten 6 skinless boneless chicken breasts with water, dip into mixture, place in shallow baking dish. Bake 400 degrees for 20 - 25 minutes or until cooked through.

Answer 3

No Man it would take too long to reach cooking temperature and would be off by the time it did.You can cook chicken on the hot engine block though. Use boneless and cut it into strips and wrap in foil with seasoning.

Answer 4

If its already cooked and covered then yes. I once put a hot pocket in the dash of my van with a window visor that was reflective, when I came out 40 mins later it was hot and crispy. Just make sure its covered and already cooked and you'll be okay.

Answer 5

No. Bacteria begins to breed at 41 degrees. After four hours between 41 and 140 degrees, the bacterial growth becomes enough to make you ill.

Answer 6

Erm. NO.

You shouldn't reheat chicken at all unless you're making it REALLY hot. The dashboard of your car will just make it warm enough that any bacteria that may have settled on it will reproduce like crazy and make you sick.

Answer 7

actually it depends on where u live some where hot.....car closed up nice and tight ...you can actually cook cookies or an egg in your car! put it on the dashboard and you should be good 2 go in something sanatary of course!

Answer 8

if it is already cooked then yeah, but id use the hood or trunk, dashboards are all dusty and greasy and hard to clean

Answer 9

If thats all you have ~ then yes!! but maybe since it's summertime you can get a grill

Answer 10

Only if your fond of food poisoning