soup left overnight? still good?

Question

Last night I made a pot of vegetable soup, and I made sure there was plenty of water, and put it on low, and I was going to cook it for several hours.. probably not a good idea in retrospect.. Well what happened was somehow the flame went out and what ended up happening was my kitchen got filled up with natural gas overnight, and thank God I didn't light a candle or anything, and I've spent the entire day airing out the house, trying to get the gas/gas smell out of my house, so the pot of vegetable soup (no meat or meat products) is still on the stove, and I need to know if I cook it now (everything is still raw) if it will be any good or do I need to throw it all out.

thanks

Answer 1

if you was going to cook it for several hours and the flame went out then you went to bed. did you not to think oh yes i have made soup i must go and turn it off then you would have known that the flame was out and could have prevented from the nautral gas? anyway the soup should be fine, you are lucky to be alive some are not lucky.

Answer 2

No problem the gas probaly sterilised the soup! I make home made soup once a week and keep it chilled in the fridge for a week. recipe on my Tips page of my website - good for losing weight. Link to my website on my profile. Click me picture for my profile... Or just type my nick in to Google.

Answer 3

He replaced into suitable via no longer putting it away at present, even with the undeniable fact that meals that are going to be saved ought to cool down interior of four hours and then put in the refrigerator. After the 4 hours expire you at the instant are interior the temperature danger zone. do no longer consume THE SOUP.

Answer 4

DUDE, you are SO lucky your alive and your house is still STANDING! Seriously, do you do that all the time? Do you always go to bed or have you ever left the house with the stove on? Do you have kids? I HOPE NOT!?!?

Answer 5

since there is no meat or other protein in the soup, it would be ok.
bon apetit.