Christiansmommy
12-27-2007, 03:28 PM
OK...so this may be kind of a strange question to ask, but I thought I ask and see what the majority thought.
I made pumpkin pie the night before Christmas, to serve on Christmas day...it was a double recipe...that would make 2 pies. So I only had 1 crust made and time to make 1 pie...so I put the rest of the already mixed pumpkin pie ingredients/mixture in the fridge to make a pie out of the next day, but I never got around to it. So that leads me to my question...
Since there is egg in the pie filling (although it has been refridgerated since Monday night)...would be OK to still make the pie? OR do I just throw it out and buy a new can of the pie filling, add fresh eggs, spices, etc????
The reason I am unsure is, b/c eggs can sit in the fridge (in their shells) for an extended period of time.. and still be completely edible and safe to eat, obviously....but does it make a difference that the eggs are already mixed into this filling out of their shells since Monday night???? BTW, the eggs are still within their expiration date on the carton....anyway...what do YOU think? What would you do?? Thanks!!!!
I made pumpkin pie the night before Christmas, to serve on Christmas day...it was a double recipe...that would make 2 pies. So I only had 1 crust made and time to make 1 pie...so I put the rest of the already mixed pumpkin pie ingredients/mixture in the fridge to make a pie out of the next day, but I never got around to it. So that leads me to my question...
Since there is egg in the pie filling (although it has been refridgerated since Monday night)...would be OK to still make the pie? OR do I just throw it out and buy a new can of the pie filling, add fresh eggs, spices, etc????
The reason I am unsure is, b/c eggs can sit in the fridge (in their shells) for an extended period of time.. and still be completely edible and safe to eat, obviously....but does it make a difference that the eggs are already mixed into this filling out of their shells since Monday night???? BTW, the eggs are still within their expiration date on the carton....anyway...what do YOU think? What would you do?? Thanks!!!!