Threw out all of the fried tofu. Threw out two containers of curry paste. Discarded the lap cheung. A dish of left-overs also went into the trash.
Reason being an educational experience with food poisoning.
Sometimes my own cooking is dangerous.
Usually food poisoning is condiment related.
Judging by four times in three decades.
By the way: I never eat at Chipotle.
Food-poisoning symptoms like abdominal pain, stomach cramps, and multiple bouts of diarrhea or vomiting, are often more severe than a stomach bug.
That fried tofu may have sat out too long, and both the two curry pastes as well as the lap cheung were getting old.
Everything is educational.
All of it was cooked.
Thoroughly.
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Food-poisoning symptoms like abdominal pain
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