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Raw uncovered Spatchcock in the fridge - safe?

howmeisterg
howmeisterg Posts: 143
edited November -0001 in EggHead Forum
Hi All.

Prep-ing my first cook for tomorrow, and have a fully prepared chicken laying on a pan, and based on advice I have read, I am drying it out overnight uncovered in the fridge for crispier skin.

The wife is concerned about the bacteria becoming airborne and cross-contaminating other food in there, like the surface of apples and eggs.

The chicken and its liquid is completely separate from anything else - I am careful about that.

But what about the transfer of bacteria through the air - should I be concerned and loosely cover it? What is everyone's experience with uncovered poultry in the fridge?

Thanks!!

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