The right way to thaw potentially hazardous foods such as beef or pork is to place it in the refrigerator. This allows the food to slowly thaw without it having to be exposed to warm temperatures and bacteria. If you are in a hurry and want to cook the food, you can also thaw it in a bowl of cold water. Change the water frequently.
Food thawing is when the food is frozen and you set it out or put it in the fridge so that it is not frozen anymore it is thawed .
In the refrigerator, in microwave or in cold running water.
no wth, just take the frozen food out of the freezer
The best place to thaw food is in the refrigerator, which should be set at 40°F or below.
Prepare a bucket of water. Pour gasoline on the frozen food. Light a match. Throw lit match onto the frozen food. Let the food 'thaw' until you think the gasoline is burnt off. Dump your bucket of water onto the frozen food. AND it should be now thawed.
No. It is absolutely safe to thaw frozen food with warm water. As long as you make sure that the water you use is clean. If you are unsure, use cooked water to thaw the frozen food.
You should probably thaw it first.
If the food thaws before you are going to use it, there could be an issue with freezer burn. Do not thaw until you are ready to use.
It should be eaten the same day it is thawed. For best results only partially thaw, and then cook and eat immediately. Go here for more: http://nchfp.uga.edu/how/freeze/thawing.html
The answer would vary with the type of food. For bread, for instance, the microwave is the worst; it gets all soggy. Many other foods, however, would be fine thawed by microwave. Potentially hazardous foods, like meat and seafood, should not be left on the counter to thaw.
Not if you want to live. Putting frozen oysters in the sun will cause them to go bad, and if you eat them you could die of food poisoning. If you plan to eat them cold, thaw them in the fridge. For eating hot, you could steam them while they're still frozen.