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Storing homemade Soup
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nickbrat
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Hello
I've just made some home made soup, red pepper, tomato and onion and it's bloody loverley, yum, yum. lots of cayenne pepper and ..............well you can imagine lol.
Anyway, i need to get it out of the pan. I've put it in some glass jars and want to store it for a while, i know i could freeze it, it doesn't contain any cream but can i keep it in the jars and simply leave it in the cupboard?
Just like any other soup.
Nick
I've just made some home made soup, red pepper, tomato and onion and it's bloody loverley, yum, yum. lots of cayenne pepper and ..............well you can imagine lol.
Anyway, i need to get it out of the pan. I've put it in some glass jars and want to store it for a while, i know i could freeze it, it doesn't contain any cream but can i keep it in the jars and simply leave it in the cupboard?
Just like any other soup.
Nick
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I've put it in some glass jars and want to store it for a while, i know i could freeze it, it doesn't contain any cream but can i keep it in the jars and simply leave it in the cupboard?
Unlikely - it'll probably start to ferment within a couple of daysGet it frozen, is my advice
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Hi Nick,
I wouldn't be too sure - have you put any preservatives in there? I would try the fridge it may last two or three days that way.0 -
Goodness no
it won't keep at room temperature. Soup that you buy in glass jars has been heat-processed in a water bath.
Bung it in the freezer it really is the easiest and safest option. Use plastic containers, old yogurt/margarine tubs or plastic bags.0 -
Thank you very much. I'll chuck it in the freezer0
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Just make sure you freeze it into portions lol i froze a huge pot of soup ages ago in one large lump and when i defrosted it i only wantd 2 portions so most of it ended up binned :O0
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I am looking into zip lock bags for freezing soup to save on space.... and save all those containers being unused for ages!MFW #185
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You can buy Pour & Store bags at Tesco and Sainsbos. They're resealable, stand up on their own and can go in the microwave too.That money talks - I can't deny,
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You can buy Pour & Store bags at Tesco and Sainsbos. They're resealable, stand up on their own and can go in the microwave too.
I agree, these are brilliant. I got mine in Home Bargains reduced to 50p :money: - unfortunately that was a little while ago - but worth keeping a lookout."Men are generally more careful of the breed(ing) of their horses and dogs than of their children" - William Penn 1644-1718
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You can buy Pour & Store bags at Tesco and Sainsbos. They're resealable, stand up on their own and can go in the microwave too.0
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I'm not sure if they're technically reusable ... but I've reused mine!That money talks - I can't deny,
I heard it once - it said 'goodbye'!
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