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leftover beef ???
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I would use them till Tuesday but not sure if it would be ok Wednesday , why not freeze some and use the rest....:T#6 of the SKI-ers Club :j
"All that is necessary for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing" Edmund Burke0 -
I just wasn't sure how well the beef would freeze?
cool at least we can defo have it till tuesday!Proud to be dealing with my debts
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If I want to use left over beef for sandwiches, I cook it on Sunday and keep the leftovers in the fridge until Monday as it's much easier to carve thin slices when it's cold. I carve it up and freeze it, wrapped in tin foil, in portions that I can lift out one at a time for lunches.
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Thanks so much :jProud to be dealing with my debts
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Yesterday i cooked roast beef. we bought a joint about the size of a loaf of bread thinking it would shrink but it didn't. anyway i am now left with lots of leftover beef.
we are having some for dinner, but i not sure how i can freeze it for use at a later date .
do i have to put it n a liquid ( ie gravy ) then freeze in portions or just in container's.
i want it to retain it's flavor and not dry it out.
thanks in advance.0 -
Hi
I always freeze leftover beef in portions with gravy, curry sauce beef casserole etc and it's fine once defrosted
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Pipkin xxxThere is something delicious about writing the first words of a story. You never quite know where they'll take you - Beatrix Potter0 -
You have to freeze leftover meat in a gravy otherwise it will dry out. I usually use a much thinner gravy. First time I froze leftover meat I used quite a thick gravy and it looked very unappetising when it was defrosted.0
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jcr16 wrote:Yesterday i cooked roast beef. we bought a joint about the size of a loaf of bread thinking it would shrink but it didn't. anyway i am now left with lots of leftover beef.
we are having some for dinner, but i not sure how i can freeze it for use at a later date .
do i have to put it n a liquid ( ie gravy ) then freeze in portions or just in container's.
i want it to retain it's flavor and not dry it out.
thanks in advance.
Alternatively you could mince the cooked meat up and make it into a bolognese or meat pie filling with stock, veg and toms - this would then freeze well and last longer than the sliced meat i9n the deep freeze.0 -
thanks for suggestions.
i reheated some for dinner tonight. i put it in a roasting pan added a bit of water , covered in foil and cooked. it was delish. stayed nice and moist and so very tender. unfortunatly hubby like it so much he ate all the cold i had left in fridge aswell. but at least i know what to do with it next time i have left over beef.0 -
I have quite a bit of beef leftover from last nights dinner. It was roast beef a la Nigella; cooked like a giant steak, basically! It's med-rare.
Thought I'd do fajitas with some, but we dont' have the soured cream cheddar or salsa. And I dont' want to get them if I don't need to. We have brocolli, mushroom, cabbage, carrots (the usual veg) and rice pots, couscous pasta........
Something fast, easy and not too stodgy ( I'm on ww, so no pastry, please!)
Should also mention ther is about 1 1/2 lb left at least! :rolleyes:
Cheers!0
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