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Cook from Frozen?

Deedee73
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Hello everone, my September Grocery challenge started today and I have been doing some batch cooking.
lots of Chicken Curry and I hope Liver casserole, I was just wondering, when I go to eat these next week, should I defrost them or just bung em in the oven?
I did try searching for an answer! Didn't find a specific one, but loads of new tips!!
Thanks in advance.
lots of Chicken Curry and I hope Liver casserole, I was just wondering, when I go to eat these next week, should I defrost them or just bung em in the oven?
I did try searching for an answer! Didn't find a specific one, but loads of new tips!!
Thanks in advance.
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Weeell, I usually chuck it in the fridge the morning I need it so that it is defrosted by the evening when I want to cook it, but I have done it before now where I've just cooked them from frozen, just ensure that they are cooked through and piping hot! I'm doing this tonight, got a tuna pasta bake that I forgot to take out of the freezer this morning so will be cooking it from frozen!Official DFW Nerd no. 082! :cool:Debt @ 01/01/2014 £16,956 Debt now: £0.00 :j
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**purpleprincess** wrote:Weeell, I usually chuck it in the fridge the morning I need it so that it is defrosted by the evening when I want to cook it
That's the right way to do it:
1 Because a slow defrost prevents ice crystal damage but much more important here
2 Because you spent money freezing it so get some of that back by cooling the fridge as it defrosts.
Cheers
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Thans Ray, I shall let my other half know that I was helped by a lovely man today!:TSig ah Sig Ahhh0
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RayWolfe wrote:That's the right way to do it:
1 Because a slow defrost prevents ice crystal damage but much more important here
2 Because you spent money freezing it so get some of that back by cooling the fridge as it defrosts.
Cheers
Ray (yes, a bloke)
Thanks Ray
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Pretty much as title says! I have a frozen chicken in the freezer, can I cook it from frozen?
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No , has it not got defrosting instructions on it?#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 dont know but i would never do it, i would be too scared of germs lol, just put it in its wrapping in a bowl of COLD water that will defrost it quickerIf we can put a man on the moon...how come we cant put them all there?
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Personally i would defrost it if it a whole bird#440 sealed pot challenge0
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Whole bird or not you CANNOT cook undefrosted chicken safely... just read the instructions on the pack it will tell you what to do....:eek:#6 of the SKI-ers Club :j
"All that is necessary for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing" Edmund Burke0 -
Dont Iceland do cook from frozen chicken?0
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