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:mad::mad: I am almost wishing I cooked it up for DH to eat now :mad::mad:
He was in lateish last night and dished himself up some risotto that I had in the SC. Tried it and said he didn't like it, so I called to him to box up the rest and bung it in the freezer. Guess what I found in the SC this morning :mad: 3 to 4 portions of leek and mushroom risotto :mad:BSCno.87The only stupid question is an unasked oneLoving life as a Kernow Hippy0 -
Pefectly fine, things simply don't go off in the freezer.
They might change slightly in quality, get what they call freezer burn but with mince you shouldn't even notice , especially after only a handful of months.
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yeah it will be fine, i make a point of always having mince in my freezer and because it's a chest it usually falls threw (i bag it up) so is there for ages til i find it and has always been fineDEC GC £463.67/£450
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tigerfeet2006 wrote: »:mad::mad: I am almost wishing I cooked it up for DH to eat now :mad::mad:
He was in lateish last night and dished himself up some risotto that I had in the SC. Tried it and said he didn't like it, so I called to him to box up the rest and bung it in the freezer. Guess what I found in the SC this morning :mad: 3 to 4 portions of leek and mushroom risotto :mad:
if it was covered and left on it shud be fine to freeze now, but if it was turned off it's the slow cooling from your sc that would cause issuesDEC GC £463.67/£450
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yes if it smells ok then it probably is ok I would defrost it,smell it, and cook it up without a problem0
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Yes it will be fine, as long it was fine before it went in there, which I'm sure it was, otherwise you wouldn't have kept it0
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i always do this and it is in there a lot longer than 5 months dont worry:xmastree:Is loving life right now,yes I am a soppy fool who believes in the simple things in life :xmastree:0
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Yeah! it had been turned off <roll eyes>BSCno.87The only stupid question is an unasked oneLoving life as a Kernow Hippy0
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I brought some mince in Sept of last year as it was on offer and froze it the same day.
Its obviously well past its use by date but as i froze this straight away, will it be safe to use and eat?
It'll be finetigerfeet2006 wrote: »I put a pork joint in the slow cooker last Monday with some apple juice, tasted gorgeous. Put what was left in a tupperware box and put it in the fridge. It got shoved behind a few things and forgotten and I have just found it.
Can I turn it in to a meal (probably enough to eek out a meal for the 3 kids) or should I throw it away?
Hi tigerfeet :hello: I'd eat it, but I have the constitution of an ox
I'll add these threads to the Food Safety thread to keep ideas together.:rudolf: Sheep, pigs, hens and bees on our Teesdale smallholding :rudolf:0 -
Going to do a chicken curry tonight. I opened the greek yoghurt last Saturday. It says to be consumed within 3 days of opening. Can I get away with using it in a curry recipe?0
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