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cooking quorn
dawn_rose
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Hiya I'm looking to bulk cook for my freezer things like curries, chilli etc is it possible to use quorn in this was is cook, freeze, reheat! Many thanks.
Dawn.
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Hiya Dawn
It certainly is. I've done it for years and I'm still here! In fact I find very much like cooking and leaving it until the next day - if you freeze it the taste intensifies so is actually nicer when defrosted - like curry, chilli etc..0 -
I find the Quorn mince freezes well, chilli, shepherds pies, spag bol ect.. I have frozen sausages well, I didn't find the chicken did too well when defrosted in a curry but i still do it on occasions!!Virtual sealed pot 2019 member #6 :j
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Many thanks for that!Jan 2015 GC £267/£260
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Yep I use it the same as you would do meat. 0
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