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Freezing - Tips and Quick Questions thread
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yep same as Camelot, cut up into size required and pop in a bag then freeze - I'm the only one who eats salmon in my household, so this is great for me0
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Me to. I buy it at Costco and cut to size, bag up and freeze. Esther xSecond purse £101/100
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Thanks peeps0
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Agree with previous posters. Portion up, pop in freezer bags, take out as needed. There's only me here too and I normally pick up a big salmon from Costco and portion it up as their salmon is good value compared to the supermarkets.This is WAY more fun than monopoly.0
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Same here, I cut up a side of salmon and freeze as single portions and can just take out what I need when I need it.0
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As long as you freeze it in single portions you'll be fine0
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Remember to take it out to defrost in good time.0
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I have recently started doing a monthly shop and cooking a lot of meals at the start of the month then freezing them. I wondered if it is safe to make up marinades and put on raw chicken breasts, then freezing them till they need to be cooked. Sorry if this is a really silly question but obviously you have to be quite careful when dealing with raw chicken so I thought I should check.0
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You can buy similar things, so I don't see why not."On behalf of teachers, I'd like to dedicate this award to Michael Gove and I mean dedicate in the Anglo Saxon sense which means insert roughly into the anus of." My hero, Mr Steer.0
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Absolutely you can.0
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