Frozen Veg Stock
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Cheese Mechanic

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198 months

Friday 18th October 2013
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Ok, silly question.

Have taken out frozen Veg stock to thaw ready as part of tomorrow's nosebag.

Thing is, there is approx double what I actually need. So thing is, can I refreeze what I've not used?

I'm assuming no, but if I boil it (effectively "cooking" it ) is it then safe to freeze it?

Cheese Mechanic

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Saturday 19th October 2013
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Nobody able to comment on this?

Mobile Chicane

21,977 posts

241 months

Saturday 19th October 2013
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I'd just refreeze the unused portion.

Digger

16,797 posts

220 months

Saturday 19th October 2013
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Can't you just slice through it with a decent bread knife, keeping a jug of boiling water handy to keep the knife warm as you saw through it?

I've just discovered you can buy knives specifically for frozen foods.

Edited by Digger on Saturday 19th October 11:37

Cheese Mechanic

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198 months

Sunday 20th October 2013
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Thanks folks, as things turned, I'd underestimated the stock requirement, so the need to refreeze did not arise.

This is, my home made stock, although strained, still has "bits" in it , and it was this that concerned me, in the main.

Must do some googling, see what approved wisdom is.