Freezeing Leftovers

chrisfuentes2005
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I started making roasted turkey Is it ok to freeze it and take out when you going to have it again and how long can you keep it if you can
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when you say "started" do you mean you are in the process of making it/ or cooked it already? If you started cooking it/marinating it, I would refrigerate up to 2 days? If you finished cooking it, I would still refrigerate it lol. I would say it can last up to 3-5 days? If you didn't season it at all, it can go back in the freezer.
not super sure but I would eat the food sooner than later.
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You are fully cooking the turkey before freezing? Are you freezing it the same day?
Should be fine in the freezer for a couple of months. Should be okay in the refrigerator 4-5 days.0 -
when you say "started" do you mean you are in the process of making it/ or cooked it already? If you started cooking it/marinating it, I would refrigerate up to 2 days? If you finished cooking it, I would still refrigerate it lol. I would say it can last up to 3-5 days? If you didn't season it at all, it can go back in the freezer.
not super sure but I would eat the food sooner than later.
After cooking it and having a lot left over.0 -
http://www.stilltasty.com
You are fully cooking the turkey before freezing? Are you freezing it the same day?
Should be fine in the freezer for a couple of months. Should be okay in the refrigerator 4-5 days.
Yes fully cooking it0 -
You can freeze it for up to 6 months. You do start to lose flavor after about 3 months though. I like to batch cook and freeze in single serving containers for lunches to take to work. I buy food labels from Amazon that dissolve in hot water and mark on my containers the item's name and date and number of servings. I make sure it corresponds to something in either my MFP recipes section or as a saved meal. Makes it easy t log it when do get around to eating it.0
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I cook a turkey when they are on good sale and freeze the meat for future use no pro (I live by myself so I get a lot of meals out of it).0
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shadowfax_c11 wrote: »You can freeze it for up to 6 months. You do start to lose flavor after about 3 months though. I like to batch cook and freeze in single serving containers for lunches to take to work. I buy food labels from Amazon that dissolve in hot water and mark on my containers the item's name and date and number of servings. I make sure it corresponds to something in either my MFP recipes section or as a saved meal. Makes it easy t log it when do get around to eating it.
That's what i was go to do. Thanks0
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