I have a frozen stewing hen that has been in the bottom of my freezer since May this year. I want to use it up before it's freezer burned. If I make stock from it and them make the soup I want, is it safe to refreeze the finished soup and or the extra stock for another use? I will heed all the good advice on this ng for making a good stock. :-) Sharon
I have a frozen stewing hen that has been in the bottom of my freezer since May this year. I want to use it up before it's freezer burned. If I make stock from it and them make the soup I want, is it safe to refreeze the finished soup and or the extra stock for another use? I will heed all the good advice on this ng for making a good stock. :-) Sharon
On Sun 30 Oct 2005 06:50:58a, biig wrote in rec.food.cooking:
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I have a frozen stewing hen that has been in the bottom of my freezer since May this year. I want to use it up before it's freezer burned. If I make stock from it and them make the soup I want, is it safe to refreeze the finished soup and or the extra stock for another use? I will heed all the good advice on this ng for making a good stock. :-) Sharon
Absolutely.
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I have a frozen stewing hen that has been in the bottom of my freezer since May this year. I want to use it up before it's freezer burned. If I make stock from it and them make the soup I want, is it safe to refreeze the finished soup and or the extra stock for another use? I will heed all the good advice on this ng for making a good stock. :-) Sharon
Perfectly safe.
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