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Got a shoulder of lamb for Sunday roast, haven't done this for years. But we've got so much left over.
DH will do a lamb and potato curry tomorrow 😋.
But we will still have leftovers.
Is it ok to freeze and defrost for a further lamb and potato curry later on?
I would assume it is?
AIBU?
Freezing cooked Lamb
giveovernate · 04/09/2022 17:38
dottiedodah · 04/09/2022 17:58
It's fine to freeze.my cousin actually freezes cold meat and uses it for a roast dinner! No problems so far .just reheat it well and never more than once is the ruled
giveovernate · 04/09/2022 17:56
I think we'd have to do that without the potato because we've frozen curry with potato in before and it turned to mush.
But maybe freeze the basic curry and use that as the base, adding potato, spinach etc is a good call.
Rummikub · 04/09/2022 17:52
I think I would cook all the leftovers as curry and freeze the remaining portion.
i think it keeps better that way. I often freeze lamb and potato curry.
MangoSmooothie · 04/09/2022 17:53
Yes it will be fine to freeze. The rule is not to reheat more than once, so suggest you make and eat all the curry in one go. The same will go for the meal you make with the defrosted lamb - cook and eat in one go. Sounds delicious by the way.
Rummikub · 04/09/2022 17:52
I think I would cook all the leftovers as curry and freeze the remaining portion.
i think it keeps better that way. I often freeze lamb and potato curry.
LordEmsworth · 04/09/2022 17:47
Why on earth would you be unreasonable to freeze leftover roast lamb and use it later?
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