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Can you defrost, cook and then re-freeze?

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Gillian76 · 18/03/2006 12:17

I am making bolognese sauce with defrosted mince (frozen on day of purchase). It will inevitably be too much to be consumed in one sitting, so can I freeze half for next week? Or will I kill them all??? :o

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alliebaba · 18/03/2006 12:17

i wouldn't.. think if you cooked it with fresh mince you could

SorenLorensen · 18/03/2006 12:19

You're cooking with defrosted raw mince and you want to freeze the end product? I do that all the time and we're not dead. So long as when you eat the frozen bolognese you make sure it's really thoroughly heated you'll be fine.

alliebaba · 18/03/2006 12:20

i'll try it then! if my family die can i sue?

Gillian76 · 18/03/2006 12:21

Exactly SorenLorensen. OK will do it!

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Yorkiegirl · 18/03/2006 12:22

if you freeze raw meat, defrost it and cook it, you can then freeze the cooked meat safely.

Aimsmum · 18/03/2006 12:22

Yeah, I think that would be fine too, as long as the mice was well cooked/heated afer each freeze.

Aimsmum · 18/03/2006 12:23

Or even the mince Blush If you feed them mice, you may well kill them!! Grin

alliebaba · 18/03/2006 12:23

mice or mince aims?? Grin i thought this was a no no, or is it just chicken.?

lapsedrunner · 18/03/2006 12:24

Yes

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