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Cooked a chicken on Monday - can I still boil carcass to make chicken soup

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hauntedcitylover · 22/10/2008 12:46

I would normally eat any leftover meat by today (ie two days max after it is cooked) but would it still be OK say to use the carcass tonight to make the stock and serve the soup tomorrow?

I am trying very hard to economise, it does not come easy. LOL

Even bought cold toast and a tin of beans for my lunch at work today. Actually cold toast is yummy!

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Carmenere · 22/10/2008 12:47

I think it will be ok as long as it has been refrigerated.

MadameCastafiore · 22/10/2008 12:56

I am so jealous of you - I wanted to make soup yesterday from the bones of the chicken we had on Sunday and DH the dope chucked it in the bin - he pulled a face and said - ooohhhh I dodn;t thinky ou would go in for that boiling the bones nonsense!

AAAARRRGGGGHHH!!

Go make your soup I bet it will be lovely with all that boney stuff!

SixSpotBonfire · 22/10/2008 12:58

Agree with Carmenere.

MC, your DH obviously has more money than sense!

SqueakyPop · 22/10/2008 19:04

Yes - it will be boiled and boiled. No germ could possibly survive.

Miggsie · 22/10/2008 19:05

Yes...boil away!
Refrigerate when cool.

Overmydeadbody · 22/10/2008 19:06

yes it will be fine as Carm said, just keep it in the fridge once you have made it and use tomorrow.

hauntedcitylover · 23/10/2008 11:00

Thanks everyone.

Unfortunately I left it on the cooker, it was bubbling away, I got distracted with bedtime etc and suddenly remembered it.

It had nearly boiled dry luckily I just saved it in time before it would have started burning. What am I like.

Oh well there's always next time. Will set an alarm on my mobile next time.

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