If a pound of butter is frozen and is left to thaw, can it be frozen again?

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"Kswck" > wrote:

> If a pound of butter is frozen and is left to thaw, can it be frozen again?

I don't see why not, but I personally only take out 1/4 lb. cube of
butter at a time to thaw as it generally takes us 1 month to use it.

We keep it frozen too.
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> In article >,
> "Kswck" > wrote:
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>> If a pound of butter is frozen and is left to thaw, can it be frozen
>> again?
>
> I don't see why not, but I personally only take out 1/4 lb. cube of
> butter at a time to thaw as it generally takes us 1 month to use it.
>
> We keep it frozen too.
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> Nicholson

It was left out accidentally when trying to make room in the freezer.
But thank you.

On Sep 2, 2:24 pm, "Kswck" > wrote:
> If a pound of butter is frozen and is left to thaw, can it be frozen again?

Yes, I've done it several times. But why not take the opportunity to
make some compound butters? Besides the more or less standard herbs,
I like grated zest of citrus. Roasted garlic is also really good.
Once you have the flavorings mixed well into the soft butter, wrap it
in convenient sizes in aluminum foil and freeze. Thaw to room temp to
use. One good use for these compound butters is to spread them under
the skin of a chicken before you roast or grill it. -aem

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aem > wrote:

> On Sep 2, 2:24 pm, "Kswck" > wrote:
> > If a pound of butter is frozen and is left to thaw, can it be frozen again?
>
> Yes, I've done it several times. But why not take the opportunity to
> make some compound butters? Besides the more or less standard herbs,
> I like grated zest of citrus. Roasted garlic is also really good.
> Once you have the flavorings mixed well into the soft butter, wrap it
> in convenient sizes in aluminum foil and freeze. Thaw to room temp to
> use. One good use for these compound butters is to spread them under
> the skin of a chicken before you roast or grill it. -aem

Now that is a cool idea for herbed butter. :-)
I've always just stuck butter and herbs separately under the chicken
skin, but that sounds better.

I've been hankerin' to roast a couple chickens lately. They've been on
for $.79.

Some of them are weighing 4 lbs.
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On Mon, 03 Sep 2007 11:41:26 -0500, Omelet >
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>I've been hankerin' to roast a couple chickens lately. They've been on
>for $.79.
>
>Some of them are weighing 4 lbs.

LOL... everything is bigger in Texas!


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In article >, sf wrote:

> On Mon, 03 Sep 2007 11:41:26 -0500, Omelet >
> wrote:
>
> >I've been hankerin' to roast a couple chickens lately. They've been on
> >for $.79.
> >
> >Some of them are weighing 4 lbs.
>
> LOL... everything is bigger in Texas!

Except the deer... <G>
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> On Sep 2, 2:24 pm, "Kswck" > wrote:
>> If a pound of butter is frozen and is left to thaw, can it be
>> frozen again?
>
> Yes, I've done it several times. But why not take the opportunity
> to
> make some compound butters? Besides the more or less standard
> herbs,
> I like grated zest of citrus. Roasted garlic is also really good.
> Once you have the flavorings mixed well into the soft butter, wrap
> it
> in convenient sizes in aluminum foil and freeze. Thaw to room temp
> to
> use. One good use for these compound butters is to spread them
> under
> the skin of a chicken before you roast or grill it. -aem

Mmm. I like to make up a few rolls of garlic butter and freeze them.
When grilling burgers I fold a silver dollar-sized slice into the
center of each burger. They come out tender, juicy and ohmygod good.
I also toss a dollop or two on steaks while grilling. The stuff
lasts for months in the freezer.

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