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Very often, I freeze raw hamburger. However, I've never frozen cooked
ground beef (hamburger). Is there any advantage regarding the former vs. the latter, especially if the hamburger is on the cusp of going bad and it has to get 'used' somehow, er cooked? So, freezing cooked nearly-expired hamburger instead of freezing it raw (hamburger patties, whatever) may be a better option? The frozen cooked hamburger "loose meat" will be used for "dutch relish" at a later date. For those unfamiliar with "dutch relish" - it's basically a hamburger soup - cooked ground beef in thickened beef broth - additional ingredients/veggies are optional as cook's choice(s). Sky -- Ultra Ultimate Kitchen Rule - Use the Timer! Ultimate Kitchen Rule -- Cook's Choice!! |
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