mar52
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Freezer burned food
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Mon, 08/27/12 8:32 PM
Flank Steak, specifically. Just went to the garage to get the 3 pound package of flank steak out of the extra freezer. Yep.. freezer burn. Looks like it's just around the edges. What do you do with freezer burned food? I think my dogs will like it.
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chefbuba
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Re:Freezer burned food
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Mon, 08/27/12 9:49 PM
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mar52
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Re:Freezer burned food
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Mon, 08/27/12 10:50 PM
I'll cook it tomorrow. Do you think they'll like it grilled?
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Re:Freezer burned food
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Mon, 08/27/12 11:30 PM
I'd pressure cook it, cut off the extreme edges if necessary, and shred it. Make something like Ropa Vieja or the shredded meat submerged in a strong sauce.
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mar52
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Re:Freezer burned food
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Tue, 08/28/12 2:53 PM
I'll look at it closer today. It might just be the edges. I've never pressure cooked. I must have one because the little cap thingy is in my catch-all kitchen drawer. Just don't know where the rest of it is. (I'm backwards)
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Re:Freezer burned food
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Tue, 08/28/12 9:20 PM
Grind it up, cook it up, serve it mixed with rice, onion and vegies, topped with a gravy or not...It's edible sometimes tasty, and non-waste-full
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Re:Freezer burned food
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Tue, 08/28/12 9:43 PM
See my dinner post.
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