Freezing Poultry for Home Use
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- Publication
- Date of Publication
- May 9, 2022
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Overview
Purchasing fresh poultry in large packages and freezing it can reduce the amount of time spent on shopping and meals. The guidelines in this publication will help you to freeze and serve high-quality, tasty, inexpensive food. This publication teaches you about:
- Equipment
- Packaging materials
- Freezing
- Whole chicken
- Cutting-up chicken
- Cutting a turkey
- Refreezing poultry
- Whole turkey
- Frozen poultry
- Thawing
- Precooked meals
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