/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Kaiji... !/.H9KAIJI. No.4035577]

Ok this is important, how do I wrap my meat for freezing? REALLY

[Anonymous No.4035583]

portion into single servings
wrap completely with tinfoil
put in freezerbag

[Kaiji... !/.H9KAIJI. No.4035586]

>>4035583
can I reuse the freezerbag like that? And what does tinfoil do

[Anonymous No.4035594]

>>4035586
sure just wash the bag.

the tinfoil is so you can take a single portion of meat out of the bag without using a hammer and chisel.

[Kaiji... !/.H9KAIJI. No.4035596]

>>4035594
but it's gonna be unfroze anyways it's not hard to take out

[Anonymous No.4035597]

>>4035596
but then you are refreezing the rest of the bag, which will make you sick.

[Anonymous No.4035630]

tinfoil? I saran wrap each portion and store in a freezer bag.

[Kaiji... !/.H9KAIJI. No.4035643]

fuck it's so much work, I used to just reuse plastic bags

[Anonymous No.4035648]

>>4035643

you don't even know what work is.

[Anonymous No.4035657]

Oh please, don't come here.

[Anonymous No.4035684]

Just eat all your dog meat at once, so you don't have to freeze it, you gookfaced gook.

[Anonymous No.4035720]

a layer of aluminum foil
ziplock bag
push as much air out as possible

[Anonymous No.4035740]

first you wrap your meat in individual portions in foil

then turn yourself in to the police for all of that child pornography on your computer, you sick fucking fuck.

[clæsix !!w8P3ZOlfjjB No.4035741]

>>4035577
why don't you go back to /tv/ you pedo scum. seems like no one wants you shitting up their boards.

[Anonymous No.4035756]

>>4035684
But rover is too big to eat in one sitting.

[Kaiji... !/.H9KAIJI. No.4035859]

so I foil it or plastic wrap it before bagging?

[Kaiji... !/.H9KAIJI. No.4035865]

>>4035859
I mean which is better

[Anonymous No.4035897]

Babyfucker get out

[Anonymous No.4035903]

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[Anonymous No.4035922]

I hear that tin foil prevents freezer burns because of the way it conducts heat. I peronally wrap it in parchment paper to absorb any extra moisture then with foil and then in a ziploc.