What's the best way to thaw frozen meat?
Deja Q
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Fri Sep-19-03 05:17 PM
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What's the best way to thaw frozen meat? |
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I've got this pork in the freezer but I want to cook a bit of it up tonight but don't want to wait because I have anxiety disorders and ADD and every other excuse I can think of...
Thanks!
And, sorry, this is not a euphemism for male frigidity! :evilgrin:
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Fri Sep-19-03 05:19 PM
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it should have an auto-defrost setting.
On mine, (Toshiba) I use power level 4
Keep an eye on it and rotate it frequently (unless you've got one of those rotator thingies)
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Aristus
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Fri Sep-19-03 05:19 PM
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2. Stick it under your horse's saddle before a day long ride. |
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That'll tender it up for you. That's how the Huns invented beefsteak tartar.
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MuseRider
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Fri Sep-19-03 05:41 PM
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Really? I can't imagine eating anything that has been under my horses saddle or mine for that matter.
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Fri Sep-19-03 05:19 PM
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in GD for an hour. The flames should thaw it nicely.
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Deja Q
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Fri Sep-19-03 05:22 PM
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The serious answrs are helpful, and the jokes are hilarious! :D GD indeed, LOL! (seriously!)
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Fri Sep-19-03 05:20 PM
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Fri Sep-19-03 05:20 PM
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Liquid oxygen and a match ?
Seriously though cold water.
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Fri Sep-19-03 05:22 PM
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Put a towel over it and get your cat to take a nap on top.
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Fri Sep-19-03 05:35 PM
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The metal casing of your microwave will conduct the heat from the room into the frozen item and it will thaw hours faster than if you just leave it out to thaw. No need to turn on the microwave.
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Fri Sep-19-03 05:45 PM
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he`ll drop a bomb on it...sorry, use a microwave
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