Can you freeze chicken noodle soup |
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Can you freeze chicken noodle soup |
Oct 3 2012, 09:35 AM
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Newbie Cutie Group: Sugar Pie Sista Posts: 140 Joined: 3-July 09 From: North Carolina |
I made homemade chicken noodle soup yesterday. There is a lot leftover and I was wondering if it can be frozen with good results. The soup has carrots,onion,celery,corn,green peas, spices,chicken and egg noodles. I have researched on the internet and some say the noodles freeze fine some say the noodles get soggy. I just don't know what to do. Has anyone froze this soup with good results? Thanks ladies. |
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Oct 3 2012, 09:53 AM
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Sugar Pie Teeny Bopper Group: Sugar Pie Sista Posts: 1,028 Joined: 27-April 09 From: Northern Nevada |
i freeze mine all the time with the egg noodles and it comes out fine. -------------------- Elizabeth
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Oct 3 2012, 12:11 PM
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Sugar Pie Baby Group: Sugar Pie Sista Posts: 723 Joined: 6-June 09 From: Wisconsin |
I freeze every soup, including chicken noodle, and haven't had a problem. The texture might be slightly different when you reheat, but they will still taste great! -------------------- |
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Oct 3 2012, 02:43 PM
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Sugar Pie Mama Group: Sugar Pie Sista Posts: 5,380 Joined: 27-April 09 From: Pacific Northwest |
Write down the date and use in a couple of months for a test. See how well it freezes. I think it will be fine if you don't leave it in there forever -------------------- "If we aren't having any fun, why are we doing it?"
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Oct 3 2012, 03:39 PM
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Sugar Pie Mama Group: Sugar Pie Sista Posts: 2,517 Joined: 27-April 09 |
On the Taste of Home recipe website they have a recipe for Chicken Noodle Soup - using egg noodles - that they suggest freezing leftovers - - here it is - you could compare it to yours or even try their's |
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Oct 3 2012, 03:42 PM
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Sugar Pie Mama Group: Sugar Pie Sista Posts: 3,193 Joined: 27-April 09 From: Oregon |
If I was making soup with the intention to freeze, I would freeze without the noodles and then add them in when I reheat, but if you had enough leftovers to freeze, I would just freeze it with the noodles. -------------------- Angie ~ no blog, but the cookie jar is always full :)
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Oct 6 2012, 07:50 AM
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Sugar Pie Mama Group: Sugar Pie Sista Posts: 4,682 Joined: 13-August 09 |
I have frozen it before. It's not the same when you reheat, but it still tastes good. The noodles tend to be overcooked oon the reheat. When I freeze it though, I freeze it in ziploc bags (I burp the air out). For one, it helps eliminate the ice crystals you get when you use plastic ware, so it doesn't get watered down, and two, the bags conform to any freezer space you have available. -------------------- I want to be the kind of woman that when my feet hit the floor in the morning, the devil says "Oh crap....she's up!"
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Oct 6 2012, 11:45 AM
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Sugar Pie Mama Group: Sugar Pie Sista Posts: 3,272 Joined: 23-September 09 From: Spokane, Washington |
We love chicken or turkey noodle soup here so I always make a vat of it with the intention to freeze and always use either a homemade egg noodle or a dried kluski noodle. http://www.countrypasta.com/ They freeze well since they are so dense. When they thaw they are just thicker and yummier versus a normal grocery store dried noodle that will come out soggy. -------------------- Molly
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