If you take pork tenderloin or chicken breasts/turkey out of the freezer to thaw, can you start brining them right away? Will the brining effect work as usual or is it inhibited while the meat is frozen?
Thanks for the tips. The aluminum pan suggestion is quite interesting.
I ended up using combination of running water and soaking, pulled them apart ASAP. All was well in the end.
Thanks,
Henry
Hi all,
I have to thaw some boneless, skinless chicken breast as quickly as possible. I'm not a big fan of just sticking them in the microwave because they often start to cook.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks,
H
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