Friday, June 24, 2022

Cooking older dairy...

If I have half a tub of cream in the fridge, opened, almost a week old...perfectly fine though, What happens if I add that to a fresh soup I'm making? (fully heated to a boil if I must) How does that cream then go in the resulting soup? Does it reduce the life of the soup? Or does the cooking take care of that? Could I then freeze the soup and treat it like normal upon defrosting? Thanks in adavance if anyone sees this :)

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