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1. Freezing that meat as soon as you get home is essential. You should follow a few simple tips for packaging it to prevent freezer burn and make meal prep easy. Buying meat in bulk is a great way to save money. When you come across a bargain, split your stash up and save portions for both short- and long-term storage.

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2. Fresh meat that is available in supermarket packaging consisting of a polystyrene tray with a plastic film cover may be stored in the freezer. With this type of packaging the meat will freeze well for several months. However, for longer periods of freezing it is advisable to over-wrap the packages with either cling film or heavy-duty aluminium.

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3. What about freezing the pie crusts and pie filling separately? This is an alternative that some people prefer. There are space saving advantages in baking a batch of crusts and stacking them inside each other. It all depends on how fast you want to produce a pie.

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4. Oct 28,  · DH and I just came back from a family simcha out of town where we stayed at BIL's neighbor's house. Although we usually try to stay at a hotel or B&B, this was not an option as th.

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5. Feb 02,  · Read page 2 of the Is it okay to freeze hamburger patties? discussion from the Chowhound Home Cooking, Freezing food community. Join the discussion today.

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8. Another primary and fairly-mundane cause of random noises within a home is settling. For an often-lengthy period, a house will creak and pop from time to time due solely to its own weight causing the soil beneath the house to compact, thus allowing sections, or even the entire house, to sink slowly and minutely into the ground. This can cause all kinds of inconsistent shifting and racking.

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