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Chicken in the Freezer Historic, archived document Do not assume content reflects current scientific knowledge, policies, or practices. CHICKEN IN THE **;; «E , I <#a«l U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AIS-74 HOW TO FREEZE STEWING HENS from the freezer? Yes for those quick Chicken — nonlaying hens and put them into the freezer and draw fully . jill company meals, planned or unexpected, and for later use. with utmost speed. to have on hand for extra busy days the year Getting chickens ready.—Choose for Space-saving it l.-^i round. Freeze and store excess birds from freezing only healthy, plump birds —and no pieces (breasts, thigh Itombonypic your flock. Cull the low-producing and the more than you can handle at one time. Dress backs, necks). Lecpoyt? Divide cut-up bird into meaty pieces (breast, Insert each meaty piece in a fold of cello- Seal cartons with n ion thigh, also leg if desired) and bony pieces phane, to prevent freezing together. Pack in hot. Keep cartons < Id in refrigerator (wing, back, neck). To save more space in medium-sized or small paperboard cartons, are ready. Place i ff-eeiing compar storage, remove bone from leg. lined or covered with cellophane that can be freezer, with space \ heat-sealed. promptly. After cooking bony pieces, strip bones care- To go with the cooked meat, make an equal Cool the pan of c cidcnicbn fully to obtain many good-sized pieces of amount of white sauce, using skimmed fat and ced or cold runninclotei P0CL meat. Cut large pieces into uniform cubes. stock f om the cooked chicken in the sauce. in paperboard cartes - Measure meat. The recipe for creamed chicken gives added cellophane. Freeze:-' details — Serving Frozen Meaty Pieces Fricassee Style pieces. Freeze meaty ill quickly . f reeze either meaty or bony Place unthawed meaty pieces of two chick- pieces raw for later use in stew or fricassee. ens in a kettle, cover with slightly salted water, lod. —Separate meaty Cook bony pieces, cut the meat from bones, and and simmer 3 to 4 hours, or until tender. om bony pieces (wings, use the meat to make creamed chicken for freez- nay be included v/ith ing and storing in the home freezer or locker. Make a gravy from the broth which remains after cooking, allowing 2 tablespoons of flour to thicken each cup of broth. Season to taste. Reheat chicken in the gravy. (Six servings.) If desired, add egg yolk to gravy at time of serving — 1 egg yolk to 1 quart or less. Beat yolk, stir into it a small portion of gravy, return it to the rest of the gravy and mix well. Hearty Creamed Chicken for the Freezer Here is a recipe for creamed chicken that is definitely a chicken dish — half chicken, half sauce—not sauce with n little chicken. First cook the bony pieces by simmering in start- iron that is warm, not No need to thaw frozen pieces before salted water until tender. For mild seasoning i in refrigerator until all ing a chicken stew or fricassee. Let pieces add a small bag of herbs (Vi teaspoon thyme eezing compartment of simmer—not boil — for 3 to 4 hours or until the and V4 teaspoon marjoram), if you wish. Cool ween cartons. Freeze meat is tender. meat quickly in the broth. Skim off the fat for use in white sauce. Remove meat from broth and cut big pieces into uniform cubes. A guide in figuring amounts: You can get about 3 pints of meat from wings, backs, and necks of 6 hens weighing 5 to 7 pounds(picked, but not drawn). Adding meat from the legs will almost double this amount. For each 3 pints of cut, cooked chicken, make 3 pints of medium white sauce. For sauce, use Y<2, cup chicken fat 3 cups milk % cup flour 1 teaspoon salt 3 cups chicken broth Heat fat, stir in flour,- add broth, milk, and salt, and cook over hot water, stirring constantly med chicken quickly in To serve: Heat frozen chicken in a double until thickened. Add the cooked chicken ater. Package at once boiler about Vz hour. Start with water warm, and heat to blend flavors. lined with heat-sea ing not hot, in lower pan, so the thawing meat omptly. won't stick. If heating several blocks, don't Each pint of creamed chicken makes about stack— use a wider pan. 3 servings. — HOW TO FREEZE STEWING HENS Serving Frozen Meaty Pieces Fricassee Style Freeze freezer and draw fully . chill quickly . either meaty or bony pieces. meaty Chicken from the freezer? Yes—for those nonlaying hens and put them into the freeze with utmost speed. pieces raw for later use in stew or fricassee. Place unthawed meaty pieces of two company meals, planned or unexpected, and for later use. chick- ens ready. Choose for Space-saving method. Separate meaty Cook bony pieces, cut the meat from bones, and in a kettle, cover with slightly salted water, to have on hand for extra busy days the year Getting chickens — — birds no pieces (breasts, thighs) from bony pieces (wings, use the meat to make creamed chicken for freez- and simmer 3 to 4 hours, or until tender. round. Freeze and store excess birds from freezing only healthy, plump —and time. Dress backs, necks). Legs may be included with ing and storing in the home freezer or locker. your flock. Cull the low-producing and the more than you can handle at one Make a gravy from the broth which remains after cooking, allowing 2 tablespoons of flour to thicken each cup of broth. Season to taste. Reheat chicken in the gravy. (Six servings.) If desired, add egg yolk to gravy at time of serving— 1 egg yolk to 1 quart or less. Beat yolk, stir into it a small portion of gravy, return it to the rest of the gravy and mix well. Hearty Creamed Chicken for the Freezer Here is a recipe for creamed chicken that is definitely a chicken dish—half chicken, half I sauce—not sauce with a little chicken. First cook the bony pieces by simmering in Divide cut-up bird into meaty pieces (breast, Insert each meaty piece in a fold of cello- Seal cartons with an iron that is warm, not No need to thaw frozen pieces before start- salted water until tender. For mild seasoning thigh, also leg if desired) and bony pieces phane, to prevent freezing together. Pack in hot. Keep cartons cold in refrigerator until all ing a chicken stew or fricassee. Let pieces add a small bag of herbs (14 teaspoon thyme (wing, back, neck). To save more space in medium-sized or small paperboard cartons, are ready. Place in freezing compartment of simmei—not boil —for 3 to 4 hours or until the and V4 teaspoon marjoram), if you wish. Cool storage, remove bone from leg. lined or covered with cellophane that can be freezer, with space between cartons. Freeze meat is tender. meat quickly in the broth. Skim off fat heat-sealed. promptly. the for use in white sauce. Remove meal from broth and cut big pieces into uniform cubes. A guide in figuring amounts: You can get about 3 pints of meat from wings, backs, and necks of 6 hens weighing 5 to 7 pounds (picked, but not drawn). Adding meat from the legs will almost double this amount. For each 3 pints of cut, cooked chicken, make 3 pints of medium white sauce. For sauce, use M> cup chicken fat 3 cups milk % cup Flour 1 teaspoon salt 3 cups chicken broth Heat fat, stir in flour; add broth, milk, and After cooking bony pieces, strip bones care- To go with the cooked meat, make an equal Cool the pan of creamed chicken quickly in salt, and cook over hot water, stirring constantly To serve: Heat frozen chicken in a double fully to obtain many good-sized pieces of amount of white sauce, using skimmed fat and iced or cold running water. Package at once until thickened. Add the cooked chicken boiler about V2 hour. Start with water warm, meat. Cut large pieces into uniform cubes. stock from the cooked chicken in the sauce. in paperboard cartons lined with heat-sealing and heat to blend flavors. not hot, in lower pan, so the thawing meat Measure meat. The recipe for creamed chicken gives added cellophane. Freeze promptly. won't stick. If heating several blocks, don't Each pint of creamed chicken makes about details. stack— use a wider pan. 3 servings. — — FREEZING YOUNGER BIRDS p=- When younger birds broilers, fryers, or roasters Broilers.—Remove head and feet from dressed are big enough for table use, it is often economical bird. Cut along the backbone, open, and take out to freeze and store them. entrails. Cut bird in two along breastbone (shown Prepare them carefully, chill promptly, and freeze above). Wash well, dry, and chill quickly. Place as soon as cold. halves together with two pieces of cellophane be- tween them. Package like roasting ch ckens. Roasters.—Prepare bird as for cooking. Tie legs and wings tight to body to save storage space. Fryers. —Prepare dressed chickens for frying. Package chilled bird in moisture-vapor-resistant Wash, dry, and chill. Insert each piece in a fold of wrapping material. A flexible canvas hammock cellophane and pack tightly in a carton or package (shown above) helps to press wrapping tight against that can be heat-sealed. Use medium-sized or bird and prevents slipping. Fold securely, pressing small packages to suit family needs. to drive out air.
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