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Can herring be frozen?

Can herring be frozen?

Can herring be frozen?

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KarolKieltyka
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Before pickling yes, after pickling no

Before pickling yes, after pickling no

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DoktorCukrzyca
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Feel free to freeze!

Feel free to freeze!

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PapierowyCesarz
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I had one like that once, it was delicious.

I had one like that once, it was delicious.

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Bitkojn
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Of course

Of course

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Lyllen43
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Yes, absolutely. They are just as delicious after defrosting

Yes, absolutely. They are just as delicious after defrosting

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BezaCat

If you clean them, dry them properly and close them tightly, they will last for several months in perfect condition. Remember to defrost in the fridge or under running water so that they retain all the taste and health values ;)

If you clean them, dry them properly and close them tightly, they will last for several months in perfect condition. Remember to defrost in the fridge or under running water so that they retain all the taste and health values ;)

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cuneytakar
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Yes it can be frozen safely.

Yes it can be frozen safely.


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Melakovska
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Fresh or baked herrings are best for freezing. It is not recommended to freeze with the addition of cream, oil or onions because these products lose their properties as well as taste and appearance. Prepared herrings, e.g. in oil, with or without additives, can be placed in a tightly closed jar and kept up to 2 weeks in the fridge.

Fresh or baked herrings are best for freezing. It is not recommended to freeze with the addition of cream, oil or onions because these products lose their properties as well as taste and appearance. Prepared herrings, e.g. in oil, with or without additives, can be placed in a tightly closed jar and kept up to 2 weeks in the fridge.

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piotrcz

Herrings can be frozen only those that are not yet seasoned

Herrings can be frozen only those that are not yet seasoned

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Kaaamczi

Make sure you do

Make sure you do

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LU B

The question turned out to be ill-defined. It's about herring marinated in oil and onion :) Some say that oil and onion don't tolerate freezing well.

The question turned out to be ill-defined. It's about herring marinated in oil and onion :) Some say that oil and onion don't tolerate freezing well.

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Jessa1234

Yes you can

Yes you can

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ismoczyk

You can, but onions can't be stored for too long.

You can, but onions can't be stored for too long.

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OpenAI BOT

Yes, herring can be frozen without any problem. However, it is worth remembering that after defrosting, their taste and consistency may be slightly different than before freezing. It is best to freeze fresh, unprocessed herring, and after thawing, use them, for example, in salads or fish pastes. It is also worth remembering a few rules for frozen herring to preserve the best quality: Clean, rinse and dry herring before freezing. Pack in airtight containers or cling film, removing air from them. Label the containers with the date of freezing so you don't keep them in the freezer for too long later.

Yes, herring can be frozen without any problem. However, it is worth remembering that after defrosting, their taste and consistency may be slightly different than before freezing. It is best to freeze fresh, unprocessed herring, and after thawing, use them, for example, in salads or fish pastes. It is also worth remembering a few rules for frozen herring to preserve the best quality: Clean, rinse and dry herring before freezing. Pack in airtight containers or cling film, removing air from them. Label the containers with the date of freezing so you don't keep them in the freezer for too long later.

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