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Would you eat frozen quail from 1993?
#11
I have 10 year old Thai hot peppers that I grew in the freezer.
Don't touch your eye after handling.
They still flame my turkey chili. yum.
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#12
[quote Fritz]I have 10 year old Thai hot peppers that I grew in the freezer.
Don't touch your eye after handling.
They still flame my turkey chili. yum.
I didn't know you could grow stuff in the freezer! Well, besides bacteria. Smile

(Somebody was bound to say that, and this time I wanted it to be me.)
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#14
Hey, that old quail goes well with potatoe.
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#15
And we haven't heard much from him since 1993. Has be been on ice since then?
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#16
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> Somebody was bound to say that, and this time I wanted it to be me
>


Now that's sig worthy

: -)
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#17
my manual defrost chest freezer was a $25 yard sale find

took it home, plugged it in, next day temp was -20F

don't believe food spoils quickly that that temp

temps are much less stable in the traditional kitchen fridge/freezer
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#18
We've made pies from 12-year-old frozen cherries from my mother's freezer.

Tasted great!


/Mr Lynn
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#19
I bet the quail would eat you so better make the first move!
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#20
Enough talk!

Suck it up and eat 'em.... you weenie!

Big Grin
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