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Reduced Price Chicken In Soup
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Hi all. I've just bought half a roast chicken from the hot deli counter at the supermarket. I'm just making my usual big pot of soup and I'd like to put the chicken in it. The soup won't be getting eaten until tomorrow evening. Is it ok to reheat it with the chicken in it? I'm never quite sure what to do if the chicken's in something rather than just eating it as it is. Thanks.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.The instructions on the bags (or boxes) that they put the chicken from the hot deli counter into say "Do not reheat". (Asda put those instructions on the bottom of the bags/boxes, so they don't exactly leap out at you). So, 'doing it by the book', you shouldn't be adding the chicken to your soup at all.
However I buy discounted chicken from the hot deli counter and keep the meat I'm not using immediately cool until the next day. (I've not got a fridge but the meter cupboard outside does the job well at this time of year anyway). I then bung it in a frying pan, with some 'value' curry sauce, for a quick but tasty curry. So I'm certainly prepared to 'break the rules' but it must be up to you to decide whether you also want to do so.
However I buy discounted chicken from the hot deli counter and keep the meat I'm not using immediately cool until the next day. (I've not got a fridge but the meter cupboard outside does the job well at this time of year anyway). I then bung it in a frying pan, with some 'value' curry sauce, for a quick but tasty curry. So I'm certainly prepared to 'break the rules' but it must be up to you to decide whether you also want to do so.
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