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If the only thing standing between you and a hot meal is a hunk of frozen chicken, try one of these techniques.

We’re ranking popular options from best to worst. Spoiler: Save your money and skip that defrosting tray… Every November, fans write to us nervously asking about how to defrost a turkey in time for ...

Keeping a few packages of chicken in the freezer makes planning dinner so much easier. You can almost always come up with a quick chicken dinner, whether you have a pack of chicken breasts or a ...

In an ideal world, we’d remember to put our frozen beef or chicken in the fridge to defrost the night before we need it. Of course, life often gets in the way and that doesn’t always happen, so ...

In an ideal world, we’d remember to put our frozen beef or chicken in the fridge to defrost the night before we need it. Of course, life often gets in the way and that doesn’t always happen, so ...

The good news: If chicken is stored correctly, it’s perfectly safe to defrost, cook and eat, regardless of how long it’s been left in the freezer. However, the longer it stays in there, you might ...

What its real shelf life is—and how temperature, storage, and reheating make all the difference between a safe meal and one you should skip.

Every November, fans write to us nervously asking about how to defrost a turkey in time for Thanksgiving. “Am I too late?!” they worry. (Our rule of thumb, by the way, is to simply pop the ...

If you’re stocking up on chicken at the supermarket, popping it in the freezer is a great option to extend its shelf life. But if that chicken ends up sitting in your freezer for months on end, you ...