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I think it has to do with HOW it's frozen. If it's flash frozen at some crazy cold temperature, the tissue stays mostly intact. Not so with a gradual freeze in a household freezer.
 
Wet mopping dry rub back ribs.

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So I'm going to have a bumper crop in the orchard this summer.
The grapes (Cab Franc) are spoken for. They're all mine.
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Plums I've got up the wazzoo. Ripening mid/late July.

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Peaches View attachment ImageUploadedByHome Brew1497391197.962701.jpg. Ripening late August.

Pears and apples had a hard winter. Next year will be better.

One can only make so much jam/jelly/wine before it becomes work. (First world problem, I know.)

Nearby friends should take note and coordinate with me for orchard raids. I believe Melana and Big John walked away with a ton of peaches a few years ago.
 
I don't think it's harmful to EAT it - I just think every time you defrost it, it wrings a little more moisture out of it until it's really not appetizing any more.

I've refrozen partially-defrosted meat without too much loss of quality, but if it gets fully defrosted, even if I'm not gonna eat it right then I'll cook it up one way or another and then refreeze it. I also try to defrost it slowly in the fridge so it has some time to kind of soak up some of the juices that escape it as it defrosts.

Interesting experiment where they've found that thawed steak looses 9% of it's moisture compared to cooking it frozen. Just use a little more oil.

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