How long should you defrost italian sausage for?

Question

How long should you defrost italian sausage for?

Answer 1

till all the ice has gone  !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 2

Most stuff will thaw overnight in the fridge.

If you're in a hurry you can use the microwave, but I tend to avoid this, since I inevitably end up with a bit of cooked meat on the edges.

Instead, I put the meat in question into a sealed ziplock bag that's had as much of the air removed as possible.  Put the bag into a large bowl, and run cool (not cold - not hot) water over the bag for 25-30 minutes.  It's important to keep the water running during this time.  Just a gentle stream - not full blast.

This way, the meat will be thawed, at room temperature, and still fully uncooked, which means it'll cook more evenly in your recipe.

Answer 3

In the fridge - 5-8 hours

Microwave - 5-8 minutes on 20% power

In the pan - chose low heat and let sit for 10-15 minutes

I don't recommend leaving it on the counter for any length of time.

You should try my sausage instead, it's always hot and conveniently fits in your pocket.

Answer 4

It should take about 8-10 minutes to defrost in the microwave.

Answer 5

until it is......

Answer 6

until it's warm in your mouth.

Answer 7

If you're in a hurry you can thaw it in lukewarm water in about 15 minutes. Then you can cook it right away. Since you always cook it well-done, it doesn't have to be fully-thawed to cook, just thawed enough to separate them without tearing the skins.

Answer 8

Defrost in refrigerator usually it takes 7 or more hours depends how cold your frige is feel it if its soft that you can squeeze then its defrosted. Another way of defrosting it is in the microwave, set it to defrost set how many pounds those frozen sausages were and defrost.

Answer 9

you can cook frozen sausages,   if you cooking them to eat whole, put in a pan and add about an inch of water and cover.  Simmer slowly till water is gone and the sausage will start to brown and be cooked through when it is browned all around the outside.