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I like to prep and freeze large amounts of soup at once but have come to understand that I probably have a food safety issue cooling them in my refrigerator.



I had been putting them is a cube shaped cambro, but have noticed that it takes way, way too long to get it down to 40°F.



My research turned up a lot of food safety strategies for commercial kitchens with a lot of equipment/space that I don't have.



What methods can a home cook use to get a large amount (say, ten quarts) of liquid down to safe temperatures in time?










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I like to prep and freeze large amounts of soup at once but have come to understand that I probably have a food safety issue cooling them in my refrigerator.



I had been putting them is a cube shaped cambro, but have noticed that it takes way, way too long to get it down to 40°F.



My research turned up a lot of food safety strategies for commercial kitchens with a lot of equipment/space that I don't have.



What methods can a home cook use to get a large amount (say, ten quarts) of liquid down to safe temperatures in time?










share|improve this question



















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    related: cooking.stackexchange.com/q/62988/67 ; cooking.stackexchange.com/q/16540/67 ; cooking.stackexchange.com/q/88135/67 ;

    – Joe
    28 mins ago











  • Please see the answers to the questions @Joe has linked above. All of those suggestions are directly applicable to your question. As such, I'm flagging your question as a duplicate.

    – FuzzyChef
    20 mins ago











  • Possible duplicate of Hot chicken soup takes hours to cool

    – FuzzyChef
    19 mins ago













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I like to prep and freeze large amounts of soup at once but have come to understand that I probably have a food safety issue cooling them in my refrigerator.



I had been putting them is a cube shaped cambro, but have noticed that it takes way, way too long to get it down to 40°F.



My research turned up a lot of food safety strategies for commercial kitchens with a lot of equipment/space that I don't have.



What methods can a home cook use to get a large amount (say, ten quarts) of liquid down to safe temperatures in time?










share|improve this question
















I like to prep and freeze large amounts of soup at once but have come to understand that I probably have a food safety issue cooling them in my refrigerator.



I had been putting them is a cube shaped cambro, but have noticed that it takes way, way too long to get it down to 40°F.



My research turned up a lot of food safety strategies for commercial kitchens with a lot of equipment/space that I don't have.



What methods can a home cook use to get a large amount (say, ten quarts) of liquid down to safe temperatures in time?







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    related: cooking.stackexchange.com/q/62988/67 ; cooking.stackexchange.com/q/16540/67 ; cooking.stackexchange.com/q/88135/67 ;

    – Joe
    28 mins ago











  • Please see the answers to the questions @Joe has linked above. All of those suggestions are directly applicable to your question. As such, I'm flagging your question as a duplicate.

    – FuzzyChef
    20 mins ago











  • Possible duplicate of Hot chicken soup takes hours to cool

    – FuzzyChef
    19 mins ago












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    related: cooking.stackexchange.com/q/62988/67 ; cooking.stackexchange.com/q/16540/67 ; cooking.stackexchange.com/q/88135/67 ;

    – Joe
    28 mins ago











  • Please see the answers to the questions @Joe has linked above. All of those suggestions are directly applicable to your question. As such, I'm flagging your question as a duplicate.

    – FuzzyChef
    20 mins ago











  • Possible duplicate of Hot chicken soup takes hours to cool

    – FuzzyChef
    19 mins ago







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related: cooking.stackexchange.com/q/62988/67 ; cooking.stackexchange.com/q/16540/67 ; cooking.stackexchange.com/q/88135/67 ;

– Joe
28 mins ago





related: cooking.stackexchange.com/q/62988/67 ; cooking.stackexchange.com/q/16540/67 ; cooking.stackexchange.com/q/88135/67 ;

– Joe
28 mins ago













Please see the answers to the questions @Joe has linked above. All of those suggestions are directly applicable to your question. As such, I'm flagging your question as a duplicate.

– FuzzyChef
20 mins ago





Please see the answers to the questions @Joe has linked above. All of those suggestions are directly applicable to your question. As such, I'm flagging your question as a duplicate.

– FuzzyChef
20 mins ago













Possible duplicate of Hot chicken soup takes hours to cool

– FuzzyChef
19 mins ago





Possible duplicate of Hot chicken soup takes hours to cool

– FuzzyChef
19 mins ago










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