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Baby Sweetcorns!
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LookingAhead
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Hello :hello:
I have a nearly full 150g pack of baby sweetcorns that really should have been used yesterday (but they are still looking quite fresh in the fridge).
Does anyone know if I freeze these now if they will be ok? Or does anyone have any ideas on a quick vegetarian soup I could make or anything else that I could freeze? I don't like the thought of wasting them but we have our meals planned for the rest of the week...
Thank you!
I have a nearly full 150g pack of baby sweetcorns that really should have been used yesterday (but they are still looking quite fresh in the fridge).
Does anyone know if I freeze these now if they will be ok? Or does anyone have any ideas on a quick vegetarian soup I could make or anything else that I could freeze? I don't like the thought of wasting them but we have our meals planned for the rest of the week...
Thank you!
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I have frozen the odd pack of veg including baby sweetcorn when I realised we couldn't eat it before it went off, and it was fine.0
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OK I'll give it a go....what's the worst that can happen? (Stumbles off with broken tooth embedded in frozen baby sweetcorn.....) (joke!)
]THANKS!!Bank Balance: In the black for the moment.
Sainsburys Loan: Cleared July 2010
Credit cards: AMEX Airmiles Card: direct debit set to clear balance monthly
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I'd blanch them in boiling water before freezing them. We use loads of baby sweetcorns, I bung them in pasta sauces, veg chillis, lasagne, curries, veg casseroles etc.
We are all vegetarian. My 1yr old and 2yr old love them.Nevermind the dog, beware of the kids!0 -
I love baby sweetcorn - but I have a (silly?) question. I know it's found in the vegetable section, but is it a vegetable or a cereal (as corn is another name for maize)0
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Can't answer your question GiJo, but they will be fine if blanched first, then when you cook them again, treat as frozen veg.0
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GiJo - it is a starch and I was always taught that it isn't counted as a vegetable usually.... Although the NHS nutrition site:
http://www.5aday.nhs.uk/whatcounts/portionsizesvegetables.aspx
says that a portion of baby sweet corn is 6 of the little cobs. <G>0 -
These are yummy par boiled for a couple of minutes then bunged on the George Foreman. I can even get my fussy 2 year old to eat them this way.:smileyhea0
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Wendrie wrote:GiJo - it is a starch and I was always taught that it isn't counted as a vegetable usually.... Although the NHS nutrition site:
http://www.5aday.nhs.uk/whatcounts/portionsizesvegetables.aspx
says that a portion of baby sweet corn is 6 of the little cobs. <G>
So, hopefully, counts towards my 5-a-day.0 -
I love eating them raw!
I have them instead of biscuits and snacks sometimes0 -
Oh no - I bunged them in the freezer (in a lunchbox type thing) without blanching them first....are they ruined?? (By the way I dreamed I broke my two front teeth last night after posting my second post! Serves me right!!!)Bank Balance: In the black for the moment.
Sainsburys Loan: Cleared July 2010
Credit cards: AMEX Airmiles Card: direct debit set to clear balance monthly
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