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I usually just cut up onions and then put in a freezer bag and then scrunch a couple of times while freezing.
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Hi, there :beer: We have a long thread on freezing onions. I'll add your question to keep ideas together.
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:eek: WOW................ I didnt know you could freeze onions, mushrooms or peppers.
So bare with me people I'm new to all this cooking lark.
So basically I chop the onions, mushrooms or peppers. Stick them on a tray in the freezer when frozen stick them in a bag.....is that right.
Then if i'm going to use them in the slow cooker or over do I just bung them in?
Sorry I must sound really thick.
I must off wasted so much before because i've just been throwing them in the bin :eek:I'm trying so hard to be thrifty, but it doesn't come naturally. You lot are an inspiration!JUST LOVES THE O/S BOARD0 -
I've been thinking of making freezer bags up with different combinations for different dishes for example a bag with chopped onions, garlic and ginger for a curry or a bag with chopped onions, garlic, mushrooms and carrots for a bolognaise or to just have the different ingredients in different freezer bags, still thinking about it. Next time I do a big shop I'll get extra onions and stuff and give it a go.
This is a brilliant idea, i'm definitely going to give this a go :T I'll do one bag and then see how that goes. This would save me so much time and money coz I could buy things in bulk.
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I freeze most things but have bought a huge bag of these and im gonna start a slimfast type diet from Mon so no "real" food so rather than waste the onions as title says can i freeze raw onions?its prob one of the few things i havent tried to freeze
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I have frozen raw onions many times before. I just chuck some into a pan when i need them. They've always been ok. Good luck with you're diet.0 -
ive never frozen them before, but maybe you could chop them up before you freeze them and then all you have to do is take a handful out when you are making chilli / bolognese / cottage pie etc - much handier than defrosting then chopping im sure!!
good luck with the diet!!
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I freeze chopped raw onions all the time,just shake the bag now and again til they're fully frozen so you don't end up with one big lump0
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Hi Janey,
Yes you can freeze them. I usually chop and open freeze them (spread out on a baking tray) before bagging them up so that they don't clump together and I can lift out as many as I need.
There's an earlier thread on freezing onions that should help so I've added your thread to it to keep the suggestions together.
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Does anyone know if you can freeze spring onions (scallions)?
I sowed some seeds a couple of weeks ago and they're coming through now.
So it'll be a while before they're ready. But they will all be ready at the same time.
Hope so, I love them in stir fries. Yum yum!:wave:0
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