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Freezing sour cream?
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studentsaver166
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Good evening lovely OSers,
I have a conundrum for you....I bought sour cream to have with fajitas the other night but even the smallest pot is too much considering there are only 2 of us. Do you think it's freezable? If not, any ideas as to how to use it up? I hate wasting things but I don't think it'll keep until the next batch of fajitas!
Any ideas gratefully received xx
I have a conundrum for you....I bought sour cream to have with fajitas the other night but even the smallest pot is too much considering there are only 2 of us. Do you think it's freezable? If not, any ideas as to how to use it up? I hate wasting things but I don't think it'll keep until the next batch of fajitas!
Any ideas gratefully received xx
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hi studentsaver, the same thing happened to me the other week, i did look at the tub and it said not suitable for freezing but someone here may know better!Mum to gorgeous baby boy born Sept 2010:j0
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Hi there
I have to say that i freeze it..but then i freeze anything that stands still long enough
it may try and split when defrosted..but a good whalloping with a spoon brings it back
If you don't want to freeze it... saute onions, mushrooms n peppers...when soft tip in the sour cream and seasoning..and it makes a lovely sauce with chicken etc..or over pasta... just don't let it boil or it will split..will still taste nice even if it does..
spoon it into jackets too-6 -8 -3 -1.5 -2.5 -3 -1.5-3.50 -
Thanks MrsM, that sounds delicious, I'll definitely try that this week! I'm much the same, I freeze anything that looks like it might go off before I eat it but sometimes I think I ought to check with people wiser than me!0
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studentsaver - note that sour cream lasts quite well in the fridge! a lot longer than ordinary cream, and don't worry that it is already open.
you can add it to almost every soup or sauce - and how about putting it on a baked potato?"Remember that many of the things you have now you could once only dream of" - Epicurus0 -
How do you know if sour cream has gone off? (obviously when it turns green and walks out of the fridge is a good indication)
Also along similar lines can Phillidephia type soft cheese be frozen, full fat variety? I'm forever throwing it out. ( turns green very quickly )0 -
When I do fajitas I use creme fraiche and use the leftovers to make a simple sauce for pasta; just creme fraiche, grated fresh parmasan and black pepper
it goes fab with fried bacon, mushrooms and courgettes - original recipe was from waitrose, used parma ham and also had shallots in
Hope that helps for next time0 -
if i have any sour cream left i always add a few spoonfulls to mashed potato instead of milk and butter0
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does anyone know if you can freeze sour cream? If not, any cake/biscuit recipies so I can use it up?!0
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Hi Littlevics:hello:
I added your thread to the existing one on freezing sour cream so you can see others thoughts on the matter.
Sour cream - may also give you some suggestions:D Also banana sour cream bread
Thanks:)
ZipA little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men :cool:
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Help please
I've just defrosted some sour cream - it's very runny now although not really separated - is there any way I can rescue it? I've tried whisking it but it's no better....0
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