freezing sprouts 21 December 2006 at 10:15AM edited 30 November -1 at 12:00AM in Old Style MoneySaving 43 replies 31K views

mummy2mygirls

thanks for all these points on freezing sprots!! got some from aldi for the 39p, to many for us to eat now so will put half away from xmas!!

jm2926

I've seriously overestimated how many sprouts were needed. They are currently uncooked, any ideas on what to do with them? Can I part cook then freeze them?

Hawthorn

You certainly can. Here's instructions on how to

http://southernfood.about.com/od/vegetablerecipes/p/blfrbrussels.htm

SailorSam

Eeeegghh, put them in the compost bin.

Hawthorn

:rotfl: Not a fan of sprouts then Sailorsam!

EssexHebridean

LOL - if the River Cottage christmas special is being repeated then have a look at that - sprout fritters and "Sproutsa Verde" were two of the options. How about shredding them finely for a stir fry, or cutting into quarters, cook lightly with chestnuts and a knob of butter at the end......I'm not keen on sprouts as sprouts but will happily eat them once tarted up a bit!

Pink.

Hi jm2926,

There's an earlier thread on freezing sprouts so I've added your post to it to keep the replies together.

This thread might give you some ideas for using them up:

spruce up your sprouts

Pink

SailorSam

Hawthorn wrote: »

:rotfl: Not a fan of sprouts then Sailorsam!

Christmas is suppose to be season of peace and love, being nice to each other , then why wherever you go why do they serve sprouts ?
You have to hide it in a potatoe and gulp, before it gets you

Bibbitybob

Afternoon all,

In my local Asda last night they were selling off bags of sprouts yellow stickered for 1p. I bought 4, thinking one for this week's meals and then I could blanch and freeze the rest.

Do you think they'd last frozen until Christmas dinner, or will I need to eat them before?

Thanks,

Bibs

RealButter

I would think they'd be fine, after all, Christmas is only a month away :eek: