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Freezing - Tips and Quick Questions thread
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Can you freeze cooked chickens from the supermarket?
Also I buy the 49p pack of 3 peppers at the moment from Aldi ,slice them then freeze them while they're cheap. If you dont like the green ones put them on a windowledge and they go red (seen on a diff thread on here).
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I've recently started to freeze veg like carrots, broccili, beetroot, in portions, but have been blanching them first and I'm wondering if this is necessary or can I put them straight in the freezer without the hassle of having to drop them in boiling water first?0
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Turnip?
I've grown a bit but there's not enough to make stew...yet!If you lend someone a tenner and never see them again, it was probably worth it.0 -
Hi does anyone know if you can freeze home made peppermint creams? My soon to be daughter in law wants me to make some for her wedding favours and I don't fancy doing them just before the big day.
If it's old-fashioned, just icing sugar and peppermint oil plus a bit of colouring - they should keep for a couple of weeks in an airtight container, kept in a cool room.
Not sure how they would freeze - have you time to experiment with a few?0 -
I have some puff pastry in the freezer I want to use and was thinking of making a variety of pasties. It will probably make quite a lot and as there's only me, I can't then eat them all (well...I could probably try
) so would like to freeze them.
I know you're not supposed to re-freeze pastry once thawed, but would it be ok to cook them, then put them in the freezer? If so, any suggestions on re-heating at a later date as I suspect they'll go soggy just microwaved, but may dry out if they go back in the oven.
Thank you!
Edit - don't worry about this now as it didn't make as many as I thought, so i'll cope with eating them this time!Grocery challenge - Nov: £52/£100
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Can I freeze marrow if I chop it up?
I got a huge one today (over 1ft long :eek:) and I don't think there's any chance of me eating it all.Grocery challenge - Nov: £52/£100
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I have frozen lightly steamed marrow before - on thawing, it mushes up as it contains so much water but I reheated it (after draining) in a tomato based sauce and tasted OK..................so I'm told0
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Thanks, i'll give it a go! It'll probably end up in a curry anyway so shouldn't matter too much if it goes a bit mushy.Grocery challenge - Nov: £52/£100
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What happens if things go over there sell by date when they are in the freezer , does it matter?0
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Can anyone tell me if you can freeze lettuce? Hubs really likes those bags of rocket and beetroot salad so i get them when they are reduced but i was wondering if i could freeze them too?
Thanks
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