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Just helped my mother pick veggies in her garden. There's about 100 large summer squashes. Any tips for freezing it? My step-father says it doesn't freeze well. She also has a lot of eggplant. I can't do any cooking for a few days because I have a ton left to do with moving and have to go back down to Maryland. But early next week I can make a couple of pans of eggplant/squast parmesan and freeze that. But I'm thinking if I cube some squash and freeze it, it should be ok for soups right? Last Edited on: 8/6/10 8:15 PM ET - Total times edited: 1 |
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I think you might get more answers in CMT or Cooking.
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I'm not a big fan of squash Mary, but I've successfully frozen pumpkin & sweet potatoes. Since I mostly use them for pies, I cook, mash, then freeze in zip lock baggies of 2 Cups each. Works great! |
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My Mother grates it, then freezes it. Works great if you are going to be cooking with it, such as zucchini bread or pumpkin bread. |
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I cube it and freeze it for soups. It works great for me! |
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I just reallized that I posted this in the wrong fourm. |
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