Vegetable Overload -
Freezing your bountyIt happens to us all... buying too many fresh vegetables at one time and then watching helplessly as they rot in the fridge. Or after being blessed with a healthy fall harvest, being overwhelmed with nature's bounty. Instead of standing on the sidelines as the fruits of your labour decay, try making a veggie soup with your leftover veggies. Any veggie will do, even lettuce and cucumber. Honest! Alternatively, try making a veggie casserole and freezing quick-meal-sized portions. Another tactic, is to chop up the veggies and freeze them. I like to mix and match my veggies, creating bags of mixed-veggies that can later be used in stir-frys, soups, stews, and casseroles.
For tips on freezing, visit:
The Ohio State University Extension:
Fact Sheet - Freezing Basics
Fact Sheet - Freezing Vegetables
Fact Sheet - Freezing FruitsIf you have comments or suggestions,
email AmandasKitchen@yahoo.ca
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