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You do need to choose whether you’re going to freeze dry raw eggs, or cooked scrambled eggs. Both work well, but they obviously have different uses. If you’re freeze-drying cooked eggs, you just cook them first and then place the freshly cooked eggs on the freeze-dryer trays. If the...
Preserving peak-season produce just got a whole lot easier thanks to our How to Freeze Anything Guide from the experts in the GH Innovation Kitchen.
Though freeze-dried food is delicious and handy to have in the pantry, both for everyday cooking and emergencies, it can be expensive. I’ll walk you through different ways to freeze dry food at home, from the traditional methods used in the Andes to freeze-dry potatoes to home-built opt...
Remove the zucchini with a slotted spoon or drain in a colander. With a paper towel, gently pat the zucchini as dry as possible after it has drained. Pre-freeze the zucchini by laying the slices out on a baking sheet and placing these in the freezer. Once it has frozen for 1-2 hours...
How to Prepare Kale for Freezing The kale must first be washed thoroughly and completely dried, by patting it dry between two clean kitchen towels, before you can freeze it with one of these methods. Ensure that you separate the leaves when you wash the kale and that you really clean all...
So as tempting as it may be to toss your excess summer squash tothe chickens, take a little time and freeze it instead. Come winter, you'll be so happy you did. Related information you might find helpful: How To Freeze Summer Squash:illustrated, step-by-step instructions from the wonderf...
Can you freeze caramelized onions?Yes, I recommend freezing them in an ice cube tray, or small containers, so that you can simply thaw only what you need for one recipe at a time. They will stay good in the freezer for up to 3 months. Thaw in the refrigerator overnight before using ...
Keep the planting site well weeded. Garlic doesn’t do well with competition—it needs all available nutrients! Water every 3 to 5 days during bulbing (mid-May through June). If May and June are very dry, irrigate to a depth of 2 feet every eight to 10 days. As mid-June approaches,...
In warmer climates where the ground doesn’t freeze, garlic can be planted through December or even early January. Why plant in fall?: Garlic needs a period of cold temperatures (vernalization) to form large bulbs. Planting in fall ensures that garlic will experience this cold period over wint...