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Kassee | 21:12 Fri 16th Dec 2011 | Food & Drink
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I buy brussel sprouts and cauli and broccoli in Waitrose in little bags all washed and ready to cook. Can I stick them in the freezer, after buying them, and pull them out ready to cook on Christmas day. I am not sure - and it doesn't say anything about freezing on the bag ?
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I would blanch them first.
Most web sources state that you should blanch them before freezing.

e.g:
http://www.pickyourow...g_brusselssprouts.htm

Chris
Why don't you buy one bag and try it first?
or just buy bag of frozen veg from waitrose
If they are going to be used by Christmas I wouldn't bother blanching them - that tends to be for long term storage.

Sprouts don't freeze that well. If you've ever tried ready frozen ones you'll know why
secret is to steam from frozen so theyarent mushy after
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Thanks for all your tips - but I'm cooking the turkey now, and my daughter is doing the veg. I'll be OK with the turkey.
I agree with dzug. For future reference don't freeze them Buy them, leave them in the bottom of the fridge for a month, then compost them... Yeuch LOL
Can I suggest that you buy fresh whole veg and use the huge amount of money saved to make a contribution to a charity of your choice ( mine would be the Dogs Trust...http://www.dogstrust.org.uk/ )

By veg with mud on ! Keith Floyd said this years ago, and he was right !
If they are for christmas day, just keep the bag in your fridge - they should be fine.

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