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Is it possible to freeze beansprouts?

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mkjuk | 00:04 Thu 15th Feb 2007 | Food & Drink
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IF not what is the best way to make them last?
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In a salad - in a stir fry - in soup - I don't think there is a great way to make them last - sorry:)
00:10 Thu 15th Feb 2007
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No, too much water in them. Even in the fridge they only stay fresh for a few days...
10:06 Thu 15th Feb 2007
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Freeze them. See how
11:16 Thu 15th Feb 2007
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crikey, seems a bit OTT. unless you have kilos of the things, i'd suggest that freezing as per that method would be more energy and resource intensive than chucking them away and buying new ones.

12:16 Thu 15th Feb 2007
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http://www.asianonlinerecipes.com/vegetables-g uide/bean-sprouts-2.php

12:53 Thu 15th Feb 2007
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Frozen they tend to go really soggo. You can keep them in the fridge for a few days in plain old water, just change the water every day or it goes a bit whiffy.
16:11 Thu 15th Feb 2007

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