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Title: Freezing Leeks And Onions
Yield: 1 Servings
Ingredients
------------------------------LEEKS-----------------------------------
1 lb makes 1 pint
-----------------------------ONIONS-----------------------------------
1 md to 3, chopped or sliced
-makes 1 pin; t
Instructions
LEEKS 1. Select fresh, firm leeks. Trim off the roots and all but 2
inches of the leaves.
2. Wash leeks well, then split lengthwise, and wash again.
3. Slice leeks or chop them.
4. Package in recipe size amounts. Or, tray freeze them and then
pack or bag the leeks so you can pour out what you need. Leeks don't
require blanching, but they shouldn't be stored in the freezer more
than 3 months at zero degrees F.
ONIONS 1. Choose only the highest quality, fully mature onions.
Freeze only chopped or sliced onions. Store whole onions in a cool,
dry place.
2. Peel, wash, and chop or slice.
3. Package onions in recipe size amounts. Or, tray freeze them and
then pack or bag the onions in recipe size amounts so you can pour
out what you need. Onions don't need to be blanched, but they
shouldn't be stored in the freezer longer than 3 to 6 months at zero
degrees F.
Source: Vegetable Gardening Encyclopedia Typos by Dorothy Flatman 1995

Title: Freezing Leeks And Onions
Yield: 1 Servings
Ingredients
------------------------------LEEKS-----------------------------------
1 lb makes 1 pint
-----------------------------ONIONS-----------------------------------
1 md to 3, chopped or sliced
-makes 1 pin; t
Instructions
LEEKS 1. Select fresh, firm leeks. Trim off the roots and all but 2
inches of the leaves.
2. Wash leeks well, then split lengthwise, and wash again.
3. Slice leeks or chop them.
4. Package in recipe size amounts. Or, tray freeze them and then
pack or bag the leeks so you can pour out what you need. Leeks don't
require blanching, but they shouldn't be stored in the freezer more
than 3 months at zero degrees F.
ONIONS 1. Choose only the highest quality, fully mature onions.
Freeze only chopped or sliced onions. Store whole onions in a cool,
dry place.
2. Peel, wash, and chop or slice.
3. Package onions in recipe size amounts. Or, tray freeze them and
then pack or bag the onions in recipe size amounts so you can pour
out what you need. Onions don't need to be blanched, but they
shouldn't be stored in the freezer longer than 3 to 6 months at zero
degrees F.
Source: Vegetable Gardening Encyclopedia Typos by Dorothy Flatman 1995
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