Can you freeze uncooked cabbage Tote when you subscribe to Taste of Home today! Cabbage, one of the most versatile vegetables around, even coming in flower form! But today, we want to talk to you about the main, and let’s be fair, delicious use of cabbage. How long can I freeze my cabbage for?
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We freeze so many things these days, why not cabbage? But, can you freeze cabbage, most vegetables that we freeze already come frozen, so how can you know what can and can’t be frozen and how to do it correctly, so your food will have a long life span? That’s what we will look at today. Let’s find out how to best methods for freezing cabbage, the most versatile vegetable of all.
Frozen cabbage can be very easy to work with later. Before freezing you should consider a few things about cabbages. First of all, you want to care for your cabbage, it’s an easy to care for food, with a decent fridge life and a decent freezer life also. Whether your cabbage is shredded, whole or sliced, doesn’t matter, all that matters is that you store your cabbage or cabbage leaf in an airtight manner, to prevent bacterial growth. There are many ways to seal cabbage airtight, you could use the cellophane method, just make sure you ensure there are no tears or gaps, you could be a little more daring and vacuum seal it, or you could use food wraps, there are even organic food wrap options available if you wanted to use something more eco-friendly.