Ways to Freeze Cabbage

RE: Ways to Freeze Cabbage Post by justmyimagination2002 (25) | (05/09/2008) Profile | Contact Are you talking about raw or boiled cabbage. I know that some love boiled cabbabe, as I probably live about 15 miles from you, ha. I have frozen cooked boiled cabbage, just cook them and let cool and place in bags, lay flat and get all the air out. Then pop in the freezer. I didn't know that you could freeze uncooked cabbage, just goes to show that you can learn something new everyday unless you are dead! Martha Report Spam or Abuse Request: Ways to Freeze Cabbage Post by lewis_admin (1197) | (05/07/2008) Profile | Blog! | Contact Does anyone know if cabbage can be frozen? I froze it in unstuffed cabbage soup, but I don't how else to freeze it. The soup is excellent, too. Thanks, Mary from Paris, Ohio Editors Note: Here is a link to some information on ThirftyFun about freezing cabbage: Freezing Cabbage Answers: RE: Ways to Freeze Cabbage http://ohioline.osu.edu/hyg-fact/5000/5333.html Cabbage Discard coarse outer leaves. Cut into wedges or shred coarsely. Blanch wedges 3 minutes and shredded cabbage 1 1/2 minutes. Cool promptly and drain. Here's a website that gives a list of vegetables that can be frozen, and cabbage is one of them. Print off a copy of the website and file it with your recipes. (11/07/2007) By MCW RE: Ways to Freeze Cabbage Yes, you can freeze it. Wrap it in several plastic bags and tie tightly. Cabbage makes it's own heat so it will take several days to freeze. It also takes several days to defrost. This is a great way to make stuffed cabbages because once it thaws the leaves come right off with the slightest pull. (11/07/2007) By perfume and powder Report Spam or Abuse