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Freezing Cooked Spelt

Can I freeze cooked spelt?

Anita from Vancouver, BC

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By susan (Guest Post) 02/16/2007

Although I've never tried, I believe that you can. Cooked rice can be frozen, so it makes sense that other grains can be frozen also. Try a small amount to see what it turns out like. That way, you won't waste a lot if you don't like the texture or taste. I think that I'd try putting some in a container and try freezing some flat so the kernals are separate before transfering into a container. Maybe freezing some with a vacuum sealer too. You may get differing results with different methods and find you prefer one over another. I eat spelt a lot and am thinking of trying this also.

Sometimes, I'll cook a lot and refrigerate most for meals later that week. It holds up well, but would be convenient frozen for times when we don't have any readily done.

By Mairmie (Guest Post) 01/10/2007

What is cooked Spelt?

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