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Using Frozen Zucchini

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Date: 06/29/2005 Topics: Food Tips & Info > Freezing | Readers Request > Food  
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I have quite a lot of shredded frozen zucchini. When I use the zucchini after its been frozen and then defrosted for cakes or brownies, do I drain off the liquid? That liquid would have been in the zucchini in its natural state, as if I was using it fresh, but I am unsure if I need to drain it off before using in a recipe after it has been defrosted.

Thanks for any help on this.
Sandie from Missouri
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By Louise (Guest Post)
How do you freeze zucchini? Thanks

Editor's Note:

Here is a ThriftyFun article on freezing zucchini:

http://www.thriftyfun.com/tf676463.tip.html

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By Roon3814 (1) Profile Contact
Question. If I shred and freeze 4 cups of zucchini, when it is thewed and water draind do you still have 4 cups, I only had 2 cups. Or for a 4 cup recipe I have to double the zucchini. Or 4 cups equal 4 cups no matter what.

Thanks
Ron

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By teatimelady (Guest Post)
I too was unsure of what to do with the juice...but; I did drain it and it produces enough moisture when cooking with it....I used mine to make bread and a zucchini cake recipe that I have....mmmmm good!!!
debbie

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Yes, drain it, or use the liquid as part of the liquid in the recipe

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By badwater (751) Contact
I had the same problem a several years back. I didn't know what to do, either. After trying it both ways, I chose to drain it. The recipes just worked better after draining the water off the thawed zucchini. I didn't shred all my zucchini upon freezing, some I cut in rounds. I'd drain them and dip in beaten egg & dredge thru a seasoned flour mix & fry. These turned out beautifully.

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