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Freezing Oranges |
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How do you freeze oranges?
ELEANOR from CONNECTICUT
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RE: Freezing Oranges
I used to peel and section oranges and lay flat in a sealed baggie to freeze. In the summer, I would give my grandchildren frozen orange sections instead of popsicles. They loved them and it was a lot healthier for them. Make sure they are seedless.
RE: Freezing Oranges
I've never frozen oranges, but I often freeze lemons, so I guess it would be pretty much the same. I freeze lemons by just sticking them in the freezer whole. When you need a lemon (or orange) put it/them in the microwave for about 30 seconds or so on high or just leave out to thaw.
Donna
RE: Freezing Oranges
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Post By (Guest Post)
(12/18/2006)
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Peel, section, put sections flat in ziplock bag and freeze. This works very well.
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