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As expensive as canned vegetables have gotten, I find it better to buy one super large can and divide portions into small size zip bags for freezing. I then am very happy with the ease of bag boiling my veggie (I have only done this with corn so far) and even better, I can pack it in whatever size portion I need!
By Veronica from Sedalia, Missouri
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RE: Divide Large Canned Goods Into Smaller Servings
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Post By new to freezing (Guest Post)
(04/07/2008)
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I froze canned green beans last month and boy was it a mistake. I will never do that one again. Really mushy once thawed and cooked. I wonder if all canned goods will be that bad?
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Post By Pattie. (Guest Post)
(10/09/2007)
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Is it safe to use zip bags to boil your vegetables? Or do we need to find a special "boil in bag" type? Also, what is the quality of the canned vegetables after freezing? I thought they may be mushy...such as the green beans. Thanks for any tips.
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