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Freezing Ricotta Changes Texture

You really shouldn't freeze ricotta, but there are those that will anyway. I know - I did. So if you do, just know that the texture will suffer. Don't freeze it for more than six months. Thaw it in the refrigerator for a day or so. When thawed, there may be some liquid on top, which you should stir back into the cheese.

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I have done this and this is what happened to me.

By shirley from Bradenton, FL

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