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Frozen Unblanched Carrots?

I have already frozen the carrots but did not blanch them. Are they still safe to eat?

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October 24, 20070 found this helpful
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The carrots will be safe to eat, but they may not have quite the same texture after you cook them. I have never frozen them without blanching, but I have frozen shredded carrots for carrot cake, and they are fine. One freezes fruit such as raspberries or strawberries raw. They are perfectly fine to eat.

Louise, Nipawin, SK

 
By cosmic (Guest Post)
October 24, 20071 found this helpful
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Hi,
I just used some carrots I had tossed into the freezer without blanching them. I steamed them, but the texture was tough and rubbery. They were pretty bad.

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I ended up putting them in the blender and used them to thicken chicken stock for vegetable soup. The soup was wonderful.

 
By Jacques (Guest Post)
October 27, 20070 found this helpful
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Carrots will be safe to eat even after 3 months, my advice on preparing the frozen unblanched carrots is to defrost them, pan fry with a little butter and brown sugar till golden brown. Try this and you will freeze more carrots again. Also try using them in a beef stew (sorry from South Africa).

 
By ann (Guest Post)
October 24, 20070 found this helpful

Judith,

The carrots will be okay a month but since you did not blanch them the natural enzyme action will still be moving ahead and the carrots will begin to start losing their quality. This will later affect the nutritional value of them and also the taste. I know its easier not to blanch but for longer freezer storage make sure you blanch.

 

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