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How to freeze fresh coriander?

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fatsatsuma · 21/07/2011 14:56

I have a pot on my windowsill which needs to be used, but I know I won't manage it any time soon.

What's the best way to freeze it? I plan to use it chopped in a sauce so it won't matter if it crumbles after freezing.

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munstersmum · 21/07/2011 15:01

Chop and freeze with a little water into ice cubes.

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fatsatsuma · 21/07/2011 15:04

Thanks. Is there any way to avoid adding water?

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kingprawntikka · 21/07/2011 15:05

I just chop it and freeze it in a big bag and use as required. Seems ok!

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fatsatsuma · 21/07/2011 15:11

Thanks both of you. Munstersmum, I have heard of the ice cube method but think I will try freezing it dry in a bag as I don't want any excess water or sogginess. Thanks again Smile

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ChuckYouFarlie · 21/07/2011 19:26

freezing not ideal, but if you have to you have to. But don't chop it! Can you pick it and squish each sprig flat and freeze them all together in a freezer bag thingy like a stack of palm fronds IYSWIM? Then you just open the freezer bag and pull out a sprig, and it will crumble right into whatever you're cooking.

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TragicallyHip · 21/07/2011 19:32

I just freeze it as it is then crumble off what I need at the time

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fatsatsuma · 21/07/2011 21:23

Too late, it's already chopped and in the freezerGrin

But will remember your tips for next time, thanks.

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