SR Blogs: Freezing Rhubarb
A caller this morning wanted to know: “Do I have to pack rhubarb in a sugar syrup to freeze it?” The answer is: No. Rhubarb can be cut and frozen without adding anything to it. It’s called a dry pack. I usually cut stalks into 1/2 to 3/4-inch chunks and toss them into a zip-top bag and put them into the freezer. (My neighbor Rusty always lets me have his crop.)/ Lorie Hutson , Fresh Sheet. More here
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Question (from Fresh Sheet): What’s your best way to eat rhubarb?
* This story was originally published as a post from the blog "Huckleberries Online." Read all stories from this blog
A caller this morning wanted to know: “Do I have to pack rhubarb in a sugar syrup to freeze it?” The answer is: No. Rhubarb can be cut and frozen without adding anything to it. It’s called a dry pack. I usually cut stalks into 1/2 to 3/4-inch chunks and toss them into a zip-top bag and put them into the freezer. (My neighbor Rusty always lets me have his crop.)/
Lorie Hutson
, Fresh Sheet.