Freezing Limas, Snap Beans, Green Beans, Soy Beans, or Wax Beans
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“Yes, you can freeze beans. No need for them to go to waste. Recipe courtesy of The Settlement Cookbook.”
Freezing Limas, Snap Beans, Green Beans, Soy Beans, or Wax Beans
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READY IN:10mins |
SERVES:4 |
UNITS:US |
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Ingredients Nutrition
- green beans (or limas, snap, wax, or soybeans)
- water
Directions
- Limas, Shelll: Shell and blanch and sort according to size or blanch in pods (shell after cooling). Small beans or pods, blanch for 2 minutes. Medium beans or pods blanch for 3 minutes. Large beans or pods blanch for 4 minutes.
- Snap, green, or wax beans: Pick over stringless beans. Wash, remove ends. Cut in 1 to 2 inch lengths or in julienne strips.Small beans or pods, blanch for 2 minutes. Medium beans or pods, blanch for 3 minutes. Large beans or pods, blanch for 4 minutes.
- Soybeans: Select and wash. Blanch in pods for 5 minutes and cool. Squeeze beans out of pods.
- Cooked foods remain at top quality for 3-6 months. After 6 months the food is still safe although quality may decline.
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Freezing Limas, Snap Beans, Green Beans, Soy Beans, or Wax Beans