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Post subject: V'Con Red Lenitl and Cauliflower Curry  Posted: Fri Oct 29, 2010 7:13 pm |
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How well would this freeze? I'm thinking it would be good for lunches, but have never tried freezing cauliflower. Or curry.
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Post subject: Re: V'Con Red Lenitl and Cauliflower Curry Posted: Fri Oct 29, 2010 7:16 pm |
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Roasted cauliflower lasagna freezes well, for what that is worth. So do lentils.
I know curries freeze well, in general, because one of my old roommates used to bring back a cooler full of various Indian foodstuffs that his mother made him to freeze. He even froze her fresh garlic naan.
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Post subject: Re: V'Con Red Lenitl and Cauliflower Curry Posted: Fri Oct 29, 2010 10:26 pm |
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i freeze it and am happy with the post-freezer version - it seems the same to me. i just had some yesterday for lunch. i do freeze pretty much everything though! i don't think theres much that's vegan that doesn't freeze well. the only thing is that stir-fried veggies or others not already cooked pretty soft get mushier because their cell walls get broken. but i think the cauliflower holds up well, at least given that it gets pretty soft anyhow.
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Arisaig
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Post subject: Re: V'Con Red Lenitl and Cauliflower Curry Posted: Sat Oct 30, 2010 5:16 am |
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I have frozen it, too, and it works well because the cauliflower is already soft.
Cooked potatoes don't freeze well, and I don't like frozen cooked pasta, but most one-pot meals freeze well and become my lunch.
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Post subject: Re: V'Con Red Lenitl and Cauliflower Curry Posted: Sat Oct 30, 2010 8:59 am |
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Everything will become mushier but considering it's more or less mush to start with it's not really a problem.
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