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Preserving Food: Freezing Vegetables
... the freezer and to check off packages as they used. Remember, frozen vegetables should be cooked without thawing. Directions for Freezing Vegetables Table 1. Vegetable Preparation Blanching Time (in boiling water ... 2-inch strips or rings. For Use in Cooked Dishes -- Blanch, cool and drain. Package, seal and freeze. For Use in Uncooked or Cooked Foods -- Do not blanch. Package, seal and freeze. Halves ...
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Alcohol Burn-off Chart
... Alcohol Substitutions, which includes important information about how much alcohol remains in cooked foods and caution when using alcohol in frozen foods, plus tips and hints to help you make the right substitution ...
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Alcohol Cooking Substitutions
... Alcohol, which includes important information about how much alcohol remains in cooked foods and caution when using alcohol in frozen foods along with tips and hints to help you make the right substitution ...
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Growing, Selecting And Using Basil, HYG-1644-94
... preserve basil by freezing it in ice cubes (nearest to fresh taste when added to cooked foods), putting fresh leaves in vinegar or oil (most useful in salad dressing), and blending it ... , but frozen and dried leaves are worth the effort also. The leaves can be used cooked or raw. Crush, chip or mince the leaves and add to recipes, or add whole ...
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Listeriosis: One Tough Bug, HYG-5562-98
... Foods Associated with Listeriosis L. monocytogenes has been associated with such foods as raw milk, unpasteurized milk, cheeses (particularly soft-ripened varieties), ice cream, raw vegetables, raw-meat sausages, raw and cooked ... , cooked foods, and ready-to-eat foods. Avoid raw/unpasteurized milk or foods made from raw milk. Wash hands, knives, and cutting boards after handling uncooked foods. ...
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Growing Herbs for the Home Gardener
... ingredient for health, flavor, or fragrance. Herbs can be used to make teas; perk up cooked foods such as meats, vegetables, sauces, and soups; or to add flavor to vinegars, butters, dips ... , teas, stews, and soups; seeds for flavoring cookies, breads, salads, and cheeses; roots can be cooked. Chamomile, sweet false Matricaria recutita 1 to 2 ½' 4 to 6" Sun Grow from seed ...
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Get Growing Gardening Tips 56- Composting
... proportion of 1:2. Almost any vegetable waste may be composted. Avoid meat products and cooked foods. Do not use thick layers of grass clippings: they will inhibit movement of air. Amongst ...
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Bacterial food-borne illness
... tracts of healthy animals (especially chickens) and in untreated surface water. Raw and inadequately cooked foods of animal origin and non-chlorinated water are the most common sources of human ... used in handling uncooked foods with hot, soapy water before using with ready-to-serve foods. Use separate cutting boards to help prevent contamination between raw and cooked foods. Stuff raw products ...
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Ask Extension Database, NDSU Extension Service
... a dry pack, you can pack them unsweetened, or add sugar. Use these berries in cooked foods. You can freeze berries on a tray or cookie sheet until firm; then pack in ...
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Rocky Mountain Herbs
... In the kitchen, French tarragon is suited well to both raw and cooked foods. Young spring growth is considerably milder in flavor than leaves plucked ... lasagna sheets, cook until they are flexible; they need not be cooked much more. Remove them from the water. Spoon a ladle of ... and bake for 30 to 40 minutes or until the noodles are cooked through and tender. Remove from the oven and sprinkle with the ...
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