I am a former chef and if you blanch them before you freeze them, I would either slice them or quarter them, and make sure your peel them, a use a bit of salt and lemon juice in the water when doing the blanch.
I used to blanch them, then shock them in ice water, drain them, and then lay them flat on a tray or cookie sheet lined with saran wrap, when they were solid frozen then packed them into Ziplok bags with around 2-3 pounds per bag.
Now when you go to use them they will be a bit soggy, so they will need to be steamed and mashed ( I use butter, brown sugar and few scrapes of fresh nutmeg), as the one respondant said they are nice in soups, I use carrots and other root veg for a puree with a touch of sour cream, even in a veg mix that you steam and then flash saute with a bit of onion and garlic, for a punch I use fresh oregano and few chili flakes when doing them in the pan.
2007-10-10 14:21:38
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answered by The Unknown Chef 7
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unless you have a blast freezer...no you cant. but you can make it into a soup then freeze it. it'll last for months. the restaurant i worked in does that.
2007-10-10 11:50:49
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answered by cool_bikerz 1
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