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Store Celery

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Have a bag of carrots you don’t want to see go to waste? Learn how to freeze carrots so that they don’t go bad before you get to eat them and ensure you always have some on hand for veggie-loaded recipes! In this veggie how-to, I share how to blanch carrots, the best way to freeze them, and then share some of my favorite recipes to use them in.

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– Wash, peel, and trim carrots. Peeling is optional, but some people find the skin of carrots bitter in flavor.

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– Cut carrots into coins. If you are using baby carrots, you may leave them whole if you want.

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– Bring a large pot of water to a boil. Drop cut carrots into boiling water. For baby carrots, let them sit in the boiling water.

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– Use a slotted spoon to scoop carrots out of the boiling water. Immediately place them in a boil of ice water. This will stop the cooking process. Let the carrots sit in the ice water.

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– Scoop the carrots out of the ice water and shake off excess water. Place the blanched carrots on a large plate or small baking sheet in a single layer and pop into your freezer. Let freeze until frozen solid. 

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– Transfer frozen carrots into a freezer-safe container. I like to use stackable containers or gallon silicone bags, but a gallon ziplock will work just fine. Return to freezer until you are ready to use them!

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