can I freeze stroganoff?
 

I made a large batch of beef stroganoff. I fear I'll get sick of it before I
can finish it off. Can it be frozen (not the noodles, just the sauce)?

-Jen
Half the people you know are below average. -Steven Wright

can I freeze stroganoff?
 

>Subject: can I freeze stroganoff?
>From: OSPAM (JLove98905)
-------------------------------
Good question. Usually milk products, such as sour cream, separate and appear
curdled after freezing and defrosting. Let us know.
Nancree

can I freeze stroganoff?
 

"JLove98905" > wrote in message
...
> I made a large batch of beef stroganoff. I fear I'll get sick of it before
I
> can finish it off. Can it be frozen (not the noodles, just the sauce)?
>
> -Jen
> Half the people you know are below average. -Steven Wright
>
I believe you can. The milk products are cooked so there should be no
problem. Someone correct me if I am wrong-but tell me why as well.

can I freeze stroganoff?
 

On 03 Mar 2004 01:03:49 GMT, OSPAM (JLove98905)
wrote:

>I made a large batch of beef stroganoff. I fear I'll get sick of it before I
>can finish it off. Can it be frozen (not the noodles, just the sauce)?

When I tried, the result was really gicky. Sort of white stuff with a
lot of water. The last time I made stroganoff, I froze it just prior
to the addition of sour cream; then added that when I thawed it out. I
nearly always have sour cream around, more's the pity. :-)

can I freeze stroganoff?
 

Frogleg > wrote in message >. ..
> On 03 Mar 2004 01:03:49 GMT, OSPAM (JLove98905)
> wrote:
>
> >I made a large batch of beef stroganoff. I fear I'll get sick of it before I
> >can finish it off. Can it be frozen (not the noodles, just the sauce)?
>
> When I tried, the result was really gicky. Sort of white stuff with a
> lot of water. The last time I made stroganoff, I froze it just prior
> to the addition of sour cream; then added that when I thawed it out. I
> nearly always have sour cream around, more's the pity. :-)

I've done it many times, with homogenized commercial sour cream, and
have had no problems at all with curdling or anything else.

N.

can I freeze stroganoff?
 

can I freeze stroganoff?
 

before adding the sour cream you could freeze some. A GF used to freeze is
after. She said, looks bad, tastes fine. I eat with my eyes though so I
passed.

--
Laura

GAYLAN FOR PRESIDENT!

"Nancree" > wrote in message
...
> >Subject: can I freeze stroganoff?
> >From: OSPAM (JLove98905)
> -------------------------------
> Good question. Usually milk products, such as sour cream, separate and
appear
> curdled after freezing and defrosting. Let us know.
> Nancree
>

can I freeze stroganoff?
 

"Laura" > wrote in message >...
> before adding the sour cream you could freeze some. A GF used to freeze is
> after. She said, looks bad, tastes fine. I eat with my eyes though so I
> passed.
>

Yes, but do you drink with your eyes?

> --
> Laura
>
> GAYLAN FOR PRESIDENT!

We already have a cabbagehead for President.

-bwg
Drink to me only with thine eyes,
And I will pledge with mine.
-Ben Jonson