How To Freeze Wild Garlic

Time for reading: ~1 minutes Last Updated: August 08, 2022
How To Freeze Wild Garlic

Early spring is the season of young wild garlic. But this season is very short and passes very quickly. And if dill, parsley, sorrel can be bought in the supermarket all year round, then you will not find wild garlic anywhere else and you will have to wait for the next season.

 
 

Freezing wild garlic

Early spring is the season of young wild garlic. But this season is very short and passes very quickly. And if dill, parsley, sorrel can be bought in the supermarket all year round, then you will not find wild garlic anywhere else and you will have to wait for the next season.

Many people have a question: “Is it possible to freeze wild garlic? Will wild garlic lose its taste qualities at the same time? Yes, wild garlic, like all fragrant green herbs (parsley, green onions, dill, cilantro, sorrel) can be frozen.

You can store such a frozen product for a year. Frozen wild garlic is best suited for making soups and borscht. Remember that it is most convenient to freeze wild garlic in portions. At the same time, squeeze the air out of the bags as much as possible.

Recipes with wild garlic ingredient

Ingredients:
  • Cheremsha
We will need:
  • Knife
  • Colander
  • Cutting board
  • Freezer bags

How to freeze wild garlic step by step instructions with photos

Step 1

 

For work, we need young wild garlic, a colander, a cutting board, and freezer bags.

Step 2

 

Sort the wild garlic, rinse well and dry completely.

Step 3

 

Cut the leeks into pieces about 1 cm long.

Step 4

 

Divide the sliced ​​wild garlic into freezer bags. Squeeze the air out of the bags as much as possible and send them to the freezer for storage.

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