Title: How To Freeze Spinach and Thaw Effectively (Step by Step) | Kitchenous
Headings: Can You Freeze Spinach?
Can You Freeze Spinach?
Types of Spinach
Can I Freeze Spinach?
How To Freeze Spinach
Step 1: Wash
Step 2: De-stem and Cut
Step 3: Blanch
Step 4: Dry
Step 5: Pack
Option 1: Freezer Bags
Option 2: Individual Portions
Option 3: Blend
Step 6: Label and Freeze
How To Thaw Frozen Spinach
FAQs
Conclusion
About The Author
Helga Williams

Content: If you are growing your own spinach, do not let the bunches sit in the garden for too long. Rather harvest and freeze them as the leaves are nutrient-rich and at their best quality when they are newly grown. How To Freeze Spinach
There are different ways in which you can go about freezing fresh spinach which will largely depend on what you are planning to use it for in the future. If you are not yet sure, it is advisable to blanch it before freezing as this will allow you to use the spinach as a stand-alone side dish, or to incorporate it with other ingredients. Step 1: Wash
Wash the spinach thoroughly to remove any sand, chemicals, or bugs hiding in the leaves. To ensure the leaves get a good clean, wash them in salt or vinegar water by filling a large bowl with cold water and adding one to 2 tablespoons of salt or vinegar to the water. Soak the leaves in the water for a few minutes and rinse well. Step 2: De-stem and Cut
Remove the leaves from the stems.