Freezing cauliflower for the winter at home

Recently, it has become very popular to freeze vegetables and fruits for the winter. In this way, you can store products for up to six months in almost perfect condition. In winter, vegetables, and even more so fruits, are expensive, and some of them are even hard to find fresh. Yes, and this freshness is questionable. Therefore, it is easiest to prepare for winter in the summer and stock up in the freezer. Moreover, the cameras now freeze vegetables and fruits without the formation of ice on them, which means that the products will not stick together in one big lump and will be easily separated from each other.

There are vegetables that are ideal for freezing, do not lose their taste and retain a beautiful appearance even after defrosting. Today we will talk about cauliflower. The fact is that it is not stored for a long time and must either be eaten immediately or somehow processed. This cabbage is perfect for both canning and freezing. Frozen cauliflower does not lose its useful trace elements and even after defrosting it retains its wonderful taste and snow-white shade.

How to freeze cauliflower the right way? Today we will consider two ways of simple, fast and convenient ways of freezing: fresh and boiled (blanched). You can use two methods at once, both of them are good.

How to freeze raw cauliflower for the winter at home

Required products:

• fresh cauliflower,
• freezer containers.

The process of preparing cauliflower for freezing

How to freeze boiled cauliflower for the winter

The preparatory process lasts longer (not much, though), but the product will be almost ready, which will reduce the cooking time of the dish with its participation.

What we need:

• head of cauliflower;
• salt;
• water;
• freezer bags.

How to boil and then freeze cauliflower for the winter

What is good about this method: after defrosting, immediately add to the dish and after 5-10 minutes your dinner will be ready.

We choose any freezing method in order to enjoy tasty and healthy cauliflower in winter. Broccoli is frozen in the same way.