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  2. How to Freeze Celery: A Step-by-Step Guide - Allrecipes

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    Yes! You can (and should) freeze uncooked celery if you're not planning to eat it within a few weeks. It's important to note, though, that freezing affects the veggie's texture — when thawed, it won't have celery's signature crispiness.

  3. Celery can be a difficult vegetable to freeze because of its high water content. Freezing it often leaves the stalks mushy and flavorless. If you have a bunch of it that you can't use up before it spoils, though, you can prolong its life...

  4. Can you freeze celery without blanching? - Chef's Resource

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    Yes, you can freeze celery without blanching. Unlike some other vegetables, celery retains its texture and flavor quite well when frozen without blanching. Freezing celery directly helps maintain its crunchiness, making it a convenient option for future use.

  5. Yes, you can freeze celery without blanching if you want. It’s a quick way to store celery and comes in handy if you’re planning to use the frozen vegetable within a couple of months. You can blanch celery if you want to store celery for a longer time.

  6. Can you freeze celery raw? - Chef's Resource

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    The Answer. Yes, you can freeze celery raw! Freezing celery is a simple and convenient way to prolong its shelf life and have it readily available for future use. Although the texture of celery may change slightly after being frozen, it is still perfectly safe to eat and can be used in a wide range of cooked dishes.

  7. Can You Freeze Celery? Yes! Here's How... | Freeze It

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    Can You Freeze Celery? Yes, you can freeze celery for up to 12 months. To freeze celery, you can freeze it as stalks or chopped up, ready to be used in soups, stews and sauces.

  8. How to Freeze Celery | The Kitchn

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    The best way to freeze celery is to first blanch it in boiling water. This fussy-sounding step preserves the vegetable’s color and flavor and prolongs its lifespan: Blanched celery can last up to a year in the freezer. First, clean and trim the celery you want to freeze.

  9. Freezing Celery: All You Need to Know - Healthline

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    You can freeze celery, but it may lose some of its flavor and crispness. If frozen raw, this veggie lasts up to 2 months, while if you blanch it first, it retains more flavor and lasts...

  10. Can You Freeze Celery? - Better Homes & Gardens

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    Celery can be frozen fresh, but Brekke recommends blanching celery before storing it in the freezer. Doing so will preserve some extra color and flavor and dramatically increase the shelf life—from 2 months up to a year.

  11. How to Freeze Celery for Smoothies, Soups and Stews - EatingWell

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    Celery can be frozen without first being blanched, but this extra, easy step helps preserve the veggie's color, flavor and texture. Blanching also gives celery more staying power, so it can be frozen for up to a year—unblanched celery can only be frozen for up to two months.