freeze cooked dried peas?

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freeze cooked dried peas?

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Just a quick question.
I've cooked a full packet of dried marrowfat peas and there are far too many :shock: Do you think they will freeze OK?

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I don't see why not.
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my parents buy frozen mushy peas :roll: - so if they are sold guess it must work
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red wrote:my parents buy frozen mushy peas :roll: - so if they are sold guess it must work
My parents buy frozen mashed potato :?
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Mushy peas are one of our indulgences here in France. I bring packs over with us and make them up as and when. I have half a panful in the freezer right now. If the last lot was anything to go by they will just as delicious as when they are first made.
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Yep, I've frozen them in the past, too. No problem at all.
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:cheers: Thanks, everyone. They're now in the freezer. :flower:
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Rosendula wrote::cheers: Thanks, everyone. They're now in the freezer. :flower:
I defrosted some at the weekend - no problem :mrgreen:
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Post: # 130649Post StripyPixieSocks »

We are always freezing cooked dried beans because we always end up with way too many after we soaked them lol

We've never had any problems cooking, freezing and then defrosting any of our peas and beans :)

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