Frozen Strawberry Pie ?

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Old 06-15-2011, 03:39 PM
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Has anyone made a strawberry pie and put in the freezer, if so how long would you keep it in the freezer to still be fresh tasting?
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Old 06-15-2011, 03:43 PM
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never have frozen one, as it gets eaten fast
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I make pies and freeze ... then remove and bake when wanted.
I've never had problems with them being in the freezer ... taste just as good as fresh made & baked!
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Strawberry anything never last long enough to get to the freezer.
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Old 06-15-2011, 05:25 PM
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Originally Posted by MyWifeMadeME
Strawberry anything never last long enough to get to the freezer.
LOL, what HE said!!! :-D :-D

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Mr. Bill must know my family :-) :-) :-)
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Originally Posted by Dee G
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Mine too!
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I would be afraid the strawberries would not look pretty when they are defrosted. They would taste okay - but would look rather funky.
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Are you baking it first and freezing? Or freezing it uncooked? Its been my experience that freezing uncooked fruit tends to add a little bit of moisture that comes out when defrosting and cooking, so you might want to adjust the recipe a little bit as far as liquid goes. If freezing one that is already baked, I have kept strawberry and rhubarb pies in my freezer for nearly a year. I have a food vacuum sealer and pack them in that before freezing. It really does make a difference since it takes out all the air.
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Originally Posted by meemersmom
Are you baking it first and freezing? Or freezing it uncooked? Its been my experience that freezing uncooked fruit tends to add a little bit of moisture that comes out when defrosting and cooking, so you might want to adjust the recipe a little bit as far as liquid goes. If freezing one that is already baked, I have kept strawberry and rhubarb pies in my freezer for nearly a year. I have a food vacuum sealer and pack them in that before freezing. It really does make a difference since it takes out all the air.
I don't defrost .... send it right from the freezer to the oven!
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