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Can I freeze dishes that have creme fraisce in it

adam88 · 2016-10-08 11:00:16

Hi. Up the walls the next few weeks and am thinking could I make dishes using creme fraisce and freeze them after I cook them? Basically chicken and mushroom dishes using creme fraisce as the sauce ??? Sorry if I have this in the wrong forum

08-10-2016 11:00am

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adam88

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Hi. Up the walls the next few weeks and am thinking could I make dishes using creme fraisce and freeze them after I cook them?

Basically chicken and mushroom dishes using creme fraisce as the sauce ???

Sorry if I have this in the wrong forum

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#2 10-10-2016 6:54pm

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I haven't got any personal experience of this, but I'd imagine there would be a good chance of the sauce splitting.

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#3 10-10-2016 10:04pm

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I find creme fraiche doesn't reheat very well. I sometimes reheat my dinner for lunch and it doesn't work well with creme fraiche in it. Maybe I'm doing something wrong...

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